by Carol Thompson The legality of having the office of Oswego County Clerk on the ballot in the November election is being challenged in Oswego County Supreme Court. Lawyers for Bond, Schoeneck and King, PLLC, filed a petition Friday afternoon on behalf of James McMahon, asking the court to restrain from printing and placing the(…)
The CNY Arts Center, located in the lower level of State Street Methodist Church, 35 State St., in Fulton, will present “Yes, Virginia…The Musical,” a new adaptation of the classic holiday story. It will debut Dec. 7 and run through Dec. 16. In 1897, eight-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon asked her father if there truly was a(…)
With kids back to school, the learning begins and students of all ages will have new options this fall with the opening of CNY Arts Center facility in the lower level of State St. UMC at 357 State St., Fulton. While adult classes continue, children will have Kids Onstage and Kids Onscreen to try out(…)
Nearly 110 students at SUNY Oswego, including local residents, received awards at the college’s spring Honors Convocation. Lana K. Slinkard of State Route 176 in Cato, a senior studying studio art, received the Herman Krusi Award. Her future plan is to attend graduate school for fine arts. Jane M. DeForge of County Route 4 in(…)
The Oswego Youth Court will hold a training class for new members from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 9 through 13 at Oswego City Hall. Students in grades 7 through 12 are eligible to apply for the Youth Court training. Applications can be obtained at any Oswego County school district guidance office, at the(…)
Oswego Hospital has added yet another piece of advanced technology in its emergency room that physicians are using to determine more quickly if a patient is having a heart attack. The new i-STAT system can inform the board-certified ER physicians in about ten minutes whether a patient is having a cardiac event. Previously, blood samples(…)
by Andrew Henderson The Hannibal Central School District will soon have a new leader. During Wednesday night’s meeting, the board of education selected Donna J. Fountain as the district’s new superintendent of schools. The district underwent a yearlong search process for a new superintendent. Twenty-six candidates applied for the position. William Silky and Lucy Martin,(…)
by Rita Hooper I write this week’s column from the island of Puerto Rico in the Caribbean, two hours by air from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. I’m sure like I did, you have a picture of PR as a sun-drenched island full of swaying palm trees, tourists and lots of poverty – some might even call(…)
Monday, March 26, at 7 p.m. at the Hannibal Community Center on Oswego Street, the Hannibal Historical Society will host Stacey Jones, the founder and president of CNY Ghost Hunters and a participant in a visit to Suzie’s Quick Mart in downtown Hannibal. Video cameras have reportedly picked up paranormal activity within the store and(…)
