by Pastor David Grey “Do all the good you can, By all the means you can, In all the ways you can, In all the places you can, At all the times you can, To all the people you can, As long as ever you can.” – John Wesley While this admonition is not a(…)
Jerry F. Stoutenger, 46, of Phoenix, died unexpectedly Wednesday July 18, 2012. He was born to his late parents, Elizabeth (Towsley) and Lloyd H. Stoutenger Sr., July 3, 1966. A life resident, he was a graduate of John C. Birdlebough High School in 1985. He was a landscaper for T. J.’s Lawns Plus, Phoenix. He(…)
by Carol Thompson Thursday’s notice of a press conference to be held in Amherst to announce the end of a decades-old mystery connected to Oswego County left one family in wonder and suspense as they waited to hear if the news was about their own missing loved one. The press conference was called Thursday and(…)
For the second year in a row, Ray Graham Jr. is a Race of Champions winner. Graham passed Joe Gosek on lap 42 and then breezed on to lead the final 20-laps to garner the Novelis Supermodified portion of the 62nd annual SUNOCO Race of Champions at Oswego Speedway Saturday. Not only is Graham’s victory(…)
by Rob Tetro The Syracuse Shock recveived the opening kickoff of its July 21 game against the Watertown Red & Black. Tweleve seconds into the game, the Shock had a 6-0 lead following Jeff Lott’s 88-yard kickoff return. Lott fielded the kickoff and ran to his right only to find too many Red & Black(…)
by Carol Thompson Oswego County sheriff’s deputies continue to be in shortage and low pay is a contributing factor. Currently, there is one opening while another deputy is expected to leave at the end of next month. Another deputy will be leaving in September and at least two will be gone at the first of(…)
Southwest Oswego United Methodist Church is hosting several free community events this summer. The Summer Outdoor Concert Series will once again be held Tuesday evenings at 7 p.m. Refreshments are served at all concerts. Attendees are asked to bring lawn chairs. Scheduled to perform are: • July 24 — Lost and Found; • July 31(…)
by Nicole Reitz Gail Callen was named the Granby Citizen of the Year during the town’s annual Family Fun Day last Saturday. She was presented a bouquet of flowers by Supervisor Ed Williamson. Callen is the dog control officer in Granby and has kept her post since she began in 1988. Callen and her husband,(…)
