Newest Oswego High School Honor Society inductees welcomed
Traditionally, the first Sunday afternoon in May means that it is time for the Oswego High School National Honor Society Owl’s head Chapter induction ceremony. As families, friends and faculty, along with some members of the Board of Education, gathered at the Robinson-Faust Theatre for the Performing Arts, nearly 40 Oswego High School students were(…)
In and Around Hannibal: May 11, 2013
Rita Hooper 706-3564 Twohoops2@juno.com Wasn’t it nice to see the town a buzz with folks as they toured the community yard sales? Twenty-seven sales had registered, but there were a number of procrastinators whose sales didn’t get listed plus a number who set up spontaneously. Plan a head for next year – probably the first(…)
SUNY Oswego May graduates making links to future
Many members of SUNY Oswego’s Class of 2013, preparing for Commencement activities on Saturday, May 18, have spent the past few years linking to their future. Cydni Williams, a double major in graphic design and marketing, will move to Ann Arbor, Mich., to become a full-time account manager for Google. Her job will entail working(…)
Fulton softball team loses four of last six games
by Rob Tetro The Fulton varsity softball team lost four of its last six games. Jamesville-DeWitt scored 16 runs in a two-inning stretch en route to an win over Fulton April 25. In this game, the Lady Raiders were led by Maureen McCann, who had two hits. Keisha Pierce and MiKayla Guernsey both finished with(…)
Fulton partners with Fulton Community Revitalization Corporation
The City of Fulton has partnered with the Fulton Community Revitalization Corporation to begin a comprehensive restoration project of Lake Neatahwanta, according to Fulton Mayor Ronald Woodward. When completed, it will enhance the area’s tourism, economic development, and recreation opportunities for the community, he said. “The theme of our project is ‘It’s a Great Lake!’(…)
Palermo looks to combat crime with watch group
by Nicole Reitz The Palermo Neighborhood Watch Group met for its second time Wednesday night at the Palermo Town Hall. Attendees discussed placement of the 54 watch signs to be erected around the town. The county will put the signs on county roads while the others will be placed by Palermo residents in the watch(…)
SUNY Oswego president responds to employee e-mail
by Carol Thompson An e-mail message sent by a SUNY Oswego student to other students in regard to a rally to be held in front of the Oswego County office complex somehow landed in the inbox of Jeff Grimshaw, the director for SUNY Oswego’s Office of Business and Community Relations, who in turn forwarded it(…)
