Oswego, NY News

• Oswego, NY News
• Public Computing Center Posts June Schedule of Free Computer Courses
• RSVP volunteer orientation to include Tree Stewards, Driving Books Home
• Animal Art Works on Display at Oswego Public Library
• Successful Job Seeker Credits Help from Public Computing Center Staff
• Changes to Rice Creek Field Station entry posted
• Three Records Fall At ECAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships
• Three Records Fall At ECAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships
• Whitelaw Earns Capital One Academic All-District Honors
• Whitelaw Earns Capital One Academic All-District Honors
• RSVP to offer volunteer opportunities at June 7 orientation session
• Tyler Art Gallery to show works from permanent collection
• Men's Ice Hockey and Dynegy Pair Up For Oswego County Hospice
• RSVP walking club to trek Great Bear Springs trails
• Remarks by Joseph Coughlin Honorary Doctoral Degree Recipient 151st Commencement, SUNY Oswego
• Three Players Named To All-SUNYAC Baseball Team; Rauseo Picked Rookie of the Year
• Outdoor Track & Field's Coleman and DalCais Named Second Team All-SUNYAC
• Metzgar, Pippin honored for student advisement
• Student wins scholarships to study in Germany
• School of Education work to highlight college's summer projects
• Leadership Oswego County to honor its 20 graduates, 2 area leaders
• Schroeter and Snyder Selected For All-SUNYAC Softball Team
• Burridge, Ward, and Leone Honored By BCANY
• Erin Cummings Named Second Team All-SUNYAC
• Metro Center to offer test for health education certification
• Bott and Coleman Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Oswego State Athletic Department Sponsors St. Baldrick’s Fundraiser That Raises $70,000
• City welcomes Commencement visitors
• Alumna to display 'visual poems' in photo exhibition
• Outdoor Track and Field Teams Finish Eighth At SUNYAC Championships
• Author Talk And Book Signing
• Throwers Shine At SUNYAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships
• SUNY Oswego Commencement to air live May 12
• Rally Falls Short In 10-8 Softball Loss To Brockport
• Softball Hangs With Cortland In 7-3 Loss
• DalCais Leads Outdoor Track and Field Charge Into SUNYACs
• Men's Tennis Ends Season With 7-2 Win At Keuka
• Michele and Whitelaw Named SUNY Chancellor's Scholar-Athlete Award Winners
• Burridge and Collins Named Oswego State Senior Athletes of the Year
• Catch Softball Playoff Action Online
• O'Brien and Miccio Receive All-SUNYAC Recognition
• SUNY Oswego students prepare for next steps after May graduation
• STEM education leader will welcome newest alumni at Torchlight
• Softball Sweeps Hamilton In Pair of One-Run Games
• Women's Lacrosse Ends Season With 21-6 Loss at Geneseo
• Baseball Upsets Third-Ranked Keystone, 10-2, to End Season
• Schoff and Sterling Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Softball Closes Out SUNYAC Schedule With Split At Oneonta
• Men's Golf Wraps Up Year By Winning Home Invite
• Outdoor Track and Field Tunes Up For SUNYAC Meet at Raider Open
• Second-Half Run Hurts Women's Lacrosse In 20-13 Loss At Fredonia
• Women's Tennis Closes Out Season At New Paltz Tourney
• Men's Golf Sits In First After Day One of Oswego State Invite
• Men's Tennis Loses To Elmira, 7-2
• Baseball Sweeps Fredonia, Just Misses Playoffs
• Softball Continues Trend Splitting At New Paltz; Clinches SUNYAC Bid
• Baseball's Playoff Hopes Shrink in Loss at Fredonia
• Softball vs. Oneonta Moved To Sunday
• RSVP club to promote benefits of walking with event in Mexico
• SUNY Oswego students support ongoing Hurricane Katrina relief
• SUNY Oswego employees to exhibit 'On My Own Time' artwork
• Women's Lacrosse Overpowers SUNY Canton 23-5
• SUNY honors Oswego professors Belt, Lewis with Chancellor's Awards
• Reardon earns statewide award for service
• Entrepreneurship scholar Mian honored with Chancellor's Award
• Making Good: Prints – Printmaking by area college students
• Men's Lacrosse Comes Up Short In 10-3 Loss To Cortland
• Strong Pitching Helps Baseball Sweep Keuka
• Leave Green diverts food, supplies from waste stream
• Graduate student earns Austrian grant to teach in Salzburg
• Anonymous alumnus to bequeath $5 million to Oswego
• Games Canceled and Added to Softball Schedule
• Women's Lacrosse Versus Geneseo Postponed To April 30
• Miller and Schroeter Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Monday Home Athletic Events Postponed
• Reception planned at Metro Center for SUNY Oswego painting exhibition
• 'Much Ado' noting second weekend
• Softball Picks Up Critical Sweep Over Potsdam
• Baseball Loses Lead in 13-10 Defeat
• Outdoor Track and Field Battles Elements At Geneseo Invitational
• Slow Start Hurts Men's Lacrosse In 15-10 Loss To Oneonta
• Women's Lacrosse Falls To Oneonta, 21-9
• Baseball Against Plattsburgh Moved To Sunday
• Softball Doubleheader Versus Potsdam Pushed To Sunday
• Softball Doubleheader Versus Potsdam Postponed to 3 PM
• Men's Tennis Falls To Onondaga Community College, 9-0
• Softball Drops Pair To Plattsburgh, 2-1 and 5-0
• Baseball Splits With Plattsburgh In Key SUNYAC Matchup
• STEM education leader to welcome newest SUNY Oswego alumni at Torchlight
• 'Golden age' of Broadway musicals to shine on SUNY Oswego stage
• Softball Splits Action Versus Nazareth
• Baseball Schedule Changes For Upcoming Weekend Against Plattsburgh
• Men's Tennis Defeated 9-0 By Roberts Wesleyan
• Men's Tennis Defeated 9-0 By Roberts Wesleyan
• Men's Lacrosse Falls Just Short In 6-5 Loss To St. John Fisher
• Men's Lacrosse Falls Just Short In 6-5 Loss To St. John Fisher
• Women's Lacrosse vs. Medaille Canceled
• Women's Lacrosse Drops 21-20 Nailbiter At New Paltz
• Bats Go Cold In Softball Losses At Union
• Nationally-Ranked Cortland Sweeps Baseball
• Mazzullo Named ECAC Upstate Hitter of the Week
• Men's Tennis Suffers 9-0 Setback to St. John Fisher
• Mazzullo and Miller Sweep SUNYAC Baseball Weekly Awards
• Eight Women's Ice Hockey Players Named To ECAC Women's West All-Academic Team
• Cummings and Mazzullo Chosen As Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• BFA exhibition to feature work of 29 student artists
• Three Outdoor Track and Field Records Fall At Rochester Alumni Invite
• Men's Lacrosse Loses To Geneseo 20-6
• Walk-off Single in 11th Earns Baseball Sweep of New Paltz
• Softball Falls To Cortland, 7-1 and 10-2
• Women's Lacrosse Suffers 23-11 Setback To Brockport
• Eighth-Inning Rally Earns Baseball SUNYAC Win
• College to offer evening of Rodgers and Hammerstein favorites
• Union expert Scheuerman to talk about future of labor movement
• Campuswide emergency notification test April 26
• GENIUS Olympiad names finalists from 49 countries, 32 states
• News veteran Garrick Utley joins SUNY Oswego faculty
• Women's Lacrosse Powers Past Alfred, 23-8
• Softball Posts Another Split Decision Against SUNYIT
• Women's Tennis Falls To Roberts Wesleyan, 9-0
• Young love faces tests in 'Much Ado'
• Men's Golf Takes 10th At Mike Bello Invitational
• Softball Swept By Utica, 9-5 and 8-5
• Men's Lacrosse Posts 8-6 Win Over Potsdam
• Romney Fieldhouse To Be Renovated Spring 2012
• Men's Golf Ties For Seventh At Hamilton Spring Invitational
• Multipurpose rebirth for Romney to upgrade athletic opportunities
• Coughlin to receive honorary degree at Oswego Commencement
• Glass guru, alumnus to speak on campus
• Glass guru, Oswego alumnus, to speak on campus
• Lab orchestra to present first concert
• State Singers to offer vocal potpourri in free spring concert
• Baseball Sweeps Cazenovia, 12-1 and 10-4
• Women's Lacrosse Drops 12-11 Heartbreaker To Potsdam
• Men's Golf Finishes 14th At Mid-Atlantic Regional Invitational
• Men's Golf Finishes 14th At Mid-Atlantic Regional Invitational
• DalCais and Wagenhauser Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• DalCais and Wagenhauser Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• DalCais Named SUNYAC Female Field Athlete of the Week
• DalCais Named SUNYAC Female Field Athlete of the Week
• Wednesday's Baseball Game At St. John Fisher Cancelled
• Monday's Softball and Men's Tennis Contests Postponed
• Quest presentation to tap into Cuban percussion
• Get Help With Money Management And Credit Problems - Seminar
• Men's Golf Completes First Round of Mid-Atlantic Regional
• Softball Bounces Back From Loss With 2-1 Win At Fredonia
• New Records and First-Place Finishes Highlight Rochester City Classic
• New Records and First-Place Finishes Highlight Rochester City Classic
• Baseball Drops Pair Against Brockport
• Baseball Drops Pair Against Brockport
• Men's Lacrosse Stymied In 13-4 Loss At Plattsburgh
• Men's Lacrosse Stymied In 13-4 Loss At Plattsburgh
• Pattern Continues For Softball In Split Against Buffalo State
• Stevens' Complete Game Pushes Baseball Past Brockport, 5-1
• Sea Grant's New Lake OntarioFish Identification Guide Is Accurate Aid For Anglers
• Set designers to evoke Renaissance Italy for 'Much Ado'
• RSVP, FAST recruiting mentors, tutors for children
• Volunteer orientation designed to answer 'What is there to do?'
• SUNY Oswego team develops technique for measuring students' emotions
• Have Fun at the Public Computing Center in Digital Media Club for Adults
• O.A.R. to perform April 21 at SUNY's Oswego's Campus Center
• Student wind-power researcher to make case for offshore potential at Quest
• Women's Lacrosse Defeats Cazenovia 20-7; Raffa Ties Single-Game Goals Record
• Men's Tennis Knocks Off Keystone 7-2
• St. Lawrence Tops Baseball 6-2
• Display of backpacks to raise awareness of mental illness among students
• Accreditation team delivers 'clean audit' to SUNY Oswego
• Glass guru, alumnus to appear on PBS
• Women's Lacrosse Defeated By Buffalo State
• Cortland Pulls Away Late From Baseball
• Rufus Reid, 'one of the finest bassists,' to play, inform
• Film to combat stereotypes of rural Africans' lives, conservation styles
• Men's Tennis Defeats Keuka, 8-1, To Start Spring Season
• Rauseo Selected As SUNYAC Baseball Player of the Week
• Schoff and Rauseo Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Hall director, alumnus expected to appear on Oprah
• Outdoor Track and Field Opens Schedule At Continental Invitational
• Baseball Earns First Conference Win in Split at Oneonta
• Softball Picks Up Another Conference Split Versus Brockport
• Women's Lacrosse Drops 19-6 Decision To No. 3-Cortland
• Men's Tennis Match Versus Oneonta Postponed
• Softball Splits Against Geneseo After 9-3 Win
• Men's Lacrosse Loses SUNYAC Opener to Brockport
• Baseball Drops Conference Opener To Oneonta
• Student artist's 'Blank Slate' to focus on personality growth
• Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing' to take stage
• Volunteers sought for 'Driving Books Home' reading initiatives
• Penfield Library to hold annual book, media sale
• Burridge Repeats as ECAC Division III Upstate Player of the Year; Ward Named To First Team
• RSVP seeks city, campus volunteers for April 21 shoreline Clean Sweep
• SUNY Oswego conference to explore intersections of feminism, science
• Spring means buds, blooms and birds at Rice Creek
• Former U.S. ambassador to address Honors Convocation
• Rally Falls Short In Women's Lacrosse 12-10 Loss At Utica
• Baseball Sweeps Up Utica 8-5 and 11-3
• O'Brien Named ECAC Mid-Atlantic Men's Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Week
• Agreement to bring dozens of South Korean students
• Quest keynote to focus on good, bad in presidential primary system
• SUNY Oswego repeats national distinction for community service
• Women's Lacrosse Falls At Clarkson, 19-8
• Men's Lacrosse Posts 11-7 Victory Against Keuka
• Men's Lacrosse Receives Votes in USILA Poll
• O'Brien Chosen As SUNYAC Men's Lacrosse Goalie of the Week
• Raffa and Porten Selected as Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• E-Commerce Incubator in Fulton to host free workshop
• Professor's dual-orchestra piece to premiere at high school
• Professor's textbook aims to build interest in sociology
• Baseball Shut Out by Ithaca, 6-0
• Porten Caps Comeback Charge In Men's Lacrosse Triple OT Thriller Over Ithaca
• Women's Lacrosse Starts Season With 16-11 Win
• Baseball Sweeps SUNYIT In Home Opener, 7-3 and 3-2
• Men's Lacrosse Stays Undefeated After 13-7 Win Over Utica
• SUNY to honor five Oswego students with Chancellor's Awards
• Psychologist to receive award for scholarly activity
• Rice Creek talk to focus on large predators' role in curbing deer
• Gordon honored for distinguished service
• Stevens and Snyder Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Burridge Named D3hoops.com Honorable Mention All-American
• SUNY Oswego to offer strategic staffing series
• International singing star Arif Lohar to wrap cultural series
• Men's Ice Hockey Falls To St. Norbert, 4-1, In Title Contest
• Men's Lacrosse Pins 21-4 Setback on SUNYIT
• Catch NCAA Division III Final Men's Ice Hockey Action On The Internet
• Clarkson Limits Baseball in Sweep
• Rodrigues Propels Men's Ice Hockey Into Title Game With 2-1 Overtime Win
• Rodrigues Propels Men's Ice Hockey Into Title Game With 2-1 Overtime Win
• Baseball Adds Two More Wins in Florida
• Men's Ice Hockey's Whitelaw Named Second Team All-American
• Burridge Garners NABC First Team All-America Honors
• Men's Lacrosse Edges Greensboro, 9-8
• Men's Ice Hockey Departs For NCAA Semifinals in Lake Placid
• Softball Closes Out Spring Break With Two Wins
• Baseball Loses Two One-Run Games in Florida
• Burridge Selected To Play In 2012 Reese's Division III College All-Star Game
• Burridge, Ward and Coach Leone Receive NABC All-East District Honors
• College posts summer classes
• Tea, fashion to flavor sesquicentennial event
• Women's Lacrosse Posts 14-13 Overtime Win Against UCF Club Team
• Softball Splits Action With 19-0 Win and 4-3 Loss
• Burridge Named D3hoops.com East Region Player of the Year
• Catch NCAA Division III Semifinal Men's Ice Hockey Action On The Internet
• Boots and Snyder Selected as Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Baseball Scores First Win in Split With Dickinson
• Walk-Off Heroics Highlight Softball Split In Florida
• Men's Ice Hockey Lake Placid Bound After 5-0 Win
• Softball Comes Up Short In Two Games In Florida
• Painter, graphic designer to display works
• 'Generations III' to link artwork of teaching candidates, mentors, students
• 'Proceed and Be Bold' to profile programmer turned artist March 27
• Men's Ice Hockey NCAA Quarterfinal vs. Elmira To Be On TV and Internet
• 150 years of fashions to highlight 'A Fashionable High Tea'
• Dancer-presenter to display evolution of gesture as storytelling technique
• Quick Start Helps Men's Lacrosse Defeat SUNY Canton, 13-2
• Public Computing Center Helps Career Advancement
• Softball Set To Make Waves in 2012
• Field Hockey Named NFHCA National Academic Team; Seven Players Receive Honors
• Burridge and Sbrocchi Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• 2012 NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Semifinal Ticket Information
• 2012 NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Quarterfinal Ticket Information
• Men's Ice Hockey Selected For 2012 NCAA Division III Men's Ice Hockey Tournament
• Men's Ice Hockey Suffers 3-2 Loss To Plattsburgh in SUNYAC Final
• Women's Ice Hockey Nearly Posts Upset in 1-0 Loss to Plattsburgh
• Baseball Falls in Extra Innings To SUNY Old Westbury
• Comeback Effort By Men's Basketball Ends in 70-69 Double OT Loss
• Select Indoor Track and Field Athletes Compete At ECAC Championships
• Select Indoor Track and Field Athletes Compete At ECAC Championships
• Late Surge Helps Men's Lacrosse Post 15-7 Win At Morrisville
• Late Surge Helps Men's Lacrosse Post 15-7 Win At Morrisville
• Baseball Loses Lead in Season Opening 3-2 Loss to Mount St. Mary
• Moving On: Men's Basketball Finds Way to Beat Endicott 72-71 In Overtime
• SUNY Oswego honors two for service to campus
• Cuarteto Latinoamericano to perform at Oswego
• Young Men's Lacrosse Squad Ready To Contend
• Young Men's Lacrosse Squad Ready To Contend
• Men's Basketball Aims To Advance In NCAA Tournament
• Women's Ice Hockey ECAC West Semifinal vs. Plattsburgh on Internet
• Women's Ice Hockey ECAC West Semifinal vs. Plattsburgh on Internet
• Oswego to host SUNY's Central New York Showcase in Syracuse
• NCAA First and Second Round Men's Basketball Games To Be On TV and Internet
• Men's Ice Hockey SUNYAC Final vs. Plattsburgh on TV and Internet
• SUNYAC Commissioner Dr. Patrick R. Damore Announces Retirement
• Service learning in courses offers campus-community benefits
• Baseball Opens New Chapter in 2012
• NCAA Men's Basketball Game Times Announced
• Sgro named alumni director
• Men's Basketball Dominates SUNYAC Awards
• Indoor Track & Field's Coleman and Dalcais Named First Team All-SUNYAC
• Kayla Ryan Selected as Women's Basketball All-SUNYAC Second Team
• Men's Basketball To Host NCAA First and Second Rounds
• Burridge and Dalcais Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Burridge and Dalcais Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• New Technology Instructor at Oswego Public Library
• Two Athletes Crowned Champions at SUNYAC Indoor Track and Field Championships
• NCAA To Webcast Men's Basketball Selection Show
• 2012 SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Final Ticket Information
• 2012 SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Final Ticket Information
• Men's Ice Hockey Advances To Championship Game After Defeating Fredonia
• Four Wrestlers Place at Conference Meet; Team Finishes Seventh
• NCAA Bound: Men's Basketball Claims First SUNYAC Title Since 1965
• Women's Ice Hockey Earns First Playoff Win in 3-0 Decision Over Neumann
• 2012 Independence Parade Application Now Available for download!
• Men's Basketball Reaches Title Game With 64-57 Win Over Brockport
• Kelly Collins and Nick Dupree Named Oswego State Academic Student-Athletes of the Year
• 'Women Aloud' to celebrate growth of feminism in dance, song, readings
• Howe and Sbrocchi Receive ECAC West Recognition
• Howe and Sbrocchi Receive ECAC West Recognition
• Indoor Track and Field To Compete At SUNYAC Championships Sunday
• Follow Laker Ice Hockey Playoff Action on Saturday
• Free Basic Computer Workshops
• Men's Basketball Prepared To Host SUNYAC Final Four
• Justin Patus Named To ECWC All-Academic Team
• 2012 SUNYAC Men's Basketball Semifinal/Final Ticket Information
• Campus power outage affects south campus
• Women's Basketball Season Ends After 53-40 Loss At Oneonta
• Women's Basketball Season Ends After 53-40 Loss At Oneonta
• Men's Basketball Advances With 73-62 Win Over New Paltz
• Men's Basketball Advances With 73-62 Win Over New Paltz
• Five Men's Ice Hockey Players Named To All-SUNYAC Teams
• Men's Basketball Keeps Moving In Poll; Lakers Now at No. 14
• March 2012 Class Schedule for Public Computing Center
• Wrestling Set To Compete At ECWC Championships Saturday
• Hare and Whitelaw Honored As SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Players of the Week
• Hare and Nunziato Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Watch SUNYAC Basketball Quarterfinal Action Online
• Women's Ice Hockey Drops 4-3 Decision to No. 7 Elmira
• ECAC Marks Reached at Deneault Invitational by Indoor Track and Field
• 2012 SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Semifinal Ticket Information
• 2012 ECAC West Women's Ice Hockey Playoff Ticket Information
• Women's Ice Hockey Falls Short to No. 7-Elmira, 4-3
• Men's Ice Hockey Whites Out Potsdam, 3-0
• Men's Ice Hockey Whites Out Potsdam, 3-0
• Women's Basketball Seals Sixth Seed on Senior Day
• Women's Basketball Seals Sixth Seed on Senior Day
• Men's Basketball Completes Perfect Run With 75-44 Win Over Fredonia
• Men's Basketball Completes Perfect Run With 75-44 Win Over Fredonia
• Members of Track and Field Squad Compete At RIT Invitational
• Men's Basketball Tops Buffalo State, 78-73, In Another Thriller
• Women's Basketball Hangs Tough With SUNYAC-Leading Buffalo State in 71-61 Loss
• Men's Ice Hockey Shuts Out Cardinals, 3-0
• 2012 SUNYAC Men's Basketball Quarterfinal Ticket Information
• David Sanchez Group to bring Latin-flavored jazz to Oswego
• Oswego State Downtown to show works of 'plein air' painter
• D-III SUNY Oswego delivers first-class sports productions
• Art Gallery on Display
• Catch Laker Athletics Live On The Web This Weekend
• Get to Know Laker Head Track and Field Coach David Thompson
• Variety marks SUNY Oswego's annual 'Collage' concert
• Oswego Public Library Commemorates Black History Month
• Men's Basketball Stays At No. 2 In NCAA East Regional Rankings
• Men's Ice Hockey Ranked No. 1 In First NCAA Regional Rankings
• Women's Cross Country Recognized as USTFCCCA All-Academic Team
• Miss-A-Meal fundraiser supports Humane Society
• College goes red for heart health
• Grant aids SUNY Oswego program to recruit teachers for urban schools
• SUNY Oswego to host Sportsmanship Day discussions
• Men's Basketball Grinds Out 67-56 Win Over Geneseo
• Quick Start Not Enough As Women's Basketball Falls To Geneseo, 67-52
• D-III SUNY Oswego Delivers First-Class Sports Productions
• Prophet Tabbed First Team All-SUNYAC in Swimming and Diving
• Students Needed for Aquatic Invasive Species Resource and Watercraft Inspection Program
• Men's Basketball Moves to No. 16; Michele Leads D-III In 3-Pt. Shooting
• Men's Ice Hockey Reaches Top Spot In USCHO.com Poll
• Basketball Teams Hosting Play 4Kay Event Friday, Feb. 17
• Hardwick Named SUNYAC Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Week
• Ward Chosen As SUNYAC Men's Basketball Player of the Week
• Men's Ice Hockey Tickets Versus Plattsburgh Sold Out
• Maye and Prophet Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Dorm neighbors tangled, eventually tied the knot behind Waterbury
• Laker Wrestlers Split Duals at Williams College
• Hardwick Sets 5000m School Record at Cornell Kane Invitational
• Swimming and Diving Finish Sixth and Seventh At SUNYAC Championships
• Whitelaw's Hat Trick Pushes Men's Ice Hockey Past Buffalo State, 4-1
• Smith's Shutout Lifts Women's Ice Hockey Over Sacred Heart
• Men's Basketball Shoots Down Hawks, 92-68
• Women's Basketball Drops 73-62 Decision At New Paltz
• Wrestling Comes Up Just Short at Wesleyan, 22-15
• Balanced Attack Leads To 10-2 Men's Ice Hockey Win Over Fredonia
• Swimming and Diving In Sixth and Seventh After Two Days At SUNYAC Championships
• Men's Basketball Moves Closer To No. 1-Seed With Win at Oneonta, 68-55
• Women's Ice Hockey Falls 3-2 to Sacred Heart
• Second Half Surge Dooms Women's Basketball in 63-40 Loss At Oneonta
• Swimming and Diving Finish Day One of SUNYAC Championships
• Happy Homecoming at Oswego State
• Follow Your Favorite Laker Team Online This Weekend
• SUNY Oswego's founder to come alive in word and song
• Cortland Spoils Wrestlers' Senior Night, 31-6
• Men's Basketball Ranked No. 2 In NCAA East Regional Rankings
• Spring Break Basketball Camp Scheduled
• GENIUS Olympiad environmental competition invites worldwide entries
• 2012 SUNYAC Swimming and Diving Championship Preview
• SUNY Oswego makes list of 'Best Value Colleges'
• NY Sea Grant Trawl Workshop An Award-Winning International Exchange
• Men's Basketball Climbs Up To 18th in D3hoops.com Poll
• Rodrigues and Ryan Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Student Tickets For White-Out Weekend Available Sunday, Feb. 12
• E-Commerce Incubator course to assist business startups
• Rodrigues' Five Goals Push Men's Ice Hockey Over Morrisville
• Indoor Track and Field's Bott and Coleman Excel At Hamilton Invitational
• Indoor Track and Field's Bott and Coleman Excel At Hamilton Invitational
• Women's Basketball Comes Up Short In 63-60 Loss To Cortland
• Women's Basketball Comes Up Short In 63-60 Loss To Cortland
• O'Brien Posts NCAA Consideration Score At Oswego State Diving Invitational
• O'Brien Posts NCAA Consideration Score At Oswego State Diving Invitational
• Women's Ice Hockey Sticks With RIT In 2-1 Loss
• Women's Ice Hockey Sticks With RIT In 2-1 Loss
• Fast Start Propels Men’s Basketball Past Cortland, 84-65
• Fast Start Propels Men’s Basketball Past Cortland, 84-65
• Women's Hockey Falls To No. 1 RIT, 4-0
• Familiarity breeds production and humor for Oswego State's top line
• Familiarity breeds production and humor for Oswego State's top line
• Al Roker narrates SUNY Oswego documentary chapter
• Courses, certificate available through Phoenix Center for business professionals
• Black History Month to feature plays, fashion show
• Freshman Jordan Prophet Making Immediate Splash
• NY Sea Grant Specialist Speaking at International Marina and Boatyard Conference
• NY Sea Grant Specialist Speaking at International Marina and Boatyard Conference
• Grant aids project to catalog Native American artifacts, map sites
• Early Start Program to encourage new-faculty research
• Balancing Academics and His Sport, David Titanic Stays Shipshape
• Filmmaker Ayesha Khan to offer alternate view of Pakistan
• Benioff's 'City of Thieves' selected for summer reading
• Team Effort Helps Men's Basketball Fend Off Brockport, 89-75
• Double-Doubles Push Women's Basketball Past Brockport
• Oswego Public Library News - Do You Know How To Use Your Ebook Reader?
• Men's Basketball Listed At No. 22 in D3hoops.com Poll
• Brown Chosen As SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Player of the Week
• Brown and Collins Recognized as Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Women's Ice Hockey Looks To Pink the Rink Friday vs. RIT
• Brown's Hat Trick Helps Men's Ice Hockey Hold Off Brockport
• Indoor Track and Field Competes At Cortland Classic
• Women's Ice Hockey Rallies For 3-1 Comeback Win Over Buffalo State
• Men's Basketball Stays Perfect In SUNYAC With 76-56 Win At Potsdam
• Swimming and Diving Drops Dual At Geneseo
• Kipper's Career High Helps Women's Basketball Defeat Potsdam
• Wrestling Falters At Oneonta, 25-9
• Power Play Excels In Women's Ice Hockey 7-0 Win Over Buffalo State
• Men's Basketball Shoots Down Plattsburgh, 69-64
• Balanced Attack Lifts Men's Ice Hockey To 4-1 Win At Geneseo
• Women's Basketball Stymied By Plattsburgh, 81-58
• Film to present healing, prisoners-victims art project Feb. 14
• Beginner or Advanced Computer Users- Public Computing Center Has a Course for You
• Athletic Department Receives National Community Service Award
• 'Lion King' choreographer, dance company coming
• Wrestling Drops Home Opener to Brockport, 30-9
• Aulos Ensemble to offer baroque music Feb. 8
• SUNY Oswego Indie Music Series to feature 3 acts Feb. 3
• Men's Basketball Tops Geneseo, 63-49, to Stay Unbeaten in League Play
• Ryan's Performance Not Enough As Women's Basketball Falls To Geneseo
• Swimming and Diving Drops Dual At Cortland
• Buzzer Beater Chosen As Finalist For ECAC Video Play of the Week
• Show choir to sing, dance to music of Lady Gaga, Adele, others
• Hours, locations set for free help with income tax forms
• Oswego professor's book sheds light on Northern slavery
• College students, 1st-graders team for 'Picto-Pals' exhibition
• Carr Chosen As SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Rookie of the Week
• Prophet Selected SUNYAC Male Swimmer of the Week
• Dalcais Named SUNYAC Female Field Athlete of the Week
• Dalcais and Moodie Picked To Be Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Science Today offerings to focus on women in field
• SUNY Oswego to offer series of talks on women and work
• Women's Ice Hockey Blanked By No. 6 Plattsburgh, 6-0
• Indoor Track and Field Turns In Solid Start To 2012
• Offense Struggles In Women's Basketball's 63-51 Loss To Cortland
• Ward's Jumper Completes Men's Basketball Comeback Over Cortland
• Women's Ice Hockey Suffers 5-0 Setback To Plattsburgh
• Wrestlers See Limited Success at NYS Championships
• Third-Period Flourish Helps Men's Ice Hockey Defeat Hamilton, 6-1
• Swimming and Diving Upends Buffalo State
• Men's Ice Hockey Resumes League Play With 5-1 Win Over Cortland
• Sessions to offer tips on gaining government contract work
• Chamber Recognized by Two Publications
• Catch the Laker Ice Hockey Teams Online This Weekend
• Laker Men's Basketball Coach Jason Leone To Appear on Hoopsville
• SUNY Oswego class successfully summits Mount Kilimanjaro
• Reborn field station to feature new buildings, observatory
• Adopt-a-School project spawns 'record label,' college dreams
• Small Business Development Center to host 'Business in Bloom' workshops
• Pianist to offer Bach's Goldberg Variations in Jan. 30 concert
• Late Goal Hurts Women's Ice Hockey In 3-2 Loss To Hamilton
• Women's Soccer Receives NSCAA Team Ethics Award
• Leimbrock Named SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Player of the Week
• Howe and Santiago Selected As Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• 'Temple Grandin' screenwriter to discuss creative work
• Reborn field station to boast new buildings, observatory
• Swimming and Diving Sweeps Potsdam
• Men's Ice Hockey Avenges Earlier Loss To Utica In 5-2 Win
• Men's Indoor Track and Field Athletes Compete At RIT Invite
• Santiago Finishes 5-0 Weekend at Budd Whitehill Duals
• Women's Basketball Knocks Off Oneonta, 55-49
• Men's Basketball Holds Off Pesky Red Dragons For 67-55 Win
• Women's Ice Hockey Sweeps Chatham After 9-3 Win
• Women's Basketball Unable To Close Out New Paltz In 66-53 Loss
• Women's Ice Hockey Blanks Chatham, 10-0
• Wrestlers Goes 1-2 After Day One At Budd Whitehill Duals
• Men's Basketball Shoots Down New Paltz, 84-60
• Power Play Pushes Men's Ice Hockey Past Curry, 3-1
• Friday, January 13 Contests On As Scheduled
• Oswego Public Library Mini Golf
• Performer to bring imaginative 'The Truth: A Tragedy' to SUNY Oswego
• Performer to present imaginative 'The Truth: A Tragedy'
• 2012 Lakeside Statewide Juried Art Exhibition
• Men's Basketball Drops Final Non-Conference Test, 73-68
• Wrestlers Fall Narrowly at NY/PA Duals
• Statement from SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley on Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's Jan. 4 State of the State Address:
• Men's Basketball Comes Up Short In 59-54 Loss To D-I Texas-Pan American
• Early Second Half Surge Helps Women's Basketball Post 52-46 Win
• Metro Center to offer graduate open house, GRE preview
• Men's Basketball Preps For Game Against Division I UT-Pan American
• Women's Basketball Opens 2012 With 72-51 Loss To NYU
• Men's Ice Hockey Blanked By Neumann, 3-0
• Men's Ice Hockey Advances To Title Game With 5-1 Win Over Connecticut College
• Men's Ice Hockey Gears Up For Pathfinder Bank/Oswego Hockey Classic
• Public Computing Center Announces Winter Course Schedule
• Kiwanis Club Receive Library Recognition
• Burridge's Career Night Leads Men's Basketball To Win at Brockport
• Henderson's Goal Lifts Women's Ice Hockey Over Hamilton, 3-2, In Overtime
• Late Surge Gives Women's Basketball 54-44 Win At Brockport
• SUNY Oswego to host open house for Fulton e-commerce center
• Côté Named ECAC Women's West Goaltender of the Week
• Prophet Named SUNYAC Male Swimmer of the Week
• Lee and Prophet Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Oswego Public Library Provides Access to Gale Testing and Education Reference Center
• Prophet Sets Third Record as Men Place Third and Women Take Fourth at Fredonia Invite
• Regattas
• Membership Information
• History of Oswego Yacht Club
• Welcome to the Oswego Yacht Club
• Men's Ice Hockey Skates To 6-4 Win At Potsdam
• Swimming and Diving Sits In Fourth Place At Fredonia Invite
• Strong Defense Gives Women's Basketball 63-53 Win Against Potsdam
• McGregor, Mills and Sheridan Claim Wrestling Titles at RIT Invite
• Late Surge Drives Men's Basketball to Win Over Plattsburgh
• Special Teams Effective In Women's Ice Hockey's 3-1 Win Over Neumann
• Swimming and Diving In the Hunt After Day One of Fredonia Invitational
• Ryan's Double-Double Helps Women's Basketball Defeat Potsdam, 59-53
• Men's Ice Hockey Posts 2-2 Tie At Plattsburgh
• Men's Basketball Grabs Conference Opening Win Against Potsdam
• Lee's Power-Play Goals Lift Women's Hockey Over Neumann
• Weekend Basketball Games To Be Webcast; Catch Ice Hockey Games On Radio
• SUNY Oswego wins $1.73M grant for trailblazing teacher training program
• Oswego State Athletic Department to Host Annual Toy Drive Dec. 2-3
• Students to exhibit 'exhilarating' ceramics
• Public Computing Center Announces December Course Schedule
• College-Community Orchestra to offer wide-ranging concert
• Student team recognized for business, app developed in 54 hours
• Early Run Helps Women's Basketball Defeat SUNY Cobleskill, 72-45
• Men's Basketball Hits Century Mark For First Time in Nearly Two Years
• Santiago Named ECWC Co-Wrestler Of The Week
• Oswego State Student-Athletes Participate In Annual SUNYAC Leaf Rake
• Ryan and Santiago Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• 'Feast of Carols,' 3 other free choral events set
• 3 exhibitions of student, faculty artwork to open Dec. 2
• Slow Start Costly in Women's Ice Hockey's 3-2 Loss To Potsdam
• Santiago Wins Wresting Title at Springfield College
• Strong Third Period Gives Men's Ice Hockey 5-3 Win At Buffalo State
• Michele's Three At Buzzer Lifts Lakers Past Wells in NCAA Rematch
• Swimming and Diving Splits Against Brockport
• Women's Basketball Defends Tournament Title With Comeback Win Over Mount St. Vincent
• Women's Ice Hockey Loses Lead In 5-5 Tie At Potsdam
• Welcome to Oswego Yacht Club
• Quick Start Propels Men's Ice Hockey Past Fredonia
• Men's Basketball Holds Off Bomber Attack
• Deep Bench Pushes Women's Basketball Past Wells
• Top-Notch Competition Highlights Men's Basketball Max Ziel Classic
• Women's Basketball Set To Defend Max Ziel Tournament Title
• Hyperion String Quartet, pianist to offer 'highly personal' works
• SUNY Oswego rolls out action-based mobile website
• Women's Basketball Falls To Rochester, 73-39
• Men's Basketball Comeback Effort Falls Short at St. Lawrence
• Sea Grant executive to address careers for women in science
• Honor Roll of Appreciation, Special Video Posted
• Hardwick and Liadka Repeat As Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Men's Ice Hockey Drops To No. 2 In USCHO.com Poll
• Oswego named a top-producing Fulbright campus
• WRVO to host panel on New York's energy resources
• Men's Ice Hockey Salvages 3-3 Tie Against Morrisville
• Women's Hockey Unable To Complete Sweep in 3-1 Loss To Utica
• Swimming and Diving Falls In Dual Meet at New Paltz
• Wrestling Drops Tight Dual To RIT, 21-19
• Cross Country Teams Wrap Up Season At NCAA Atlantic Regionals
• Women's Ice Hockey Completes Comeback Over Utica, 3-2, In Overtime
• Second Annual Hoops Hysteria Provides First Look At Basketball Teams
• Women's Soccer Wins ECAC Upstate Championship In 2-1 Victory Over Brockport
• Women's Basketball Looks To Continue Post-Season Streak
• TV special will include Oswego alumnus and his 9/11 rescuer
• Men's Basketball Sets Sights On Returning To NCAA Tournament in 2011-12
• Athlete of the Week Spotlight: Cameron Mills
• New sustainability minor underscores going green
• Digital Media Club For Students In Grades 6, 7, 8 Free At Oswego Public Library Public Computing Center
• Volunteer Drivers for American Cancer Society
• Volunteer Drivers for American Cancer Society
• Hardwick and Murphy Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• 10 Blu-Ray Movies Bow
• Men's Ice Hockey Knocked Off By Utica
• Swimming and Diving Drops Pair of Heartbreakers to Oneonta
• Cross Country Teams Place Sixth and Eighth At SUNYAC Championships
• Offense Comes Alive in Women's Ice Hockey's 5-3 Loss To Adrian
• Special Teams Special In Men's Ice Hockey Win At Cortland
• Women's Ice Hockey Shut Out in Season Opener Against Adrian, 3-0
• Journalist to discuss malaria's continuing global toll
• Students to stage satirical comedy 'As Bees in Honey Drown'
• Actor to present mini-musical 'Love Cures Cancer'
• Laker Harriers Set To Compete At SUNYAC Championships
• Recognition of Oswego Kiwanis Donation to Library
• SUNY Oswego to enshrine Coach Peterson, four top athletes
• Small-business outreach center planned in Fulton
• Metro Center to present free open house Nov. 8
• Princeton Review cites SUNY Oswego School of Business for 8th year
• Panel: New media means higher expectations for new grads
• Swimming & Diving Splits Action Against RIT
• 2011-12 Laker Basketball Season Tickets On Sale Now
• Field Hockey vs. Nazareth Cancelled Today
• Passionate for the cure
• Volleyball Closes Out Season With 3-2 Win Over Morrisville
• Kleine Nets Two Goals For Women's Soccer In 2-0 Season Finale Against Clarkson
• 2011 Oswego State Athletic Hall of Fame Class To Be Inducted Nov. 12
• Swimming and Diving Prepared for 2011-12 Season
• Hare Named SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Goaltender of the Week
• Men's Basketball Ranked In Two More Pre-Season Polls
• Collins, Hare Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Blues guitarist to perform Nov. 5 at SUNY Oswego
• Defense Lifts Men's Ice Hockey Over Elmira 6-2
• Volleyball Closes Out SUNYAC Pool Play With Two Losses
• Men's Soccer Drops Overtime Game To Cortland On Senior Day
• Cortland Offense Too Much For Women's Soccer in 4-0 Loss
• New Course Offerings for Job Seekers
• Men's Ice Hockey Stages Comeback In 7-3 Win At Elmira
• Special Teams Hurts Women's Ice Hockey in 4-1 Exhibition Loss to Durham West
• Volleyball Suffers Two Losses After First Day of SUNYAC Pool Play
• Women's Ice Hockey Poised For Strong Season
• Oswego State Student-Athletes Set to Rake Leaves on Sunday, Nov. 13
• Laker student-athletes to rake leaves for senior citizens Nov. 13
• Field Hockey Hangs On For Overtime Win Over Morrisville
• Burridge Named D3Hoops.com Pre-Season Honorable Mention All-American
• Volleyball Falls To SUNYIT In Straight Sets
• Women's Soccer Shuts Out Saint Lawrence In Home Finale
• Men's Ice Hockey Begins Road To Lake Placid For 2011-12 Season
• Collins Named Oswego State Athlete of the Week
• Women's Ice Hockey Receives Votes in USCHO.com Poll
• Oswego State Baseball To Offer Winter Skills Clinics
• Ice Hockey and Basketball To Be Webcast Again This Season
• Why Take A Computer Course?
• 'Intern Queen' to appear Nov. 7
• Men's and Women's Cross Country Compete In Final Meet Before SUNYAC Championships
• Brockport Eliminates Women's Soccer From Playoffs After 2-1 Loss
• Wind Helps Brockport Soar Over Men's Soccer
• Oswego Bookmobile A Huge Success in Summer 2011
• Geneseo Spoils Men's Soccer Rally In 2-1 Loss
• Women's Soccer Drops 1-0 Overtime Decision to Geneseo
• Drilling completed for SUNY Oswego's 240-well geothermal field
• Volleyball Suffers 3-1 Setback to Hilbert
• Expert in multicultural education to speak Oct. 26 and 27
• Athlete of the Week Spotlight: Kassie Kleine
• SUNY Oswego's 2011 Lewis B. O’Donnell Media Summit on Thursday, Oct. 27, will encourage attendees interested in a media career to diversify their communication and technological skills.
• New scanning electron microscope offers nanoscale views
• SUNY Oswego center to host 'What Business Should I Start?' seminar
• Field Hockey Regains Winning Form in Victory Over St. John Fisher
• Men's Ice Hockey Opens Season Ranked Second in USCHO.com Poll
• Kleine and Korzinski Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Women’s Tennis Takes Eighth Place At SUNYAC Championships
• Men's Golf Finishes 10th at Hamilton Invitational
• Volleyball Shows Well in Two Losses on Day 1 of Oswego State Invitational
• Women's Tennis Falls to New Paltz in SUNYAC Quarterfinals, 9-0
• Own Goal Proves Costly In Women's Soccer's 1-0 Loss To Fredonia
• Men's Soccer Lets Early Lead Slip Away in Fredonia
• Tyler Art Gallery to celebrate the late Kathy Budd's work
• Professors to exhibit photo, mixed-media works
• Artists Reception at the Oswego Public Library
• Field Hockey Wins Third Straight with Victory over Wells
• Women's Tennis Prepared For SUNYAC Championships This Weekend
• Athlete of the Week Spotlight: Bryan Pacchiana
• New photography minor develops appeal across disciplines
• College's Family and Friends weekend to showcase student talent
• Women's Tennis Drops 7-2 Match At Elmira
• October 1st Proves To Be Busy Day For Off-Season Laker Squads
• Men's Soccer Drops Game To Hamilton
• Field Hockey Continues Strong Play at Home with Win Over Elmira
• Former Oswego State Men's Soccer Coach Ernest Luongo Passes Away
• Collins and Pacchiana Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• 2011 CNY Great Pumpkin Festival Results
• Volleyball Picks Up Wins Against Utica and SUNY Canton
• Men's Golf Sits In Sixth After First Day of ECAC Metro/Upstate Championships
• Another Late Goal Helps Men's Soccer Tie Ranked Cardinals
• Late Collins Goal Pushes Field Hockey Past Oneonta 3-2
• Women's Soccer Struggles in 4-1 Loss to Plattsburgh
• Second Half Goals Sink Field Hockey In Loss To New Paltz
• Women's Tennis versus Plattsburgh Postponed
• Men's Soccer Falls at Potsdam 1-0
• Women's Soccer Earns First Conference Win in 2-1 Triumph over Potsdam
• Pakistani performers to offer poetic vocals, pulse-pounding rhythms
• 'Spelling Bee' set to deliver musical comedy
• Athlete of the Week Spotlight: Lauren Stall
• Single-Game Ice Hockey Tickets Go On Sale Oct. 3
• Brazil's Science Without Borders to send students to Oswego
• Professor's book explores development of entrepreneurship, innovation
• Graduate certificate programs to help meet demand for digitized health records
• Women's Tennis Loses To St. John Fisher 7-2
• ECAC Upstate Men's Golf Championship Preview
• SUNYAC Spotlight: Oswego State's Kelly Collins a 3-Sport Phenom
• Co-op program will provide students earn-learn work experience
• College's small-business center helps Pulaski firm grow rapidly
• Volleyball Suffers 3-1 Setback To Cazenovia
• Pakistani performers to bridge cultures through music
• Men's Golf Takes Third At Elmira Invitational
• Women's Tennis Drops 8-1 Match to Roberts Wesleyan
• Hardwick Named SUNYAC Men's Cross Country Runner of the Week
• Brockmann and Stall Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Musical numbers key to SUNY Oswego's 'Spelling Bee'
• Oswego Public Library Announces Schedule of Fall Computer And Small Business Class
• Field Hockey Edged, 3-2, in Overtime by Houghton
• Women's Tennis Drops Pair to Alfred, Oneonta
• Men's Tennis Falls to Alfred, Oneonta
• Men's and Women's Cross Country Back In Action At Houghton Invite
• Volleyball Loses Last Two Matches of Second Day of Pool Play
• Women's Soccer Offense Struggles In 3-0 Loss at New Paltz
• Men's Soccer Falls to New Paltz on Alumni Weekend
• Volleyball Drops Pair At First Day of SUNYAC Pool Play
• Women's Soccer Suffers Double Overtime Loss to Oneonta 2-1
• Own Goal Costs Men's Soccer SUNYAC Opener
• Athlete of the Week Spotlight: P.J. Goodwin
• 'Bonobo Handshake' author to speak Oct. 5
• Student printmakers to evoke 'A Personal Narrative' in exhibition
• Volleyball Avenges Earlier Loss To Utica With Four-Set Win
• Men's Soccer Regionally-Ranked In NSCAA Poll
• RSVP to honor 8 volunteers for 'Lifetime Achievement'
• Women's Tennis Defeats Wells 6-3
• Field Hockey Dominates, But Falls To Ithaca
• Men's Tennis Drops Season Opener To Roberts Wesleyan
• Oswego State SAAC Starts New Year With Special Olympics Alliance
• Steinkraus Lecture guest to address ethical treatment of animals
• SUNY Oswego recognizing 150th anniversary
• Men's Golf Takes Third Place At Annual Fall Home Invite
• Goodwin and Vescio Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• College mentors to work with 8th-graders on thriving in school
• Women's Soccer Cruises to 6-0 Win Over Cobleskill
• Field Hockey Unable To Overcome Deficit In Loss At Brockport
• Volleyball Goes 1-3 At Union Invitational
• Women's Tennis Falls To Fredonia 7-2
• Men's Soccer Tops RIT With Late Goal
• Field Hockey Suffers Overtime Defeat at Geneseo
• Men's Basketball Ranked No. 8 In Sporting News Division III Preseason Poll
• 'Spelling Bee' musical comedy to explore surviving childhood
• New SUNY Oswego math camp seen as plus for science students
• SUNY Oswego history professor earns new Fulbright to India
• New Technology Instructor at Oswego Public Library
• Second Half Surge Lifts Women's Soccer Over SUNYIT 5-0
• Women's Tennis Falters At Cortland
• Volleyball Comes Up Short In 3-1 Loss At St. John Fisher
• SUNY Oswego expands relationship with Zhejiang university
• $300K grant aims to boost ranks of science, math teachers
• Global-warming journalist-producer to speak at SUNY Oswego
• Men's Soccer Team Wins Again Late
• SUNY Oswego a perennial best in college guides
• Free Basketball Clinic Offered October 2 and 9
• Hardwick and Mazuchowski Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Men's Golf Ties For Ninth At St. Lawrence Invitational
• Field Hockey Posts 1-0 Victory Over Brockport
• Volleyball Notches First Win At Potsdam/Victory Promotions Invitational
• Women's Tennis Falls To Brockport, 8-1
• Men's Soccer Team Hands Nazareth First Loss
• Men's and Women's Cross Country Place Third and Fourth At Home Invite
• Field Hockey Suffers 3-2 Overtime Loss to Nazareth
• Liadka's Multi-Goal Game Lifts Women's Soccer Over Utica 2-1
• Volleyball Drops Pair At Potsdam/Victory Promotions Invitational
• SUNY Canton Out-Kicks Men's Soccer 1-0
• Women's Tennis Drops Home Opener Against Geneseo 9-0
• Late Goals Push Women's Soccer Past D'Youville 4-1
• Jason Leone Named Oswego State Men's Basketball Coach
• Reception to greet Leadership Oswego County class of 2012
• Renowned Ying Quartet to return, launch Ke-Nekt season
• Metro Center to offer free GMAT preview course
• Men's Basketball Informational Meeting Scheduled Sept. 27
• Women's Tennis versus Geneseo Postponed
• Rogers brings 'Organic' documentary to Oswego Sept. 2
• Six independent filmmakers to visit Oswego
• Volleyball Falls To Keuka, 3-0, In Season Opener
• Field Hockey Suffers 1-0 Loss At Utica
• Men's Soccer At Hamilton Postponed
• SUNY Oswego president urges safe return of kidnapped former faculty member
• Fitness, finance consultant to keynote ALANA week, event he co-founded
• Men's Golf Places Second at Potsdam Invitational To Open Season
• Women's Soccer Comeback Falls Short In 3-2 Double OT Loss to Hamilton
• Energy expert to speak about nuclear power, global trends
• Comden Named SUNYAC Men's Soccer Athlete of the Week
• Liadka and Comden Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Liadka's Hat Trick Leads Women's Soccer Past Alfred 4-0
• Men's and Women's Cross Country Take Second At Oneonta Invite
• Depth Helps Field Hockey Defeat Houghton, 2-0
• Liadka Helps Women's Soccer Open Season With 3-2 Win Over Juniata
• Men's Soccer Team Rallies To Win Tournament
• Women's Tennis Starts Season With 9-0 Loss At New Paltz
• Men's Soccer Team Wins First Opener In Decade Over D'Youville, 4-1
• Field Hockey Drops Season-Opener 6-0 At William Smith
• Men's Tennis Informational Meeting Scheduled Sept. 5
• Field Hockey Aims For Post-Season Berth
• Women's Soccer Adds Depth to Talented Roster
• SUNY Oswego assists Nigerian education training effort
• College's Constitution Week to feature discussions, films
• Faculty series to open with 'Scenes from Minsk'
• SUNY Oswego, SU recruit veterans for new trauma research program
• Work moves forward on several SUNY Oswego construction projects
• SUNY Oswego business students receive ethics award
• Men's Soccer Team Hosts Tournamant This Weekend
• Actress Judith Sloan to convey immigrant experience
• SUNY Oswego's initial sustainability self-study rates a silver
• Healthy Outdoor Adventure Renewed for 2011-12
• Story Hours Set for September
• Women's Cross Country Team Looking Young
• Men's Cross Country Aims For Repeat Titles
• Lineup Depth To Help 2011-12 Edition of Laker Women's Tennis
• Oswego Library Offers Many New Free Workshops - Fall Schedule
• Women's Basketball Informational Meeting Slated For Sept. 7
• Track and Field Informational Meeting Slated For Sept. 7
• New art program, old favorites to enliven Rice Creek this fall
• Back to School for Oswego - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• SUNY Oswego students to take part in National Day of Service
• FOIL expert to speak on public access to records, meetings
• THE OSWEGO FARMERS MARKET IS NOW A TOBACCO-FREE ZONE
• Baseball Informational Meeting Set For Sept. 1
• Oswego Festival Chorus invites new members for 2011-12
• Scott Landers Selected To Be Oswego State Head Baseball Coach
• Students display graphic-design posters in 'Renter's Rights' exhibition
• There’s Still Time to Sign Up for Free Workshops in August
• Men's Lacrosse Alumni Weekend Set For Sept. 30-Oct. 1
• Green and gold to color campus, community Sept. 2
• Artswego's season series to share a world of tales
• Online course offerings for fall semester rise at SUNY Oswego
• 2011 Jazz Fest T Shirts Available for Purchase!
• 3-part workshop to support intermediate users of QuickBooks
• Oswego to host workshop for new users of QuickBooks
• Bishop Commons to host demonstration, classes for Bone Builders
• SUNY Oswego reaches out to help small businesses
• 'Crossing the BLVD' to tell immigrants' inspiring tales
• SUNY Oswego's President Stanley on SUNY 2020: 'A road map to success'
• Betsy Hayden Named Oswego State Head Volleyball Coach
• SUNY Oswego's EOP summer program students volunteer at Harborfest
• SUNY Oswego Metro Center to host open house Aug. 2
• Men's Ice Hockey Season Tickets Go On Sale August 4
• 'Caravanserai' to promote understanding of Pakistani cultures
• Garii completes HERS Bryn Mawr Summer Institute
• RSVP seeks new instructors for Bone Builders program training
• Oswego Public Library Announces New Free Workshops In August
• Men's Ice Hockey and Dynegy Work Together For Oswego County Hospice
• Women's Swimming and Diving Recognized as Scholar All-America Team
• SUNY Oswego professor earns writing fellowship
• Taste of Oswego County Seeks Food Vendors
• Fulbright Scholar to educate researchers in Kenya
• Fulton Restaurants Sought for Jazz Fest
• Executives of nonprofits invited to retreat sessions
• Hayden Lily Winn
• Margaret Mashoian Gay, 84
• Wilma M. Roy, 83
• Richard A. Schmidt, 81
• Barclay, Others to Union, Constellation: ‘Let’s get back to the table’
• Graveside services for Betty Jane Darby, 78
• Matt Sheppard is the Class of the Field in Winning His 2nd Modified Feature at Brewerton Speedway
• Oswego PD 07/15/2011
• Oswego County Humane Society Receives Contribution
• “Be Historical. Keep Our History Alive!” Campaign Starts Soon
• Hall of Fame Pro Lacrosse Stickmaker in Sackets Harbor July 16
• Dune Coalition Dedicates Kotz Memorial
• Professor Klutzo Brings his Around the World Comedy Show to Fulton Public Library
• Golfers In Boyce Memorial Charity Golf Tournament Will Take Aim At A $10K Hole In One Courtesy of The House Works
• Harborfest Fireworks to be Simulcast on WNYO This Year
• Family Fun Fest
• Oswego High School Class of 1991 20-Year Reunion Begins Today
• Oswego State Grad Writes “When Brooklyn Was Heaven”
• Weather Notebook For July 15, 2011
• Catholic Charities of Onondaga County Announces Air Conditioning Program
• State DOT Holds Public Meeting Monday on Rt. 264 Project
• Sheldon Institute students to join Harborfest Children's Parade
• Nelson N. Burdick, Sr., 81
• World’s Best Golfers Hit the Links for the Notah Begay III Foundation Challenge at Turning Stone Resort to Benefit Native American Youth
• Celebrating ‘Iron Men In Wooden Boats’
• Kamryn David Crouse
• Alexander John-Stanly Pitcher
• Bryce Isaac Willis
• Dylan McRae
• Oswego PD 07/14/2011
• Striking Union Workers Speak At County Meeting
• Dream Big Event Ready for July 22-25 in Oswego
• Free Youth Sailing Course Sponsored By NRG, Offered At Oswego Maritime Foundation
• Youngsters Keep Reading All Summer Thanks To Bookmobile
• Weather Notebook For July 14, 2011
• Catholic Charities’ Summer Groups Serving Area Youth
• History On Display At Library
• Nominations Sought For Oswego High Athletic Hall Of Fame
• Summertime – ‘A Different Kind Of Busy’ At Area Schools
• Alumna is one funny 'Mama' on network TV segment
• Oswego PD 07/13/2011
• Men's Lacrosse Downs Elmira
• NRC: Nuke Plant Plan Working While Workers are on Strike
• Weather Notebook For July 13, 2011
• Sounds Of Brass To Perform At St. Mary’s Parish Bazaar
• George Reed Leads 4 County Grange Seminar
• Oswego Looks To Lock In Utility Prices
• MSA Holds Court, Lichty Seizes Thrown at Oswego
• Bond Racks Up SBS Win #4 at Oswego
• AMY CATALANO SHOWS THEM THAT LADIES COME FIRST
• Airborne begins 2012 Fourth of July plans
• MSA Holds Court, Lichty Seizes Thrown at Oswego
• Bond Racks Up SBS Win #4 at Oswego
• AMY CATALANO SHOWS THEM THAT LADIES COME FIRST
• Airborne begins 2012 Fourth of July plans
• Fishing Reports for July 12, 2011
• Dr. Maria Perez Joins Northeast Dental Group
• Clifford John LaMay, 69
• Weather Notebook For July 12, 2011
• Volunteers Continue To Battle Water Chestnut Threat
• United Way Kicks Off Annual Stuff-A-Bus Campaign
• Cayuga CC’s New Wine Studies Concentration Prepares Students for Growing Industry
• Workshop: Who Do You Think You Are?
• Oswego Council Squashes Signage Proposal
• Monday’s Temperature Set High Record
• Planning Board Gets First Look at Next Home of Cayuga Community College
• Bringing Common Sense To Albany’s Bureaucrats
• 2660-2664 Johnson Road (Land)
• 60 Third Ave
• 202 Hillside Avenue
• 216 Christopher Circle
• 25 McWhorter Street
• Accident Kills a Woman in Granby
• Stephen G. Thomas Memorial Blood Drive Scheduled
• Chamber Seeks Participants for Taste of Oswego County
• Recreation Program Begins July 18 in Hannibal
• Fulton YMCA Encourages Walkers for Half-Marathon Event
• Dune Coalition Dedicates Kotz Memorial
• Weather Notebook For July 11, 2011
• First United Methodist Church to Hold Golf Tournament
• Local Businessman Donates Lowrey Organ
• Interactive Arts Activities Planned Thursdays
• St. Mary’s Parish Bazaar Set July 15, 16 And 17
• Godfrey Memorial Award Presented At Leighton
• Public Hearing Tonight On Possible Changes To Signs In Oswego
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 7/08/11
• Central Square Grad Completes Basic Training
• “Thursday Artists” at Lakeside Artisans
• The British are Coming
• Ritchie Asks Gov. Cuomo for Help in Border Boater Problem
• Alan Johnson Holds Off A Late Challenge From Pat Ward To Win The Big Block Modified Feature At The Fulton Speedway
• Thomas N. DeSantis, 83
• Billy Decker Becomes The First Repeat Winner In The Big Block Modifieds At The Brewerton Speedway
• IBEW Members Walk Picket Line At Nine Mile
• Emma Grace Wallace
• Desiree Jayde Lagoe
• Julius Chance LaPointe
• Rotary Learns About Plans For Harborfest 2011
• Larissa Marie Moore
• Anthony Ryan Pitcher
• Harper Paris Chetney
• 42 Sunset Bay Road
• 151 Rikers Beach Road
• 07/12/2011 – Free Lunch – Phoenix CSD
• 07/11/2011 – Free Lunch – Phoenix CSD
• 07/08/2011 – Free Lunch – Phoenix CSD
• NASCAR RACING STARTS SECOND PART OF THE 2011 AT SPENCER
• Jablonka Named Controller At Pathfinder Bank
• Weather Notebook For July 8, 2011
• Final OHS Honor Roll of the Year
• OMS FUN Club Adopts Snow Leopard
• 100 Tokens For 100 Years
• Water Chestnut Pull Set for July 9 at Port Ontario
• Mural Project Continues To Brighten Oswego’s River Walk
• Fulton Restaurants Sought for Jazz Fest
• Taste of Oswego County Applications now Available
• Strike Now Possible at Nuclear Plants after Contract is Rejected
• Torbitt Named VP/Electronic Commerce At Pathfinder Bank
• Pathfinder Bank Named Event Sponsor of 2011 Erik Cole Dream Big Foundation Golf and Hockey Classic
• Oswego Music Scholar to Perform at Wintergreen Summer Music Festival
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 7/07/11
• Scriba Man Killed In ATV Crash
• New York City Kids Arrive in Fulton for a Summer of Fresh Air
• Weather Notebook For July 7, 2011
• All Saints Mourns the Loss of Gail Knox
• Gabrielle Lynn Steitz
• Elizabeth Dorothy Lovejoy
• Oswego Police Chief Officially Sworn In
• Columbus Replica Ships to Visit Oswego
• Robert John Mathews, 62
• Gail Miller Knox, 70
• Rita L. Ward, 62
• Leo F. “Nipper” Heaphy, 71
• Crist Joins Step One Creative As Summer Advertising Intern
• GRB Students Recognized for Exemplary Attendance
• Fulton Sunrise Rotary Presents Scholarships
• Only 400 Tickets Remain For 9th Annual ‘Lions Loot’ Sweepstakes
• July Blood Drives Scheduled
• Fairgrieve Game Day a Recipe for Fun
• FAST Graduation Held at Fitzhugh Park Elementary School
• Call Them Councilors: Fulton Lawmakers Change Their Title
• Lanigan’s 6th Grade Promotion Ceremony
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 7/06/11
• Weather Notebook For July 6, 2011
• County Legislature Committee Updated on Tax Cap Plan
• End of Session Brings Many New Laws
• Stephanica Watson, 73
• John E. Knopp, 70
• Irene D. Earle, 83
• Iona M. Leroux, 85
• Lynn Celia (Krosche) Hyland, 64
• Jean E. Gillen, 88
• Colorful Awards Ceremony Closes Global GENIUS Olympiad at SUNY Oswego
• Fulton Family YMCA Hosting Blood Drive Wednesday
• Fulton YMCA’s Loop Around The Lake & Kids Fun Run Registration Open
• Oswego County Offices Begin Summer Hours July 5
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Department, 7/5/11
• Foster/Adoption Orientation Meeting July 6
• Weather Notebook For July 5, 2011
• School, Library Boards To Elect Officers
• Fulton Council Agenda: Aldermen No More?
• Colorful awards ceremony closes global GENIUS Olympiad at SUNY Oswego
• ‘Ag Department to Farmers: Stop Cutting the Cheese’
• Dr. Uva Named Vice Chair of ACOG
• Porky & Buddy’s Pet Health: Thunderstorms and Dogs
• Ritchie Opposes New Cheese Rule
• Fulton Man Makes President’s List
• Kindergarten to College Immunization Clinic Offered at Oswego County Health Department
• Chuck Bower Becomes the Tenth Different Big Block Modified Feature Winner at the Brewerton Speedway
• Oz Roller Girls Score Road Win Over Crown City
• Billy Decker Dominates The Field In Winning Big Block Modified Feature At The Fulton Speedway
• Oswego County Fair Double Stuffed With Fun On Senior Day
• New York Local Foods: Strawberries in season now!
• Senior Citizen Scientists Sought for Summer Program
• Mella McGrath, 73
• Columbus Replica Ships Pinta and Nina to Land in Oswego
• Former Mexico Resident Graduates
• Letter to the Editor: Thanks for Granby Playground Fundraising Effort
• Job Corps Orientation July 22nd
• My Daughter’s Path
• Oswego Celebrates Independance Day
• Oswego County Offices Begin Summer Hours July 5
• Isabella Marie Morse
• Elliot Jason Zenor
• Alex Arther Gates
• Jonathon Robert-Charles Warren
• Oswego Coast Guard Rescues Family From Flooding Boat
• Police: Man Threatens Driver with a Knife in Road Rage Incident
• Oswego Hospital Closing Home Aide Service
• Mederic R. Dubois, 87
• Job Club Meeting
• Amador Antonio DeRosa
• Ava Elizabeth Reis
• Gracelynn Elizabeth Eiriksson
• Safiyah Jacklyn Morgan
• Marine Museum Closed July 3 For Parade
• Fort Ontario Welcomes Back Independence Day Parade
• Cop Logs: Sheriff’s Reports 07/01/2011
• Arrest Made In Oswego Cemetery Burglary Probe
• Union Recommends Workers Reject Nuke Plant Owner’s Contract Offer
• Fishing Reports for June 30, 2011
• Sheldon Institute 2011
• Weather Notebook For July 1, 2011
• Rural Health Network Of Oswego County To Host Scrapbooking Session
• Foster/Adoption Orientation Meeting July 6
• Musical Performances To highlight St. Mary’s Parish Bazaar
• OCO Senior Nutrition Services Teams With Grist Mill To Help Feed Seniors
• Public Hearing Scheduled On Digital Sign Issue
• 2011-12 Winter Schedules Available
• Fulton Schools Cut 16 Positions, Put Laid Off Staff on Recall List
• Audrey E. Brown, 71
• Esther Watson, 94
• 06/30/2011 – ‘What’s Your Story’ Memoir Writing Workshop
• 07/05/2011 – Volney Farmers Market
• 06/30/2011 – Bike and Build comes to Palermo United Methodist Church
• 07/12/2011 – Volney Farmers Market
• 07/06/2011 – Summer Sunset Concert Series
• Pair of Supermodified Rookies Bring 16 Years of Small Block Experience
• PERLEY CLAIMS FIFTH STAFFORD XTREME TUESDAY SHOW
• HOLLAND SATURDAY JUNE 25th PROGRAM RAINED OUT
• Barbeau Scores NORA Victory With Late-Race Pass in Evan Mills
• Oswego Sub Shop Named Official Lunch Sponsor of The Erik Cole Dream Big Foundation Golf Classic
• Weather Notebook For June 30, 2011
• Anna Lee McLaughlin Rotruck, 89
• Autism Connections Puts Meetings On Hold For Summer
• Harborfest Announces 2011 Design Contest Winners
• Girl Scouts Set A Record
• Youth Bureau Hosts Traveling Arts In The Parks This Summer
• Tim Ames: Lakeside Artisans Featured Artist
• Kingford Park Alumni Receive Scholarship
• The Dish On Dishes And Other Words From The Ancient To Today’s Techno-Speak
• Police Log: Fulton PD, Week of June 6, 2011
• Pickup Truck Sought For Parade Float
• Sixth Grade Promotion Ceremony at Fairgrieve Elementary School
• Weather Notebook For June 29, 2011
• Workers Take Strike Vote Today at Nine Mile One & Two
• American Heart Association Recognizes SUNY Oswego’s ‘Wear Red’ Effort
• Office For The Aging Will Distribute Farmers’ Market Coupon Booklets To Seniors
• ‘Thursday Artists’ Scheduled For July, August
• Keep Butts Away From Where We Play!
• Congressman Fields Questions From Constituents
• Stanley E. Keech, 73
• James N. Ridgeway, 72
• APW Athletes Honored at Awards Banquet
• Joyce A. Malone, 70
• Trio Arrested for Daytime Burglary Attempt
• Pathfinder Bancorp, Inc. Declares Dividend
• Weather Notebook For June 28, 2011
• Mariah Marie Teller
• Crystal Elizabeth Robinson
• Triathlon Winners Announced
• Oswego, Port Eye Extension of Marina Lease Deal
• State Summer School of the Arts student to exhibit work
• Margaret Yablonski Gawarecki
• Isaac N. Willis
• American Red Cross to hold Celebrity Bartender Fundraiser
• links for 2011-06-27
• Joseph A. Brancato, 80
• Everet B. Regal, 79
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Department, 6/27/11
• Weather Notebook For June 27, 2011
• County’s Jobless Rate Falls, But Number of Jobs Falls, Too
• OCO’s Senior Services Receives Meals On Wheels Grant
• Leighton Sixth Graders Earn Recognition
• Poetry Writing Workshop Set
• Fulton Public Library Launches Summer Reading Program
• 13th Annual Literacy Golf Tournament Slated
• 1994 Central Square Grad Set To Defend Title
• Summer Squash – Arriving in your Local Farmers’ Markets Now!
• OHS Class Of 2011 Embarks On Rest Of Their Life
• Addison Skye Handville
• Trevor Raymond Borrow
• Tri-Oswego Weekend Kicks Off Saturday
• Police Log: Oswego County Sheriff’s Office 06/24/2011
• H. Lee White Marine Museum Extended Summer Hours
• Mary Agnes Miller
• Alleged Murder-For-Hire Plot Busted
• Mary J. Mesiano
• Jean M. Evans
• Drug Probe Results In Several Arrests
• Robert C. Peck Sr.
• Albino L. Arduini
• Alan B. ‘Al’ Cunningham: Graveside Services
• 06/25/2011 – Fulton Public Library Book Sale
• The Splendors of Victory Fall Upon Patrick and LaTulip in Small Block Super Twin-20s
• 06/25/2011 – Lakeside Independent Winterguard Chicken Barbeque
• McKnight Outlasts Yellow Fever and Bond Goes Green at Oswego
• 06/28/2011 – Volney Farmers Market
• J.J. WHITE MEMORIAL SEES CHUCK HOSSFELD WIN RoC SPECIAL
• 06/29/2011 – Summer Sunset Concert Series
• Mini Modifieds Get Airborne Spotlight
• The Splendors of Victory Fall Upon Patrick and LaTulip in Small Block Super Twin-20s
• McKnight Outlasts Yellow Fever and Bond Goes Green at Oswego
• American Heart Association recognizes SUNY Oswego's 'Wear Red' effort
• Dave White Officially Kicks Off Bid For Mayor’s Job
• Oswego PD 06/23/2011
• Pathfinder Bank to Sponsor 9/11 Memorial Golf Tournament to Benefit the American Red Cross
• Oswego County Sheriff Reports 06/23/2011
• NOTAH BEGAY III FOU Event to be rescheduled
• SUNYAC Recognizes 104 Oswego State Winter and Spring Athletes On Academic Squads
• Oswego Summer School Registration Set June 29 At OHS
• County Presents Cieszeski Certificate of Appreciation
• Magical Literary Trek Ends With Award-Winning Novel
• Weather Notebook For June 23, 2011
• Engle Celebrates 25 Years With County
• Literacy Volunteers, OCO Discuss Possible Merger
• Children, Seniors Meet After Months Of Letter Writing
• Jogging Suits For Juvenile Diabetes At KPS
• 17th Annual Oswego County Pro-Am Tournament Announces ‘No-Com Calcutta’
• Reunion features help for worthy causes
• OHS Class Of 2011 Graduates Saturday
• Sheriff’s Report: 06/22/2011
• Owens to Host Town Hall at SUNY Oswego
• Traffic Safety Education in Our Schools
• Summer Reading Challenges Available
• Move Along, Inc. Wheelchair Basketball Exhibition Scheduled For Tri-Oswego Event This Weekend
• links for 2011-06-22
• Granby Accelerated Readers Celebrated and Top Three Named
• Oswego State To Host Genius Olympiad Boys Basketball Tournament
• Weather Notebook For June 22, 2011
• Food Sense Program Available At Catholic Charities
• Groups Clean Up Areas Along Oswego River
• Winners Congratulated
• Professor's book examines ethnic political movements
• Oswego VP named SUNY Business Officer of the Year
• Oswego Assistant Superintendent Leaving The School District
• Richard A. Fuller, 90
• Barclay: Set Localities Free from Unfunded State Mandates
• Ritchie: Bill Eases Jail Crowding
• Fulton Police Net 9 Arrests in Weekend Details
• Oswego PD 06/21/2011
• Pathfinder Bank Supports Oswego Firefighters’ Drive For A Cure
• Fitzhugh Park Sixth Grade Celebration
• Fulton Lions Club Helps Improve Oswego Falls Park
• Piano Students Recognized For NYSSMA Solo-Fest
• Oswego Health Wellness Expo To Be Showcased at Tri-Oswego 2011 Triathlon
• Photos from Granby Game Day
• links for 2011-06-21
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 6/21/11
• Robert Murray, 68
• Weather Notebook For June 21, 2011
• Oswego High School Students Rewarded For Academic, Community Efforts
• CER Spring Concert At Bishop Commons
• Spring 2011 Was A bit Wet, Warm But Close To Average
• New York Sea Grant Announces New Aquatic Invasive Species Education Program
• Area Residents Named to the Alfred State College’s Spring Dean’s List
• Binghamton University Honors Area Student
• Advance Sale Tickets Available for APW vs. Pulaski Kick-Off at Carrier Dome on Sept. 2
• Barclay Backs Pro-Business Legislation
• SUNY Oneonta Honors May Graduates
• Senate Passes Ritchie Bill On Air Ambulance Services
• OHS Class Of 2011 Ready For Next Step
• Weather Notebook For June 20, 2011
• Michael Phillips Solo Piano Recital June 26
• Little Lukes Celebrates Renovation of Closed Restaurant into New Child Care Center
• Performers and Artists Sought for Arts Fest
• Rebecca Smith Awarded 2011 Elmer G. Hadlow Memorial Music Scholarship
• links for 2011-06-20
• Oswego State Men's Soccer Alumni Weekend Planned For Sept. 23-24
• OCO’s Youth & Services Welcomes Melissa Crofoot
• Library’s Public Computing Center Features Video Conferencing
• Hannibal Veterans Mark Flag Day at Vets Fest
• Basketball tournament displays U.S. culture to high school visitors from many nations
• Drilling of geothermal wells begins for SUNY Oswego science building
• Op/Ed: We Can Regrow Manufacturing Jobs
• Stillbirth Certificate Bill Passes Assembly
• Ritchie: Ag Assessment Bill Cuts Paperwork
• Porky & Buddy’s Pet Health: Free Cats
• Ritchie: Bills Limit Military Funeral Protests
• Ritchie Bill to Help Search, Rescue Teams
• Oswego Hospital Adds Second Certified Diabetes Educator
• Oswego Hospital Has New Breast MRI Capabilities
• Oswego Student Honored at Binghamton University
• Ritchie Votes to Help Families with Autism
• Richard W. King, 93
• Leighton Talent Show Huge Success
• OCO Invites Youth To Drop-In
• Rotarians Provide ‘Books For The World’
• United Way Offers Golfers Chance At The Good Life
• Madaline Elizabeth Champagne
• Leelin Fredenburg
• Sailor June Stupp
• Mackenzie Dunsmoor Receives Harrison Scholarship
• Patricia S. Friday, 57
• Helen M. Hayden, 89
• Anthony Joseph Swingtet to Kick off 2011 West Linear Park Concert Series
• Pair Charged After Alleged Drug Deal In City Park
• KPS Students, Seniors Meet After Months Of Letter Writing
• Catholic Charities’ Summer Groups Benefit Area Youth
• Operation Oswego County Presents Annual Activity Summary, Achievement Awards
• Burritt Motors Launches ‘The Mechanix’ Interactive Service Dept. Website
• links for 2011-06-17
• GRB Class of ’71 Sets Reunion
• CCC Tutor Club Seeks Donations of Gently Used Prom Dresses
• Ritchie Bill Boosts Maple Farming
• Bitter-Sweet Decision For Councilor
• Fulton Service Clubs’ 2nd ‘Swing 4 Service’ Golf Open Aug.20, With Tournament Title Sponsor Eastern Shore Associates
• The Zambonis to Perform at 2011 Erik Cole Dream Big Foundation Event in Oswego on July 23rd
• Weather Notebook For June 16, 2011
• With Summer Comes Concern For Boating, Water Safety
• High School Students From Around Globe Display Science, Art Projects at Oswego
• Zachary Ryan Beshures
• Brayden Jeffrey Rosales
• Holden Lee McIntyre
• Landon Alexander Zona
• Monica June Nicklus/ Ethan Joseph Nicklus
• Lucy Soukey, 94
• Area Residents Named to SUNY Oneonta Dean’s List
• Paul W. Rill, 88
• Boil Water Order Lifted for the Town of Orwell
• Virginia E. Littebrant Munger Phillips Hotaling, 87
• Ritchie Wants Sportsmen to Give the Gift of the Outdoors
• Regina M. Gardner, 38
• LaFlamm Named AVP/Sales Support Supervisor At Pathfinder Bank
• Fulton Lions Installs New President, Presents Annual Awards
• Fulton Tries for Delay in Pollution Plant Upgrade, but State Says No
• links for 2011-06-15
• Weather Notebook For June 15, 2011
• Environmental Awareness At OHS, OMS
• High school students from around globe display science, art projects
• Flag Day Observed At Historic Fort Ontario
• Isaiah-Michal Thomas Soto
• Brooke Alyssa Hill
• Zoey Marie Brown
• Sunrise Residential Healthcare and Rehabilitation Receives ‘Very Positive’ Results from New York State Department of Health
• Food Drive Underway at Oswego Public Library
• links for 2011-06-14
• Fulton Rotarians Hear About SUNY Oswego Business Programs
• Weather Notebook For June 14, 2011
• Sign Up to Learn About Medicare Benefits
• Buc Athletes Sign Up For College Action
• Credit Union Supports Firefighters’ Drive For A Cure
• Oswego County Onion Growers Twilight Meeting Set
• Price Chopper Helps OCO Send A Kid To Camp
• Housing Market in Buyer’s Favor
• Cayuga Community College Announces its Spring 2011 Dean’s List
• Barclay: Education May Help Prevent Suicide
• Sand Pond Steakhouse Hosts a Blessing of the Fleet Festival
• Marjorie M. Bartlett Chubb, 73
• Ritchie Votes for Ethics Reform
• Regatta Raises Funds For Oswego County Hospice
• Second Half Rally Not Enough In State Lady Lacrosse Semifinal
• links for 2011-06-13
• RaiderNet Daily: Another Year in the Books
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Department: 6/13/11
• Police Log: Fulton PD: Week of May 31, 2011
• Hannibal Parent Says Girls, Boys Ballfields Are Not Equal
• Weather Notebook For June 13, 2011
• Lillian Elizabeth Davis
• Hannibal Country Cruizers Celebrate 20th Anniversary
• Dozens Of Job Seekers Flock To Expo
• Fishing Reports for June 10, 2011
• Marilyn Graziano Dann, 71
• Matt Sheppard Comes From Last To Win Big Block Modified Feature At The Brewerton Speedway; Test And Tune Tuesday June 21 Canceled
• Michael Battista, 90
• Robert F. Pendergast, 96
• Stella A. Delia, 91
• Rose M. Swan, 81
• Cynthia L. Kelly, 70
• Alumni celebrate at special Reunion
• Help OCO Send A Kid To Camp
• Take A Walk For Health Benefits
• Rare Bird Reportedly Spotted At Sandy Pond
• Carson Paul Mark Moot-Yablonski
• Abel James Eby
• Jaden Raine Gates
• Matthew Ross Davis
• Baby May
• Oswego High School Interact Club Honored By Oswego Sunrise Rotary
• Radio Personality Perry Noun To Appear At United Way Golf Classic
• Roy H. Gregory
• Delia L Branshaw
• Joseph S. Carioti
• Eunice E. Kellar Roberts
• Sunrise Employees Recognized For Years of Service
• Evan Mason
• Autumn Darlene-Elizabeth Trumble and Ashlynn Darlene-Nicole Trumble
• Aden Thomas Benedict
• Michael Isaiah Warren
• ‘Arnica Muscle Repair Massage’ Helps Golfers Work Out the Kinks
• 06/11/2011 – Kruising Knights 5th Annual Car Show
• 06/12/2011 – 2011 Syracuse/CNY Kidney Walk
• 06/12/2011 – ‘All You Can Eat’ Pancake Breakfast
• links for 2011-06-10
• Agency, Fulton PD Bring Drug & Alcohol Info to Students
• Weather Notebook For June 10, 2011
• Fort Ontario Post Cemetery Tour Planned
• SU Players Help Rock The Rim
• Teddy Bear Picnic Reading Celebration at Fairgrieve
• PJC Welcomes Roy Reehil
• Boil Water Order Issued for the Town of Orwell
• Bill O’Reilly and Glenn Beck at Turning Stone July 15
• History Repeats Itself For Oswego Middle School Musicians, Singers
• Fulton DPW Commissioner on Leave After Alleged DWI
• Weather Notebook For June 9, 2011
• Oswego High Top 100 Receive Deserved Recognition
• Oswego Firefighters To ‘Drive For A Cure’
• Cayuga Community College Supports Food Pantry
• Grand King Visits District 12 Grand Lecturers’ Convention
• Chamber Cites Catholic Charities
• A Healthy Dose Of Health Education
• Independence Day Celebration
• Public Computing Center Holds Technology Fair
• Elena Fate Treasure
• Ellie Marie Kiesinger-Maitland
• Kimball Named VP/Internal Audit Manager At Pathfinder Bank
• 2011 Erik Cole Dream Big Foundation Golf & Hockey Classic Features NHL Player Exhibition, Hockey Hall of Fame Exhibit and The Zambonis in Concert in Oswego on July 22-25
• Blood Drives Scheduled for June
• Freewill Dinner At Minetto UMC, Sunday, June 26
• Oswego Firefighters Award Scholarships
• Oswego’s WRVO Wins Grand AP Prize in Statewide Radio Journalism
• RSVP Seeks Volunteers to Staff Welcome Center
• RaiderNet Daily: Cleaning Out
• Public Computing Center Holds Technology Fair June 18
• Fulton Senior Athletes Honored
• Weather Notebook For June 8, 2011
• Republicans Greet Candidates And Eat Chicken
• Senator Ritchie Aims To Get Central New York Working Again
• Fulton Tennis Lesson League to Include Adults This Year—Deadline June 21st
• Council To Consider Stencils And Murals
• Oswego Fire Department Addresses Open Burning Issue
• Oneida Nation Storyteller to Bring Timeless Legends to Life at Clinton Festival
• Oz Roller Girls Support Humane Society’s Efforts
• Still Room For UPK Students In Oswego Schools
• Kenneth Abraham, 69
• Blood Drive Scheduled for St. Pauls Church
• links for 2011-06-07
• Pulaski Retains Title for Oswego County’s Best-Tasting Drinking Water
• RaiderNet Daily: Farewell
• New York Lottery Awards $25,000 Cash Prize To Fulton Instant Game Winner
• Weather Notebook For June 7, 2011
• Heritage Foundation of Oswego County to Host Workshop on Tips to Restoring Your Historic House
• OHS Interact Students Interact With Environment
• Fulton Moose Lodge Gives a Day of Fun for Head Start Pre-K Families
• RSVP seeks volunteers to staff welcome center
• Rice Creek naturalists to lead 2 outdoor sessions of each ramble in July, August
• WRVO wins grand AP prize in statewide radio journalism
• Nancy L. Bourgeois, 70
• CCC Professor Howard Nelson Selected to Participate in NEH Lyceum Workshop
• Ritchie: Foreign Trade Zone Legislation is Good for Jobs
• Oswego Professor to Speak at Roosevelt Reading Festival
• State Semis Next For Lady Buc Lacrosse Team
• Police: Fulton Store Sold, May Have Made Counterfeit Brand-Name Goods
• Oswego Town Historical Show and Tell Meeting June 15
• Catholic Charities Joins The Parade
• Leaders in Training Plant Elms to Support Tree Stewards
• Discounted Stay ‘N Play Packages with Enchanted Forest/Water Safari Offer More Fun & Big Savings
• links for 2011-06-06
• AARP Driver Safety Class Set for Parish on July 12
• COCOAA Donates Scope to Fulton Police Department
• Weather Notebook For June 6, 2011
• Fatal ATV Accident in Albion
• Cancer Survivors Relay to Support American Cancer Society June 10 & 11
• Oswego professor to speak at Roosevelt Reading Festival
• Sound career on Broadway could bring Tony
• Oswego County Career and Resource Expo June 9
• Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health
• Another Oswego Writing Award Winner
• D-Day Anniversary Commemorated At Marine Museum
• Springside’s Wisteria in Full Bloom
• Ritchie: Bill to Help Protect Responders Drawing Statewide Support
• Local Residents on SUNY Oswego Honor Rolls
• Electronics Recycling Event in Mexico
• Mexico Music Festival Seeks Vendors
• Pat Ward Out Duels Jimmy Phelps to Become the First Repeat Big Block Modifieds Winner at the Fulton Speedway
• That Was The Week That Was – In Photos
• Commandery Installs Officers
• Thanks For Making Rock The Rim A Success
• Conor Adam Dona
• Gordon E. Ridgway, Jr. Spring Services
• Alan Johnson and Jimmy Phelps Grab Big Block Modified Wins; JJ Courcy Wins The Dean Hubbs Memorial At The Brewerton Speedway
• Edward M. “Teddy” Collins, 24
• Water Safari 2011 Operating Schedule
• Help Locate Missing Family Pet
• Gobbler Numbers on the Rise
• Flatlining Browns
• Feelin’ the Steel…
• A New “Great Idea”…
• Color, Cosmos and Questions…
• Fishing Reports for June 3, 2011
• H. Lee White Marine Museum Hosting Special Event in Commemoration of D-Day
• Music Camp is Coming Back
• Key Bank “Makes A Difference” at Head Start Pre-K
• Fulton Police to Hold Annual Bike Rodeo Saturday
• Police: Palermo Man had 4 Pounds of Marijiana
• links for 2011-06-03
• Harborfest Sets Lakeview Stage
• Affordable Family Fun at New York’s Largest Water Theme Park
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 6/3/11
• RaiderNet Daily: A Brilliant Breakfast
• Books on Wheels
• AARP driver safety class set for Parish on July 12
• Leaders in training plant elms to support Tree Stewards
• Peter S. Perry, 40
• Donald L. Averill Jr., 45
• Black Bear Spotted On Port City’s Outskirts
• Writing Awards For KPS Students
• Rotary Group Study Exchange Team Leader Visits Oswego Sunrise Rotary
• Tesoriero Charitable Foundation Supports CYO
• Artist Carol Burghart Featured At Lakeside Artisans During June
• links for 2011-06-02
• Turning Stone Announces ‘Free Gas for a Year’ Promotion
• State’s Housecleaning Will Claim Long-Abandoned Public Bodies in Fulton and Oswego
• RaiderNet Daily: Yearbooks Arrive
• Rotarians Learn About Menter Ambulance
• Weather Notebook For June 2, 2011
• Sponsors Come Together to Support Hospice Regatta
• Two Students at Lanigan Named “On A Roll”
• College part of partnership for new community bookmobile
• SUNY Oswego Text(Books) South Sudan
• Police Continue to Investigate Rt. 48 Head-on Crash
• Women’s Health Fair Set June 4
• Channel 9: Concerns Over Phoenix Municipal Water
• FLS Kindergartner Earns Writing Award
• Civil War Veterans Honored
• Oswego High School Academic Leaders Recognized
• Sprinting to the Finish.
• Buc Sports Central: Lady Bucs Lax Section Champs; Softball Semi at 5 p.m. Today and Much More
• Chicken Barbecue Memorial Benefit Set For Ken Abraham
• Head Start Students Help Plant New Garden at Seneca Hill
• Hannibal Seniors to be Honored at Year’s Final Band Concert
• links for 2011-06-01
• Hannibal Holds Memorial Day Service
• Friends of History Hold Porch Party Fundraiser
• Weather Notebook For June 1, 2011
• Matt Fink Earns The NAPA Know How Performer Of The Week For His Third Place Big Block Modified Finish At The Fulton Speedway
• Frederick Stevens Spring Services
• May 2011 Warmer And Wetter Than Average
• College pivotal in sending books to Sudanese university
• Nazareth College Announces Spring 2011 Dean’s List
• Oneida Nation Partners with Oz-Stravaganza
• Harborfest Moves Family Park to East Park
• American Red Cross to hold Celebrity Bartender Fundraiser
• Oswego County Federal Credit Union, Make-A-Wish, Team Up For ‘Summer Of Dreams’
• links for 2011-05-31
• ‘Extraordinary Teacher’ at SUNY Oswego Receives Chancellor’s Award
• Project Lifesaver Is A Success
• Agencies, Ritchie Host Career Fair in Fulton
• Independence Parade Participant Applications Due Soon
• Weather Notebook For May 31, 2011
• Half-Shire Historical Society News
• Porky & Buddy’s Pet Health: Adopting Cats
• Chris Ulanowski, 51
• First Plaque On Memorial Wall In Veterans Park Honors S/Sgt. Curtis Shoup
• Oswego County Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinics June 8 and July 13
• Oswego Salutes Its Fallen Heroes
• Kinney Completes Award Season with All-American Honor
• links for 2011-05-30
• Cookbook Author Visits Taste The World
• Weather Notebook For May 30, 2011
• Elder Abuse Often Unrecognized
• Colton Michael Landphere
• Jacob Anthony Raymond
• Oswego County Veterans Named To Senate ‘Hall Of Fame’
• St. Mary’s Parish Bazaar Set For July
• Chicken Barbecue, Car Wash To Benefit Catholic Charities
• Natalie Grace Whitehouse
• Kolton James Flannery
• Evelyn Mae Raymond
• Corbin Vincent Burns
• Child Advocacy Center Opens Pulaski Office
• Health Fair Planned
• Masons Install Officers
• Thank You
• State Police Check 10 Stores for Underage Liquor Sales; 9 Pass
• Anthony F. River, 81
• Robert J. Hageny, 79
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 5/27/11
• Memorial Day Salute Runs Friday, Saturday
• Police: Text Messaging Contributed to Minetto Accident
• Apply Now For Oswego County PJC Scholarship
• TFN To Participate In World No Tobacco Day
• Literacy Volunteers Tutors Help Open Doors To Better, Fuller Lives
• Pregnancy Care Center of Oswego Announces Open House
• Marine Museum To Commemorate D-Day
• Weather Notebook For May 27, 2011
• Rotary Learns About Silver Sneakers
• New York Sea Grant Specialist Awarded Boat US Environmental Leadership Commendation
• 'Extraordinary teacher' of chemistry receives Chancellor's Award
• Local Students Make Dean’s List at Messiah College
• Hannibal Softball Team Raises Money for Cancer Research
• Oswego’s Smegelsky Receives Awards from TTU
• Award Winner Continues Journey in Writing Her First Book
• Oswego Teachers Support Heroes Campaign
• RaiderNet Daily: Looking Backwards
• Fulton School Board Notes: Tech Plan; Working Towards Better Behaviors
• Spring Services for Rita T. Landis
• Travis Casey Comerford, 26
• Children’s Author Answers Students’ Questions
• OHS Sports Teams Wrapping Up Seasons
• School Board Recognizes Buc Bulletin
• County Looks To Name Acting DSS Commissioner
• County Health Department Will Hold Best-Tasting Drinking Water Contest at Memorial Day Salute
• Players and Payouts Up at Turning Stone’s Poker Tournaments
• Fishing Reports for May 25, 2011
• Child Injured in Driveway Accident in Pennellville
• Come To The Native Circle Touch The Earth Festival This Weekend
• Kennedy Elizabeth Delaney
• Baby Mitchelson
• Reagan James Bonoffski
• Mackenna Grace Myers
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 5/25/11
• RaiderNet Daily: Senior Concerts
• Carvey Joins Fulton Board of Education
• Matilda A. “Tillie” Weigand, 86
• Jack McClelland, 90
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 5/24/11
• Food Sense Program Available At Catholic Charities
• Lew Soloff, Former BS&T Musician Joins With Oswego Jazz Ensemble Friday Night
• Basic EMT Course Begins June 20 in Pulaski
• Posters to evoke summer at Oswego State Downtown exhibition
• FBI Probe Of County Clerk’s Office Under Way
• Oz Roller Girls Run Win Streak To 3 With Road Win Over ManchVegas
• Thank A Service Member Honors National Grid Veterans
• links for 2011-05-24
• Fulton Community Band to Perform at Memorial Day Salute
• Weather Notebook For May 24, 2011
• Volney Elementary School Spirit Assembly Features Awards and a Show
• OCO Welcomes New Provider To Fulton Health Center
• Child Advocacy Center Welcomes Melissa Baker
• Masons Install Officers
• ‘Sound of Music’ Is the Theme of Senior Camping at Camp Hollis, June 6 and 7
• Burridge Named New York Division III Men's Basketball Player of the Year by BCANY
• New York Sea Grant Specialist Awarded Boat US Environmental Leadership Commendation
• StoryWalk to link tale with trail at Rice Creek
• Council Supports Oswego Sunrise Rotary’s Fundraising Effort
• Adaline Mae Ingersoll
• William Franklin Pittsley lV
• Hunter Lee James Smith
• Dicia Ella Goodsell
• Savannah Simmons
• Lady Bucs Win Softball Division Crown
• Traffic Stop Results In A Pair Of Drug Arrests
• Police – Parking Lot Death Was ‘Natural Causes’
• RSVP, Sea Grant Seek Volunteers for Protected Sites
• links for 2011-05-23
• Professor, Students Help Map Harborfest in 3D
• Hannibal Citizens Picked for Committee to Help Pick Next Superintendent
• RaiderNet Daily: The Budget
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office: 5/23/11
• Scenes from UPK/Phoenix 3 Head Start
• Robert Cronk – A Home Town Hero
• Weather Notebook For May 23, 2011
• Stockwell Named New York Division III Men's Basketball Coach of the Year by BCANY
• 'Then and Now' photo exhibition to mark college's sesquicentennial
• Sheriff’s Department Promotes Willis
• Grant to Support Retention of Minorities in Accounting
• McClusky Gains Endorsement
• Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health:
• Fulton YMCA Summer Track and Field Program
• Brenda Bisbo Honored for Service to County
• Tips on Protecting Your Skin from the Summer Sun – Friday, May 27 is “Don’t Fry Day”
• Dale Planck Makes Late Charge to Win the Big Block Modified Feature at Fulton Speedway
• Man Flown to Hospital after Car/Motorcycle Accident in Minetto
• Willy Decker Uses Last Lap- Last Turn Pass To Beat Matt Sheppard To Win Big Block Modified Feature At The Brewerton Speedway
• John E. Askew, 69
• Public Computing Center Announces New Free Classes and Offers Help for Job Seekers
• Cayuga Community College Holds its 57th Annual Commencement Ceremony This Sunday, May 22
• College’s 150th Alumni Reunion to Feature Walk/Run for 2 Causes
• Select Outdoor Track and Field Athletes Compete At ECAC Championships
• Board Member-elect Says Thank You
• Steven D. Northrop, 56
• Watertown Judge Announces Run for Supreme Court Seat
• Cayuga Community College Students Recognized for Innovative Business Ideas
• Church Group’s Work Benefits Great Bear
• RaiderNet Daily: An Enchanting Evening
• Oswego Library Public Computing Center Announces New Free Classes and Offers Help for Job Seekers
• The Tug Hill Players Return to Mexico, NY
• Arts Partners Holds First Annual Cake–Off Competition
• Fishing Reports for May 19, 2011
• Keeping Drugs Out of Great Lakes Focus of New Publication
• Mayor Woodward Sets the Record Straight – Letter To The Editor
• Weather Notebook For May 20, 2011
• OMS Top 50 Recognized For Academic Achievement
• National Grid Transmission Line Project Under Way
• Ride for Ramps on June 11 will Feature a Motorcycle Ride and Lots of Family Fun
• Chancellor's Award honors SUNY Oswego forensic economist
• Summer programs invite public to Rice Creek with buzz, chirp and beauty
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• Celebrate the Arts at Mexico Point Park on Sunday, June 5
• Oswego Health’s Breast Cancer Support Group To Host Special Speaker
• Kaitlyn Parrotte Received Award from Ithaca College
• Suzanne Mary Backus, 68
• Sheriff’s Office, 5/19/11
• Mexico Sailor Pleads Guilty to Attempted Espionage
• Leaving a Legacy
• Catholic Charities’ Rock the Rim Tournament Set Saturday
• SUNY Oswego Achieves National Distinction for Community Service
• Blood Drive Scheduled for Oswego Moose Lodge
• Schroeppel Historical Society Building to Open Again this Summer
• The Salt Potatoes to Entertain at Friends of History Fundraiser
• Weather Notebook For May 19, 2011
• New York Local Foods: First Vegetables in Season Now!
• PJC To Host Adirondack Book Publisher
• Local Author’s ‘Seeds’ Take Root In Oswego
• Cayuga Community College Shares Snapshot Report of Some Key Performance Indicators With the Release of SUNY’s First Report Card
• Former Le Moyne Dean Anne Herron joins Cayuga Community College as Vice President of Academic Affairs
• Austin Richards Named to Spring 2011 Dean’s List at LeTourneau University
• Fulton Resident Earn WKCTC Credential
• Elmira College Students Named to Dean’s List
• Top Native Performers at “Touch The Earth” Festival at Mexico Point Park
• May 21-27 National Safe Boating Week Launches NY’s 2011 Discover Clean & Safe Boating Campaign
• 42 New Generic Medicines in 2011-2012 Can Save Upstate New York Nearly $900 Million Annually
• Fulton School Budget Passes; Board Seat Vote to be Recounted
• RaiderNet Daily: Going Out in Style
• Weather Notebook For May 18, 2011
• Trinity Catholic School Sponsors Interactive Dinner Theater
• Hannibal’s School Budget Passes, but Barely
• Oswego PD To Participate In Buckle Up NY Program
• Oswego City GOP Committee Announces Endorsements
• SUNY Oswego achieves national distinction for community service
• Voters Tap Incumbents, Myer For Oswego School Board
• Fishing Reports for May 17, 2011
• RaiderNet Daily: A Final Loss
• SUNY Oswego to offer literacy coaching programs for educators
• ‘Go be great,’ Levy tells seniors
• On the release of the SUNY Report Card today (May 17), SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley said:
• eStop Law Proven Effective Tool in Internet Safety; Registries Help Parents Keep Track
• Scholars Named by Children’s Board
• Hannibal Board Asks Citizens to Consider Serving on Panel to Help Pick Next Superintendent
• Children’s Board Names Unsung Hero
• Weather Notebook For May 17, 2011
• Entergy Nuclear Team Tops Bowlfest
• Memorial Day Salute Planning Massive Patriotic Parade
• New Flood Maps to be Displayed at Open House
• Fulton Mayor Woodward Announces Bid For Re-Election
• Betty Restuccia, 90
• Wine in Frozen Desserts Bill Passes
• College's 150th alumni reunion to feature walk-run for 2 causes
• Triathlon Training to be Held at Fulton YMCA
• Turkey Feat – Spring Turkey Season in Oswego County
• Red Cross to Hold Annual Golf Tournament
• Constellation Energy Nuclear Group Congratulates American Red Cross of CNY on Successful Heroes Campaign
• RaiderNet Daily: Deadlines Are Here
• Fulton Rotarians Spend Time with Watch Collector
• BOCES Superintendent’s Retirement Has State Looking at Options
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 5/16/11
• Weather Notebook For May 16, 2011
• Leadership Oswego County Class of 2011 to Graduate June 3
• Trinity Students Thank Parents
• CCC Sophomore Nursing Students Receive Scholarships
• Senator Ritchie Introduces “Mark’s Law”
• Edward West “Ted” Burgess, 91
• NAIFA Names Outstanding Teenagers of the Year
• 2011 Will Be a Festive Summer in Oswego County
• Corn-bred Returns to the Native Circle Touch the Earth Festival
• Oswego Woman Charged With Attempted Murder
• Spring Service for Wilma Scerbo
• Spring Service for Joseph DiBartolo
• Ceremonies Mark Flag Day At Fort Ontario
• Lake Ontario Writer’s Works Part Of Native Circle Touch The Earth Festival
• Police Searching For Stolen, Possibly Deadly, Medications
• New Flood Maps To Be Displayed At Open House
• Oswego Public Library Seeks Budget Approval
• OHS Counseling Department: In the Spotlight
• OCO Accepting Referrals For Newly Expanded Teen Parent Program
• Panel To Discuss Vision Loss, Diabetes Issues
• Rotarian John Czirr Talks About Rotary Shelter Boxes
• May 29 Vorea Community Church in Richland Begins “Christmas Child” 2011 Project
• Marie Judge, 96
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 5/13/11
• RaiderNet Daily: Prom Time
• CARACCIOLI ANNOUNCES NAME CHANGE AND STRATEGIC REPRESENTATION
• Attorney Allison Nelson Opens Private Practice
• Hannibal School Unions Agree to No Pay Increase Next Year
• Patricia A. Hammond, 64
• Thomas L. O’Connor, 77
• Kevin V. Osborne, 51
• Catherine M. Seymour, 94
• Patricia A. Hammond, 64
• Sarah C. Piazza, 98
• George W. (Wally) Emlaw, 82
• Winners Named for Eastern Shore Associates’ Commencement, Scholarship Awards at Cayuga C.C.
• Oz Roller Girls Host Doubleheader May 14
• Oswego PD 05/12/2011
• RaiderNet Daily: Remembering a Friend
• Ex-Hannibal Board President Claims Board Hid Money for Raises in Proposed Budget; Official: ‘Absolutely Not!’
• Weather Notebook For May 12, 2011
• Student Directed Drama Club Plays At OHS This Weekend
• OMS Tree Planting For Arbor Day
• Budget, Transportation Propositions Featured On WBUC TV Program
• County Sheriff’s Office Takes Part In Buckle-Up Program
• Leighton Celebrates Positive Forces
• Ford Leads Runners; Gosek Strong on Links And Other Results
• Coleman Named To All-SUNYAC Outdoor Track and Field Team
• Terry C. Richardson, 59
• Spring Services for John Santora
• Spring Services for Andres Perez, Jr.
• Spring Services for William and Beverly Stauring
• Spring Services for Jessie M. Stupp
• Spring Services for Isabelle Combes
• Spring Services for Jerry Muckey
• Spring Services for Marjorie Moore
• Spring Services for Marjorie Moore
• Spring Service for Virginia Colocino
• Welcome to Oswego Yacht Club
• Grant to support retention of minorities in accounting
• Professor, students help map Harborfest in 3D
• Letter to the Editor: Thank You, Cowboy
• Darius turns 1!
• Letter to the Editor: School Board Candidate Forum
• Fulton Settles Land Dispute With Bankrupt Hospital, Will Receive More Than $300,000
• Weather Notebook For May 11, 2011
• Alexandria Marie Tarolli
• Brenden Michael Bartlett
• Busy Weekend Scheduled For Oswego’s Sea Cadets
• Fishing Reports for May 10, 2011
• Aubertine Named Clinical Dependency Therapist At Farnham Family Services
• Hoffman Named Prevention Director At Farnham Family Services
• Thanks To All Who Supported Fulton Lions’ White Cane Days
• RSVP, Sea Grant seek volunteers for protected sites
• Danika Loren Gilbert
• Brianna Elizabeth Masuicca
• Desiree Marie Venton
• Ruth M. Wallace, 86
• Joseph H. Crisafulli, 82
• links for 2011-05-10
• Fulton Board of Education Candidates Debate the Issues
• Weather Notebook For May 10, 2011
• Bredin Selected For All-SUNYAC Softball Team
• Bishop’s Commons Welcomes Trinity Band Students
• Third Quarter OHS Honor Roll Announced
• B & T Sports Supports CYO Rock The Rim Tournament
• Oswego School Polling Places Open Noon – 9 p.m. May 17; One New Polling Place
• Oswego Council OK’s Sales Tax Rate Continuation
• Men's Tennis Closes Out Year With Two Wins Over Keuka
• Leone Named To All-SUNYAC Men's Lacrosse Second Team
• G. Ray Bodley Class of 1966 Sets Reunion for July
• New York Sea Grant Offers Green Tips for Coastal Living
• UK’s Photographer of the Year to Visit Oswego County
• Fulton Board of Education Candidates’ Forum is Tonight
• Bowen’s Corners Church planning fund raiser
• Fire Strikes, Again, at Apartment Complex
• Seven Women's Ice Hockey Players Named To ECAC Women's West All-Academic Team
• Oswego Valley Fiddlers to Appear at North Volney Methodist
• Coleman and Ripple Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Coates Named Red Cross’s Dunkin’ Donuts Volunteer of the Month
• Calling all Cake Artists
• Scholarship Available For G. Ray Bodley Aspiring Artists
• Fulton Community Theatre Presents Two More Performances of “Love Letters”
• Engagement: Rossi and Oneill
• Impact Statements Show Depth of Programming, Benefit to NY Shoreline Regions
• Oswego Native, Ryan ONeil, Publishes First Book
• Stacy Announces Candidacy for Mayor of the City of Fulton
• OCSD Committee Meetings Tuesday, Wednesday
• Girl Scouts Plan Benefit Car Wash
• Lakeside Artisans’ Grand Opening Set
• Red Cross To Hold Annual Golf Tournament
• PJC Hears About AppFury
• Coleman and Ripple Shine In Final Day of SUNYAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships
• Paul S. Palmitesso, 71
• Men's and Women's Outdoor Track and Field Teams Record Points At SUNYAC Championships
• Women's Tennis Finishes Year With 5-4 Loss To Wells
• Baseball Wraps Up Season By Sweeping Keuka, 5-2 and 8-0
• RSVP teams with ARISE to recruit ramp buillders
• Charles Alfred Avery, 76
• Edgar “Gubby” E. Dunsmoor, 78
• Donald S. Voorhies, Sr., 93
• Spring Services for David Halstead
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 5/6/11
• RaiderNet Daily: Champions Again!
• Tree Stewards program seeks additional volunteers via RSVP
• Fulton City School District Budget Hearing Airs on Time Warner Cable May 6-17
• links for 2011-05-06
• Margaret A. Watson, 80
• Linde Opens Carbon Dioxide Plant in Volney with Big Celebration
• Weather Notebook For May 6, 2011
• School Board Recognizes Cancer Fighters
• Iris And Hosta Program Planned
• Oswego Board Honors Young CER Artists
• Hannibal Democrats Hold Fundraising BBQ
• Memories Of The May 2001 Oompa’s Pizzeria Block Fire
• Advertising Give Away From OswegoCountyToday.com!
• Abby Stamm ‘A Day In The Life Of A Peace Corps Volunteer’
• Catholic Charities Announces Fresh Food Distribution
• Entergy Sponsors ‘Run for the Kids’ May 13
• Ella Pearl Gascoigne
• Austin Michael Avalos
• Trevor Ira Scott Schell
• Lilliane Grace Babbitt
• Lilyana Rose-Marie Hall
• Baseball Doubles Up Cobleskill in Final Home Stand, 3-1 and 4-2
• Alivea Feliciano
• RaiderNet Daily: Heading to the Finish
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 5/5/11
• Spring Services for Dwayne Garrison
• Spring Services for Dorothy Crandall
• Orientation planned May 16 for tourism center volunteers
• Spring Services for Donna Matzke
• Weather Notebook For May 5, 2011
• Miano Wins Hannibal Dollars For Scholars Gas Card Raffle
• Sandra Dowie Is Lakeside Artisans’ Featured Artist In May
• Thomas E. Loughlin, 68
• Beverly J. Allen, 79
• OCO Salutes Volunteers Of The Year
• Backstreet Books To Host Children’s Hour
• Weather Can’t Keep OHS Teams From Winning
• Oswego School District Art Fest This Weekend
• Piper Diane Delles
• Jaice Manuel Thomas
• Oneida Lake Closed to Boating Because of High Water
• Student stress relief available finals week
• links for 2011-05-04
• City Has Tentative Deal to Settle Dispute Over Former Hospital
• Weather Notebook For May 4, 2011
• RSVP Seeks Advocates for Frail Adults in Long-term Care
• New York Sea Grant offers Green Tips for Coastal Living
• OHS NHS Induction Ceremony Stresses Commitment, Achievement & Leadership
• Cat In The Hat Visits Head Start
• No Speakers At Oswego Budget Public Hearing
• Enola M. Risley, 86
• Spring Services for Howard “Jay” Jenner
• Laganiere and Williams Named Oswego State Senior Athletes of the Year
• SUNY Oswego Commencement to stream live, broadcast/rebroadcast on cable
• Driver Safety Program participants, instructors sought
• Pathfinder Bank Partners with Tri-Oswego 2011 Triathlon
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office: 5/3/11
• links for 2011-05-03
• Frances A. Penniman
• Lillian M. Miano, 84
• Fire Strikes Granby Home
• Sonnets to explore complex loves in SUNY Oswego professors' play
• Hannibal Taxpayers to Vote on New Buses After Board of Ed Has Change of Heart
• RaiderNet Daily: Deadline Approaches
• Weather Notebook For May 3, 2011
• Catholic Charities Seeks Teams To Rock The Rim
• Men's Tennis Defeats Keuka, 7-2
• SUNY Oswego’s University Police Recognized for Promoting Traffic Safety
• Live Local Shop Local makes its debut!
• Spring Services for Helen I. Williams
• James C. Blackwell, 64
• Bott Named SUNYAC Women's Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week
• links for 2011-05-02
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office: 5/02/11
• RaiderNet Daily: A Tough Weekend
• Weather Notebook For May 2, 2011
• Harborfest Fireworks Spectacular Set July 30
• SCHEDULE UPDATE: Baseball Doubleheader Against Cobleskill Moved To Thursday
• Cub Scout Pack 888 Celebrates Crossover and Arrow of Light Ceremony
• Overnight Celebration Marks Death of bin Laden
• April 2011 Was A Bit Warmer, Wetter Than Average
• John Wight Honored by CNY Association of Police Chiefs
• Oswego State Baseball Closes Out Conference Play With 7-2 Loss To Fredonia
• Oswego State Men’s Golf Places Fifth At Oswego State Spring Invitational
• Hundreds Walk To Raise Awareness Of Autism
• Worthy Recognition
• Budget Hearing Set May 3
• Severe Weather Test Part Of Hazards Awareness Week
• OHS Students Art Major Part Of Harborfest Promotion
• Men's Golf Places Fifth At Oswego State Spring Invitational
• Baseball Closes Out Conference Play With 7-2 Loss To Fredonia
• NSF Grant to Provide $600K for Science Scholarships
• links for 2011-05-01
• The 30th Annual Fulton Memorial Day Salute Children’s Events will be Magical
• Oswego State Baseball Drops Two to Visiting Fredonia, 12-4 and 4-0
• Oswego State Softball Loses Close Contests at Plattsburgh, 3-0 and 1-0
• Oswego State Men’s Lacrosse Ends Season With 16-9 Loss At Brockport
• Oswego State Women’s Lacrosse Falls To Fredonia, 16-12
• David L. MacDougall, 63
• Clara A. McCollum, 92
• Bott Takes First In 400 Meter Dash At Raider Open; Sets Record Again
• Men's Golf In Fourth Place After First Round of Oswego State Invitational
• Women's Lacrosse Falls To Fredonia, 16-12
• Men's Lacrosse Ends Season With 16-9 Loss At Brockport
• Softball Loses Close Contests at Plattsburgh, 3-0 and 1-0
• Baseball Drops Two to Visiting Fredonia, 12-4 and 4-0
• Natalie Paige Jock
• Lillian Rose Green
• Colten John Fellows
• Brookfield Power Announces Advisory For Oswego River
• Members of Men's Outdoor Track and Field Compete At Penn Relays
• John P. Losurdo, 65
• George Beckwith, 78
• Francis P. Wallace, 61
• Spring Services for David L. Shoults, Sr.
• Softball Splits Series Against Potsdam With 6-2 Win, 5-1 Loss
• RSVP seeks advocates for frail adults in long-term care
• University Police recognized for promoting traffic safety
• Bill Myer Announces Candidacy For Oswego School Board
• Priscilla J. McCann
• RaiderNet Daily: Last Dance
• New wave of courses, destinations greets student travelers
• NSF grant to provide $600K for science scholarships
• Oswego Students Aid British Theme For Harborfest
• Weather Notebook For April 29, 2011
• Walk For Autism Set In Hannibal
• Residents At St. Luke Apartments Are ‘OK’
• Bill Crist Explains Budget To Rotarians
• SCHEDULE UPDATE: Men's Tennis Match Against Roberts Wesleyan Canceled
• Gillen Announces Candidacy For Oswego Mayor
• National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day is April 30
• Borrow's Goal Propels Women's Lacrosse Past Elmira, 11-10
• Fire Destroys Hannibal Building
• SCHEDULE UPDATE: Men's Lacrosse Game Against Brockport Moved To 3:30 PM
• Campus powering up
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 4/28/11
• RaiderNet Daily: Yearbook Time
• 7-Eleven Buys Wilson Farms Store Chain
• Balducci Joins Burritt Motors Sales Team
• SUNY Oswego May graduates preparing for future
• Weather Notebook For April 28, 2011
• Association of Chiefs of Police Honor Oswego Officer
• Quintet Seek 3 BOE Seats In Oswego City School District
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule For Week Of May 2
• Oz Roller Girls Recruitment Night Set May 1
• Granby PTG Sponsoring a Chicken BBQ on May 14
• SCHEDULE UPDATE: Men's Tennis Match Against Keystone Postponed
• SCHEDULE UPDATE: Men's Tennis Match Against Keystone Postponed
• New Director Joins Public Computing Center
• SUNY Oswego Bestows New Service Awards
• Near Record Rainfall And Wet Grounds forced cancellation of April 29th Race Program At The Brewerton Speedway
• Oswego State Softball Swept By Union, 6-0 and 6-5
• Oswego State Baseball Bounces Back With Sweep of Cobleskill, 4-0 and 3-1
• Fourth-Quarter Rally Not Enough In 11-7 Oswego State Men’s Lacrosse Loss To Potsdam
• Brandon Matthew Kenyon
• Hayden Elizabeth Dygert
• Bookmobile Rolls Into Oswego School District
• Lupien’s Gifts And Engraving Supports ‘Bundle Of Bucks’ Fundraiser
• Fourth-Quarter Rally Not Enough In 11-7 Men's Lacrosse Loss To Potsdam
• Baseball Bounces Back With Sweep of Cobleskill, 4-0 and 3-1
• Softball Swept By Union, 6-0 and 6-5
• Rosow earns prestigious visiting position in Australia
• ESPN's Levy to light the way Commencement Eve
• Leave Green initiative aimed at off-campus students
• Pathfinder Bank Announces Strategic Partnership with FitzGibbons Agency of Oswego
• SUNY Oswego bestows new service awards
• May 7 FMA Concert Dedicated to Late Joseph Campolieta Features His Son, Joseph, Trombonist-Conductor
• links for 2011-04-27
• APW Meet the Candidates Night Scheduled for May 10th
• Weather Notebook For April 27, 2011
• ARC of Oswego County Parent Information Night a Success
• CCC Gets OK to Buy Volney Land Next to New School Site
• Scene Around Town: A View from the Deluge
• You — Yes, You — May Be Owed Money From Excellus. Check Our Full List
• OHS Girls Softball Team Holds Garage Sale Fundraiser
• Oswego Pop Warner Football and Cheer Registration
• James A. Fleming, 48
• Oswego State Women’s Lacrosse Eliminated From Playoffs After 18-7 Loss To Geneseo
• Sarah Teetsel of Fulton Wins Nazareth College Civic Engagement Award
• William N. Hoyt, 79
• ERA kicks off new season April 30 at Colorado National
• ERA kicks off new season April 30 at Colorado National
• Drop-back Steelies and Other Surprises
• Fishing Reports for April 26, 2011
• Softball Drops 2-1 Ten-Inning Thriller At Geneseo; Loses Game One, 7-1
• Women's Lacrosse Falls To Geneseo, 18-7
• Becky Burghardt, 93
• Fulton Lions Club White Cane Days May 5-6
• Spring Services for Stanley G. “Stash” Przewlocki
• Spring Services for Anna J. Mills
• Spring Services for George Woods
• Spring Services for Shirley Woods
• Spring Services for Helen Seeber
• Spring Services for Georgianna Sliva
• Spring Services for Bart Miano
• RaiderNet Daily: Trip Is On
• SCHEDULE UPDATE: Men's Tennis Match Postponed to May 4
• College tests emergency communications
• Baseball Doubleheader At Keuka Rescheduled For Friday, May 6
• Oswego Veteran of the Year Dinner Set for May 14
• Lack of Vitamin D linked to Multiple Sclerosis
• Spring Services for Glenda J. Mattonen
• Oswego County PJC Announces Scholarship Contest
• Judith C. Fultz, 65
• ATV, Snowmobile Trails Offer Tourism Benefits
• May 6 New York’s Historic Military Maps Re-enactor/Speaker Opens New Exhibit
• Enjoy The ‘Sounds Of Spring’ Thursday
• Celebrates 85th birthday
• High School Students Encouraged To Apply For Youth Leadership Program
• Men's Golf Finishes Second At Elmira Spring Invitational
• Bott, Sterling Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• SCHEDULE UPDATE: Women's Tennis Vs. Wells Moved To Thursday, April 28
• Three-Room Apartment at Sunrise Rehabilitation Department Newest Enhancement at Facility
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 4/25/11
• links for 2011-04-25
• RaiderNet Daily: Driving to Success
• Data: Oswego County Residents Among State’s Poorest
• Weather Notebook For April 25, 2011
• Angler Group Plans Spring Cleanup On Salmon River
• Emergency Notification Sirens Will Be Tested May 2 – 6
• Oswego Considers Operating Fish Cleaning Sites
• Mary Vona
• Mac Cavallaro Morey and Tessa May Morey
• Odin Michael Mosher
• Rylee James Reed
• Elijah David McKalsen
• Avery Marie Montana
• Gage Kerfien
• Kailynn Rose Leonard
• ‘Storytelling 101’ Planned At Marine Museum
• Co-Founder Of AppFury To speak At PJC Meeting
• Outdoor Track and Field Has Strong Showing At Cortland Classic
• Men's Lacrosse Sticks With No. 2-RIT In 11-5 Loss On Senior Day
• Oz Roller Girls To Debut Derby On Saturday
• Oswego PD 04/22/2011
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office 04/22/2011
• Baseball Loses Three Games At Plattsburgh
• Catherine Kimball
• Carmelina M. Gambino, 73
• Softball Battles No. 12 Cortland In 2-1 and 6-0 Losses
• Men's Tennis Suffers 9-0 Loss To RIT
• Scriba Man In Serious Condition Following Shooting
• Women's Lacrosse Stays In Playoff Chase With 20-11 Win Over Oneonta
• SCHEDULE UPDATE: Baseball To Play Tripleheader At Plattsburgh Today
• Hannibal Board Members Adopt Budget
• Karen A. Rauch
• Softball Splits With Nazareth, 5-6 and 8-4
• Men's Golf Wins Keuka Invitational; Sterling Earns Medalist Honors
• Oswego PD 04/21/2011
• Scrabble Fest Features Silent Auction
• Oswego Town Man Charged With Sexual Abuse
• Summer of professional development opportunities slated at Metro Center
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule For Week of April 25
• Oswego School Board Gathers Monday, Tuesday
• Bulldogs Bite Bucs
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office 04/21/2011
• Caraccioli Announces Name Change And Strategic Representation
• Spring BFA exhibition to open April 29
• SCHEDULE UPDATE: Softball Against Cortland Moved To April 22
• Weather Notebook For April 21, 2011
• Ronald Starusnak IV
• Kinley Brook Wielt
• Sylas Michael MacDonald
• Oswego Students’ Award-Winning Art On Display
• Oswego County Starts Off 2011 On Solid Financial Ground
• SUNY Oswego Seniors Eye Unpredictable Job Market
• Oswego PD 04/20/2011
• OHS Varsity Lacrosse Teams Sweep Foes
• Rural Health Network Offers Health Care Scholarships
• Oswego High School Class Of 1991 Planning 20-Year Reunion
• Lake Effect Bluegrass Performs At North Volney Methodist
• Civil Air Patrol To honor Fulton, CNY Members
• The Erik Cole Dream Big Foundation Assists OMHA with St. Baldrick’s Donation.
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office 04/20/2011
• Bizet symphony to highlight orchestra concert
• SCHEDULE UPDATE: Baseball Times Against Plattsburgh Adjusted
• Graveside Services for Shirley Abel
• Oswego State Athletic Department Sponsors St. Baldrick’s Foundation That Raises Over $29,000
• Scene Around Town: Spring in Bloom
• Spring Service for Larry Peter Carlson
• Belva M. Godden, 83
• Raymond Floyd Newton Sr., 86
• Weather Notebook For April 20, 2011
• SCHEDULE UPDATE: Softball Against Geneseo Moved Back To April 26
• Art Overhead At Oswego Middle School
• Oswego Environmental Club Cleans Up
• Hannibal Senior Activity Site Relocates
• Lefave Named ECAC Upstate Pitcher of the Week
• Men's and Women's Lacrosse Games Slated For Wednesday Postponed
• FOP Awards SUNY Student
• Arabian Horse Show Offers Free Admission, Welcomes Barn Visitors
• Plenty Of Action For Bucs This Spring
• Softball Drops 16-15 Eight-Inning Heartbreaker At Utica
• Women's Lacrosse Holds On For 16-14 Win Over New Paltz
• Baseball Dominates Doubleheader Against Cazenovia, 15-2 and 8-1
• Men's Tennis Against Roberts Wesleyan Moved To April 27
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office 04/19/2011
• Bion Issues Progress Report On Kreider Waste Treatment Installation
• Hannibal Man Provides Inspiration to Others by Continuing Army Career After Ostomy
• Fulton Lions Club Launches 9th Annual ‘Lions Loot’ Sweepstakes
• Patrick M. Hyde
• Leona M. Le Clair
• Weather Notebook For April 19, 2011
• Peeps Crowd Fitzhugh Park Hallways
• Use New Sea Grant Fact Sheets to Explore Eastern Lake Ontario Region
• Birth: Logan James Wilcox
• Myla Manford
• More Work On Utica Street Bridge To Start Tuesday
• Men's Tennis Falters At St. John Fisher In 9-0 Decision
• Oswego PD 04/18/2011
• Oswego University Police Arrest Suspected Burglar
• AIRBORNE, DELLA AUTO GROUP INK MAJOR SPONSORSHIP PACT
• Crappie Fishing Getting Good
• Fishing Reports for April 18, 2011
• Oswego Mayor Congratulates Police Chief On Announced Retirement
• Herman’s Hermits Starring Peter Noone Comes To Harborfest July 31
• Dorothy Fresch: Hannibal’s 2011 Woman Of The Year
• Advantage Carpets Has St. Luke’s ‘Bundle Of Bucks’ Charity Raffle Event Covered
• Lefave Named SUNYAC Pitcher of the Week
• Baseball DH Against Cazenovia Moved To 1 P.M.
• Cummings, Lefave Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Weather Notebook For April 18, 2011
• Spring Fest Celebration Benefit For Migrant Farm Workers
• Dorce to attend Columbia's summer pre-med program
• Enter To Win Oswego County Fishing, Hunting Guide Photo Contest
• DEC To Stock Trout In Oswego County Streams In May
• Oswego County Sheriff Issues Warning About Con Men
• Oswego County HHW Facility Opens May 4
• The Machine Performing Pink Floyd Headlines Opening Night At H’Fest 2011
• Spreading The Word About Aurora of CNY
• Oswego County Health Department Announces More Rabies Clinics
• Child Advocacy Center To Host Workshop On Child Sexual Predators
• Baseball Falls Just Short To New Paltz In 8-7 and 5-2 Losses
• Fire Strikes Former Hammermill Site
• Carl M. Potter
• Danika Jean Kunelius
• Baby Conaway
• Athena Gloria Cappelletti
• George Mills, 59
• SCHEDULE UPDATE: Softball Postponed, Outdoor Track and Field Canceled
• Women's Lacrosse Struggles In 17-3 Loss To Brockport
• Holocaust Remembrance Day Ceremony Planned At Safe Haven Museum
• Arts And Craft Show To Benefit Relay For Life
• Stained Glass Classes Set In Oswego
• Penney Named Coastal Community Development Specialist
• SUNY Oswego Go Green Team Hosts CarrotMob Function At Bridie Manor
• Baseball Drops Series Opener To New Paltz, 6-1
• Men's Lacrosse Drops 10-9 Heartbreaker To Oneonta After Last-Second Goal
• Baseball Games At New Paltz Altered Due To Weather
• Oswego Public Library Presenting a Program on Nuclear Energy
• Oswego Sunrise Rotary Learns About YMCA Programs
• Fajita Grill To Host Fundraising Night For Catholic Charities
• ‘Gold’ Emotional Performances By OHS Chamber Singers Remembers Alum Lt. Nate Williams
• Oswego’s Police Chief To Chart A New Course
• Newschannnel 9’s Jennifer Lewke MC For Literacy Volunteers’ ScrabbleFest 2011
• Softball Swept By Brockport 5-1, 9-1
• School Bus Driver Allegedly Sent Indecent Photos To Student
• Oswego Middle School Principal Chosen As Schroon Central’s New Superintendent
• Educators to present multicultural approach to improving student achievement on April 29
• Fulton’s Birds Eye Plant To Close In December
• Softball Doubleheader At Geneseo Moved To Sunday; Games Against SUNYIT Postponed
• Jazz combos' concert to feature former Count Basie drummer
• Weather Notebook For April 15, 2011
• Oswego Public Library Election To Be Held May 17
• Oswego Lions Club Supports Aurora
• Oswego Health To Expand Healthcare Services In Central Square
• Emergency Medical Services Providers to be Honored at Annual Banquet
• The Taxpayer Advocate Service: Helping You Resolve Tax Problems
• Men's Tennis Loses To Onondaga Community College, 9-0
• Oswego PD 04/14/2011
• County Legislature Hosts Students
• Olivia Madison Hicks
• Daelin DeLaRosa
• McKayla Marie Lincoln
• Heley Adam Cook
• Jeanne T. Giblin
• Legislature Chairman Leemann Announces He Won’t Seek Re-Election
• Chirello Serves as Judge for 2011 SUNY CUAD Publication Design Competition
• Women's Lacrosse Cruises To 17-3 Win Against Morrisville
• Baseball Snaps Streaks; Splits With Cortland, 3-1 and 12-1
• Dominic Robert Pafundi
• Oswego has a New Destination for Dinner!
• links for 2011-04-14
• SUNY Oswego molecular biologist to receive Provost's Award
• Entries pour in for global science, art competition at SUNY Oswego
• Oswego High School Class Of 1981 Planned
• Weather Notebook For April 14, 2011
• Second Child Protection Forum Focuses On Community
• Young Artists Needed for Downtown Oswego Mural Project
• Hannibal Names Backus Interim Superintendent, For Entire School Year
• Eight Facts on Penalties
• No-No, No-No? Yes, Yes!
• Civil War historian to speak twice at SUNY Oswego
• Sheriff Todd Announces New Undersheriff
• Men's Lacrosse Falls To Fifth-Ranked Cortland, 23-5
• SUNY Chancellor’s Award supports Oswego's sustainability course to Ecuador
• Owens to Hold Telephone Town-Hall Meeting on Medicare Thursday; Call to be Included
• links for 2011-04-13
• Mary A. Hutchins, 86
• Spring Burial Service for Mildred Davies
• RaiderNet Daily: Who’s Got Talent?
• Fulton Schools’ Budget Approved; It Cuts 20 Jobs, Spends a Little Less, Taxes a Little More
• Weather Notebook For April 13, 2011
• Fulton Man Charged In Connection With Old Grave Robbing Case
• Fort Ontario – Fort Sumter Commemorative Event Public Schedule
• Softball Doubleheader At Utica Rescheduled For April 19
• Baseball Doubleheader Against Cortland Rescheduled For Thursday
• Locke Making A Name In New England
• NICOTRA EAGER TO START SEASON WITH TRIO OF SUPERMODIFIEDS
• Dunn Tire Raceway Park Schedules Action Packed Stock Car Season
• 61st Sunoco Race of Champions Weekend Gets Even Bigger
• Fishing Reports for April 12, 2011
• Men's Tennis Notches First Win of Season With 9-0 Decision At Sage Colleges
• Men's Golf Opens Spring Season With Fifth-Place Finish At Hamilton Invitational
• Summerfame musical theatre institute to take a 2nd bow
• Women's Tennis Loses To Roberts Wesleyan 9-0
• Symposium is a Successful Launch for War of 1812 Commemoration
• Raffa Goal Completes Comeback In 13-12 Women's Lacrosse Double-Overtime Win
• Rice Creek to Unveil Forests Exhibit at April 23 Celebration
• Parish Paints the Town Purple April 30
• Hannibal Historical Society to Play Local History Game at Meeting
• links for 2011-04-12
• RaiderNet Daily: Among The Best
• Weather Notebook For April 12, 2011
• OMS All County Singers Perform
• Upstate NY Amyloidosis Support Group To Meet
• It’s Time to Speak Up For The Arts
• Commemorating The Start Of The Civil War 150 Years Ago
• Central New York Bluegrass Event April 30
• Barclay Column: Budget Reduces Spending, does not Include New Taxes, but Brings Steep Cuts
• Ritchie Column: Your Community Needs Heroes
• Mary L. McMahon, 82
• Doris A. Wallace, 85
• Barenaked Ladies to Headline Harborfest
• Lady Bucs Fall In Nine-Inning Affair
• Hayden To Take Reins At Oswego Red Cross Office
• OMS Battle Of Books Team Ready For Battle
• ‘Living Stations of the Cross’ To Be Presented 7 PM Friday At G. Ray Bodley H.S.
• links for 2011-04-11
• 30th Annual Fulton Memorial Day Salute Thanks Our Veterans
• Hannibal Union: We Offered a Salary Freeze
• Chancellor’s Award supports new sustainability course to Ecuador
• Chancellor’s Award supports new sustainability course to Ecuador
• Rice Creek to unveil forests exhibit at April 23 celebration
• Weather Notebook For April 10, 2011
• Oswego County Using Federal Funding to Help Unemployed Residents
• Good Friday Service in Oswego presented by the Oswego Evangelical Alliance
• Eckert, Chamberlin Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Fulton Planners Meet on New Business Proposal Tonight
• 150 Years Ago: Oswego Reacts to Start of Civil War
• Rotarians Hear About Fulton Alumni Reunion
• Celebrate National Library Week April 10-16, 2011
• Oswego Council Eyes Squared Circle Wrestling Plan
• Tips for Managing Your Tax Records
• Buddy & Porky: Helping a Stray Cat
• Oswego Health Staff Takes Part in Fairgrieve Elementary Health/Science Fair
• Winners Named in Oswego County Student Art Competition
• Spring Events at the Salmon River Fine Arts Center
• Lt. Nathan Hollingsworth Williams, 28
• Dolores Irene Dempsey, 81
• Oswego Reading Council To Host Author
• Wilde Works On Display
• Baseball Swept After Loss At Brockport
• Doris M. Welch, 86
• Spring Burial Service for Joseph Arcidiacono
• Relays and Field Events Have Strong Showing At Univ. of Rochester Invite
• Softball Swept By Hot-Hitting Buffalo State, 10-5 and 20-1
• Baseball Falls To Brockport, 12-3 and 8-0
• Men's Tennis Drops 9-0 Decision At Oneonta
• Short-Handed Women's Tennis Falls To Oneonta, 9-0
• Defensive Effort Not Enough In Men's Lacrosse 9-7 Loss To Geneseo
• Cayuga Community College Students Host Prom Dress Sale Sunday to Benefit Local Charity
• Marie E. Smith, 64
• Louise M. King, 87
• Margaret E. “Betty” Frawley, 92
• Bucs’ Bats Bomb Fulton 9
• Softball Comes Up Short In Losses To Fredonia
• Artist David Garibaldi To Appear At Farnham Event Oct. 29 At American Foundry In Oswego
• Syracuse Man Arrested For Drive-by Shootings In Fulton
• Malone In Hospital, Sentencing Postponed Again
• 04/09/2011 – Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
• 04/09/2011 – Spring Craft Sale
• 04/09/2011 – Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
• 04/09/2011 – Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
• 04/09/2011 – Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
• 04/09/2011 – Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
• 04/09/2011 – Spring Craft Sale
• links for 2011-04-08
• Fulton Aldermen OK Borrowing to Finish Gas Station Cleanup
• Weather Notebook For April 8, 2011
• Update on overnight power outage
• Gospel Concert At North Volney Features The Sent Forth
• Lunchtime at the Library Every Tuesday in April
• April is Nurse Practitioner Month
• Louise Messner, 96
• Frank Wheeler Jr., 90
• Oswego Councilor Looks To Straighten Out Parking Issues
• Oswego Police: Don’t Block Sidewalks With Your Vehicles
• Women's Lacrosse Posts 16-6 Win Against Cazenovia
• Crash Claims Life Of OHS Grad
• Oswego team advances in business-projects competition
• College to welcome Syracuse youths to Youth Technology Day
• Spring Burial Service for Alice Sullivan
• Bertha I. Cooper, 95
• Wendy Dumez, 46
• Helen C. Williams, 79
• Grace E. “Sue” Jenkins, 59
• Hannibal Board Members Refuse to Adopt Budget, Think About Defying State
• Weather Notebook For April 7, 2011
• ‘Mockingbird’ Opens This Weekend
• Port City Theatre May Be Reborn In Fulton
• Oswego Tree Stewards Displeased With Loss Of Downtown Trees
• WBUC Mobile Studio Provides Student, Community Benefits
• Softball Drops Pair To St. John Fisher
• Late Runs Hurt Baseball in 4-1 Loss To Cortland
• Strong First Half Pushes Men's Lacrosse To 12-5 Win Over SUNY Cobleskill
• Jaiden Alexander Turner
• Hollie Nicole Shepard
• Brook Samson
• Collin Michael Vingnola
• Jadin Darlynn Rose Mosher
• Baby Goncalves
• Macie Ann Depaolo
• Acclaimed poet, novelist Piercy to address 'Women and Work'
• Student researcher helps study plants that could aid diabetics
• links for 2011-04-06
• Rollicking, theatrical Quartet of Happiness to jazz up concert
• links for 2011-04-06
• Gentilcore Named ECWC Rookie of the Year
• RaiderNet Daily: Off To States
• Weather Notebook For April 6, 2011
• Baseball Game at Cortland Moved To 1 PM
• Men's Tennis Comes Up Just Short In 5-4 Loss To SUNY Cobleskill
• Support Pours In For Mexico Teen
• FPS Freaky Friday Assists Disaster Relief
• Jacob Naroto Murphy
• Lacey Marie Chillson
• Abigail Rae Dunn
• Emmet Searor
• Harmony Lee James Van Tassell
• Chase Webster
• Slow Start Hurts Women's Lacrosse In 19-6 Loss To Buffalo State
• RaiderNet Daily: Riding The Weather-Coaster
• Palmitesso Named ECAC Upstate Co-Pitcher of the Week
• links for 2011-04-05
• Honors Convocation to feature Discovery speaker
• Clarinetist, pianist to join forces in wide-ranging concert
• Weather Notebook For April 5, 2011
• Spiritually Speaking: Amazing Grace, by Rev. Connie Seifert
• Fulton YMCA Holds Preschool Open House
• April 9 Missions Workshop in Richland Features Operation Christmas Child Speaker
• Child Protection Committee Holds First Community Forum April 5
• Oswego Council Committee Tables Flood Fix Proposal
• Law Designed to Protect Newborns; Local Agencies Raise Awareness of Child Abuse
• Maria Sheffield Named to UAlbany Dean’s List
• Brian H. Beckwith, 61
• Spring Burial Service for Joseph Lachut, 59
• Spring Burial Service for Samuel Aluzzi, 54
• Joseph N. Campolieta, 85
• Senator Ritchie Cutting Red Tape On Businesses
• Stanley B. Milewski, 75
• Lanigan Resigning as Social Services Commissioner
• First Volunteers For Canal Clean Sweep Will Receive Free T-Shirts
• Palmitesso Named SUNYAC Softball Pitcher of the Week
• Novelis Partners with Tri-Oswego 2011 Triathlon
• links for 2011-04-04
• Weather Notebook For April 4, 2011
• War of 1812 Anniversary Under Way In Oswego
• Fire Companies Hold Open Houses Next Weekend
• Long-closed Golden Corral to Reopen as Daycare Center
• Minetto Church Rummage Sale is This Weekend
• Cong. Owens: Compromise on Budget Cuts, Take No Pay if Gov’t is Shut Down
• National Public Health Week, Safety is No Accident: Live Injury Free
• A Youngster’s Love Of Reading Turns Into Career
• Oswego State Softball Splits Against New Paltz; Fulton’s Palmitesso Tosses No-Hitter
• Ninth Inning Charge Not Enough In 5-2 Oswego State Baseball Loss To Oneonta
• Locals Abroad: Pennsylvania Paper Profiles Oswego Charter Captain
• Todd Arnold, 21
• Cosimina “Cosi” Masuicca, 73
• Softball Splits Against New Paltz; Palmitesso Tosses No-Hitter
• Joan A. Wood
• Ninth Inning Charge Not Enough In 5-2 Baseball Loss To Oneonta
• Plattsburgh’s Offense Too Much In 17-8 Oswego State Men’s Lacrosse Loss
• Oswego State Baseball Stalled In Losses To Oneonta
• Oswego State Softball Swept By Oneonta In Conference Opener
• Oswego State Women’s Lacrosse Loses To No. 5-Cortland, 20-5
• Pauline L. Pachoud, 85
• Ronald Kaplewicz Tells Rotary About His Pocket Watches
• March Weather Was Pretty Normal
• CNY Officials Keeping An Eye On Wisconsin
• Sunday Marks 17th Anniversary Of Heidi Allen’s Disappearance
• Softball Swept By Oneonta In Conference Opener
• Baseball Stalled In Losses To Oneonta
• Plattsburgh's Offense Too Much In 17-8 Men's Lacrosse Loss
• Women's Lacrosse Loses To No. 5-Cortland 20-5
• Donna Alice Wenz Frantz, 85
• Jacquelyn L. Colarusso, 51
• William F. Sullivan, Jr., 83
• Fishing Reports for April 1, 2011
• Fulton Lions’ Annual Breakfast April 10, Also Collecting Eyeglasses, Cell Phones, Hearing Aids
• Win Bridie Manor Gift Certificates!
• Softball Doubleheader Vs. New Paltz Postponed Until Sunday
• Jukebox the Ghost to rock Indie Series on April 15
• Graduate Students Examine School-bullying Issues at Quest
• Alternate-reality Players to Present at Quest on U.S.-Mexico Relations
• Old Oswego Town Photos to be Subject of Meeting
• links for 2011-04-01
• Fulton Family YMCA Holds Preschool Open House April 8
• Weather Notebook For April 1, 2011
• Gino and Joe’s Opens in Port City
• Oswego Student Aims To Protect Education, Help Others
• Senior Art Featured At Bishop’s Commons
• Free Vision Screenings For Area Seniors
• Parish Elementary School Celebrates Reading Partnerships
• RaiderNOT Daily: April 1 Edition
• Barclay: This Year’s Budget: Tough but Keeps Line on Spending, No New Taxes
• Students to Use New Grant for Astrophysics Research in Taiwan
• Ritchie Endorses ‘Historic’ Budget
• Senator Ritchie Meets With Acting Ag Commissioner
• Samuel Passer Achieves Dean’s List at SUNY Delhi
• Oswego Police Investigation Leads To Arrest Of Fulton Man
• Kyle Dinet Graduates From SUNY Delhi
• OCO Cancer Services Program Creates Human Blue Ribbon
• Oswego Chamber Singers Invited To Heritage Music Festival
• Aurora Event To Raise Funds, Awareness Of Vision, Hearing Loss
• Men's Tennis Falls To Elmira 8-1
• Students to use new grant for astrophysics research in Taiwan
• Graduate students examine school-bullying issues at Quest
• links for 2011-03-31
• New State Budget Puts Back a Little of the State Aid for Schools Cut by Governor Cuomo
• Weather Notebook For March 31, 2011
• Oswego Band Musician Of The Month For March: Emily Rumrill
• Campus/City Relations Committee Announces Participation In Canal ‘Clean Sweep’
• Phys Ed In Charles E. Riley Spotlight
• H. Lee White Marine Museum Exhibit Unveiled
• County Rabies Clinics Get Under Way
• Joan W. King, 81
• Zerrahn Lifts Men's Lacrosse Past Utica, 7-6, In Double Overtime Thriller
• Rally Falls Short In Women's Lacrosse 7-6 Loss To Utica
• Baseball Sweeps Utica, 3-1 and 2-1, In Home Opener
• SUNY Oswego, BOCES partner for college-credit program
• Gloria Collins Forrester, 71
• Emeritus professor, Grambling president to be honored at 150th Commencement
• Fulton School Cuts Would Eliminate 3 Sports Teams
• Mary H. Brooks, 76
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 3/30/11
• Oswego County Opportunities, Inc. To Celebrate 45th Year With Birthday Party on April 2nd at Lakeview Lanes
• RaiderNet Daily: Concert Tonight
• Unemployment Drops in Oswego County in February; Still Upstate’s Highest
• Cut, Don’t Cut – Speakers’ Opinions Vary
• Vera (Jean) Fitzgerald, 86
• Speed Demons Celebrate Successful Swim Season
• Baseball Falters Late In 6-3 Loss To St. Lawrence
• Oswego PD 03/29/2011
• Parsons Named Assistant Administrator at Ladies Home of Oswego
• Pathfinder Bancorp, Inc. Declares Dividend
• Raby Family Supports Oswego Salvation Army With Generous Donation
• Oz Roller Girls Prepare For Busy Derby Season
• Oswego Winter Guard Captures Silver Medal At State Championships
• Baby Randall
• Women's Lacrosse Weathers Late Rally To Defeat Clarkson 15-14
• Payton Marie Beasley
• Carter Henry John Scott
• links for 2011-03-29
• Small Fire Creates ‘Unusual Event’ at Nine Mile One
• RaiderNet Daily: ‘Peeps’ Show
• Autism Connections Hosts Movie Night
• ‘Mockingbird’ Comes To Oswego Stage
• Guys, girls ready to swing with "Grease"
• Guys, girls ready to swing with "Grease"
• OCAY League Teams Compete in “The Peeps Comedy Show” Challenge
• Residential Brush Burning Prohibited During High-Risk Season March 16 – May 14
• Mexico Family Seeks Community Help To Bring Their Son Home
• Andrew “Mooney” Molinari, 92
• Ursula O’Leary Kingston, 86
• Payton May Reynolds
• Pulaski Helps Fight Cancer
• Cianfarano, Lloyd Pace Buc Lax Win
• Planning for Tri-Oswego 2011 Triathlon in Full Stride
• Fire at Fulton’s Chateau West Apartments
• Fire Destroys Camper in Hannibal
• Skinny Creeks Fattened Up
• Skinny Creeks Fattened Up
• Bott, Lever Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• links for 2011-03-28
• Inside the Cayuga CC Expansion: Nestle Plant Considered; Current Campus to Stay Open for Community Learning
• County Clerk Advises Residents To Save Time and Money by Using Local DMV Offices
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 3/28/11
• Fascinating Tales of Bravery Will Highlight Oswego County 1812 Symposium
• Oswego School Board Hosts Preliminary Budget Hearing
• H. Lee White Marine Museum Exhibit Unveiled
• Baseball Versus SUNYIT Postponed To Later Date
• Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic April 13 in Parish
• Oswego County Earth Week Set April 15 – 24
• Men’s Hockey Club Says Thanks
• Gloria Collins Forrester, 71
• Elaine M. Eno, 67
• Riley Dean McHenry
• Teens Say They Smoke What They Like
• Three First-Place Results Highlight Outdoor Track and Field Performances At Susquehanna
• H. Lee White Marine Museum Exhibit Unveiled
• Fascinating Tales Of Bravery Will Highlight Oswego County 1812 Symposium
• Fishing Reports for March 25, 2011
• 03/26/2011 – Red Schoolhouse Maple Pancake Breakfast
• 03/26/2011 – Red Schoolhouse Maple Pancake Breakfast
• 03/26/2011 – Sandy Creek Scouts Annual Pancake Supper
• 03/26/2011 – Sandy Creek Scouts Annual Pancake Supper
• 03/26/2011 – Red Schoolhouse Maple Weekend Open House
• 03/26/2011 – Red Schoolhouse Maple Weekend Open House
• 03/26/2011 – It’s a Freebie Block Party!
• 03/26/2011 – It’s a Freebie Block Party!
• 03/27/2011 – Red Schoolhouse Maple Pancake Breakfast
• New York Sea Grant Names Penney as Coastal Community Development Specialist
• Oswego Police On The Lookout For ‘Suspicious Male’
• David E. “Coop” Cooper, 86
• Men's Ice Hockey Falls To Adrian 5-3 In NCAA Semifinal
• Mary D. Shortt
• All That Jazz Golden For OHS Musicians
• LaGraf’s To Host Oz Roller Girls Fundraiser
• Kingsford Park NIE Award Winning Students
• United Way’s Stone Soup Too Luncheon A Success
• SUNY Oswego’s Rice Creek Offers Springtime Hikes, Bird Banding
• Autism Walk Planned; Agency Support Needed
• Bonnell Joins Child Advocacy Center
• Entergy Recognized
• United Way Recognizes OCO
• Baseball Doubleheader At SUNYIT Has Been Rescheduled For Sunday, March 27
• Beckwith and Boots Receive Men's Ice Hockey All-America Honors
• Lenten Lunch Baby
• OCO Gets Support from NRG Energy for Bowl-A-Fun Event
• Oswego Middle School, Ticonderoga Principals Make Short List For Schroon Superintendent Search
• Alternative-fuel cars to energize Sustainability Fair on April 13
• Chorus Members Plead: Keep Our Music Program
• Oswego Area Escapes Big Snowstorm
• Major Concert Friday At Faust Theatre
• Biofuels Advocate, Award-Winning Film Director to Appear at Quest
• Men's Ice Hockey Set To Face Adrian In NCAA Semifinals
• Bryanna Nicole Amico
• Laurissa Jean Graves
• Genevieve Antoinette France
• Austin Robert Pawlenko
• Eddie Daniel Ramirez-Abrams
• OMS Students’ Artwork Brightened Night Of Stars
• OHS Class Of 2011 Acceptances Confirmed
• OHS Swimmers Recognized For Record-Setting Efforts
• Autism Task Force Plans Fundraising Event At Fulton, Oswego Fajita Grills
• Drug Investigation Results In another Arrest
• Oswego Man Facing Felony Drug Charges
• Men's Lacrosse Defeats Elements And Cazenovia 21-7
• Burridge Receives DIII News All-America Honors
• Oswego Sea Scouts Head To Buffalo
• Oswego Y Launches 2011 Strong Kids Campaign
• Baseball Doubleheader Vs. Clarkson Canceled
• COCOAA and Farnham Collaborate to Provide Training to Holy Trinity Parishioners in Fulton
• Child Protection Committee Schedules Community Meetings in April and May
• Fulton Police to Participate in “Operation Safe Stop”
• Nominations Invited for Student Civic Engagement Awards
• Carter Gregory Malott
• Fitzhugh Park Black History Award Winners
• School Board Recognizes Award-Winning Art Students
• Lily-Ann Grace Mantor
• Larry E. McEwen, 62
• Burridge Named ECAC Division III Men’s Basketball Upstate Player of the Year
• Ritchie Votes to Modernize Real Estate Transactions
• Biofuels advocate, award-winning film director to appear at Quest
• Oswego PD 03/22/2011
• Fishing Reports for March 22, 2011
• Nominations invited for student civic engagement awards
• Burridge Named ECAC Division III Upstate Player of the Year
• Rice Creek offers springtime hikes, bird banding
• Annual Autism Walk Set April 30
• OCO’s Cancer Services Program To Make Human Blue Ribbon
• Weather Notebook For March 22, 2011
• RaiderNet Daily: Heading to Boston
• Superintendent Unveils Budget Plan For Next Year
• Oswego School District’s Challenge Of Nuclear Plant Tax Pact Is Dismissed
• Assembly Passes Spending Plan; Schools Hit by Aid Disparity; Sales Tax Exemptions
• Marilyn A. McCormick, 73
• Why March is our Sweetest Season
• Ritchie: Money for Key Ag Programs Included in Joint Budget
• Men’s Lacrosse Holds Off Late Charge In 7-5 Win Against Keuka
• Buniak Named SUNYAC Baseball Player of the Week
• Locke Making A Name In New England
• Loretta M. Buske
• Mission for Fishin’
• RaiderNet Daily: Cuts Coming
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 3/21/11
• Weather Notebook For March 21, 2011
• Players Present Harper Lee Classic
• Winter 2010 – 11 Was A Tad Colder, A Lot Snowier Than Normal
• Raffa, Buniak Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Oswego State Baseball Continues Strong Spring With 4-3 Win Over Baruch
• Oswego PD 03/19/2011
• Oswego School Board, Council Committees Switch Days
• Ricki James Mulcahey, 52
• Baseball Continues Strong Spring With 4-3 Win Over Baruch
• Outdoor Track and Field Teams Start 2011 Season At William & Mary University
• OCCS Students Promote School Events
• Rotary Plans Fundraising Events
• OCO Guardian Angel Considers Its OPTIONS
• CYO Mentoring Program Celebrates Saint Patrick’s Day At Fulton Mill Apartments
• Oswego Police Take Suspect Into Custody Following Standoff
• Dennis Pacheco, 51
• Farm Market Vendor Applications Available On Line!
• Shirley A. Woods, 76
• O'Brien's 17 Saves Help Men’s Lacrosse Grab First Win of the Season, 7-4, Against Hood
• Quest to feature centuries-long range of human inquiry
• Baseball Closes Out Flordia Trip With 10-9 Win Over Delaware College
• ESPN's Levy to light the way Commencement Eve
• Acrobatic, energetic actors to ignite 'Grease'
• RSVP seeks participants for Osteoporosis Bone Builders programs
• Renovating, expanding science facilities includes upgrading research capability
• Weather Notebook For March 18, 2011
• Sheriff’s Office 3/18/2011
• Deanne M. Hodge, 65
• Barbara Jean (Eddicus) Bullard, 75
• Barbara M. Lawton, 86
• Kathryn Anne Laboda-Bolster, 46
• Hannibal’s Prioritized Cuts Include Sports, Music, Art
• OCO Cancer Services Brings Awareness Program to Pulaski
• The Strange Case Of ‘The Oswego Four’ Mutiny And Desertion In 1752
• Burridge Garners NABC First Team All-America Honors
• Luck Michael Ackermon
• Jacob Ryan Clark
• Ethan Joseph Tice
• Baseball Salvages Split Against Salve Regina
• Cantwell & Associates and Oswego Valley Insurance Agencies (OVIA) Open New Clayton Office
• OCO Registering Teams for Bowl-A-Fun Event
• Oswego Community Christian School Fourth Annual Auction Set April 30
• Bruce A. Roy
• School of Education renewal project to ramp up this summer
• Oswego Players Cast ‘To Kill A Mocking Bird’
• Payne Named NWCA Division III Scholar All-American
• Catch NCAA Division III Semifinal Men's Ice Hockey Action On The Internet
• Employee Business Expenses
• Rudy’s Is Open – Can Spring Be Far Behind?
• Syracuse Man Facing Felony Drug Charges In Oswego
• Oswego Police Announce 2 More Drug Arrests
• Eastside Oswego Man Facing Drug Charges
• Men's Lacrosse Falls To Wesley 10-4
• Eastern Shore Associates’ Rose Earns 2010 ‘Above & Beyond’ Award
• Five students to receive SUNY Chancellor's Awards
• Baseball Knocks Off Hilbert 13-2
• Fishing Reports for March 15, 2011
• Oswego State Downtown reception to introduce ceramic artist
• Fulton’s Grimshaw-Parker Finalist for J-E Schools Job
• RaiderNet Daily: They’re All-League
• Auditions Set for Harborfest Children’s Musical
• Boating Safely Classes Offered in Fulton, Sandy Pond
• Softball Drops Two Games To Close Out Spring Break Trip
• Seeing Cigarettes for What They Are: Poisons
• Men's Basketball's Burridge and Coach Stockwell Receive NABC All-East District Honors
• Work From Home? Consider the Home Office Deduction
• Tiffany Ann McLaughlin
• Oswego County Opportunities Celebrates 45th Anniversary
• Parish Dining & Activity Center to Host Mayors For Meals Day on March 23rd
• Kush earns D3hoops.com All-East honors
• Wesley Morse of Fulton Receives Scholarship to Attend Alfred State College
• Owens Introduces Bill to Facilitate Broadband Expansion
• Women's Lacrosse Opens 2011 With 16-11 Overtime Win Over Kean
• Burridge Named To D3Hoops.com All-East Region First Team
• Warming Up With The Weather
• Sustainable Agriculture Presentation a Blooming Success
• Symposium Shows War of 1812 Military Strategies
• YMCA Preschool Open House to be Held During YMCA Healthy Kids Day
• Weather Notebook For March 15, 2011
• Baseball Posts 7-4 Win Over Delaware Valley
• What Parents Should Know about Their Child’s Investment Income
• CAC Welcomes Nicole Raymond
• Free Screening of 2010 Oscar Winning Documentary Inside Job
• Ethel F. Chubb, 97
• Drug Testing for Public Assistance Applicants Would Help People Access Care
• ‘Recharge New York’ Can Help Revitalize Economy
• Tri-County Singers to Perform Requiem
• Citizen Soldiers Extend Their Service to State and Nation
• Mary Losurdo, 86
• Virginia M. Terramiggi, 89
• Ritchie Votes for Veterans’ Legislation
• Softball Picks Up Two More Wins In Florida
• 2011 NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Championship Ticket Information
• La Manna, Mastrangelo Perform March 26 Piano-Violin Recital At G. Ray Bodley High School
• Enjoy Maple Weekend at Maple Hollow Farm in Hannibal
• EPA funds additional Great Lakes monitoring
• links for 2011-03-14
• Weather Notebook For March 14, 2011
• Liberty Resources Hosts Orientation Meeting April 7
• Titanic Named Oswego State Athlete of the Week
• Local Women’s Fitness Center Turns 2 In Fulton
• Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
• Softball Goes 2-3 After First Two Days of Spring Break Trip
• Health Insurance Tax Breaks for the Self-Employed
• Owens Cosponsors Legislation to Tap Oil Reserves to Stem Rising Gas Prices
• Flu Vaccine Still Available at Oswego County Clinics
• Barbara Miller Kellar, 68
• Alice C. Sullivan, 88
• New Camp Hollis Director Passionate About His Work
• Oswego PD 03/12/2011
• William F. Feeney
• Oswego State Advances To NCAA Semifinal With 7-5 Win Over Bowdoin
• Bart Miano, 77
• William H. “Bill” Lupien
• OCO’s Guardian Angel Finds Respite
• Men's Hockey Defeats Bowdoin 7-5 To Advance To NCAA Semifinal
• Date Change Announced For School Board Meeting
• Established Youth Smokers Choosing Same Brands Of Cigarettes As Adult Smokers
• Temporary Change In Mayor’s Office Hours Announced
• Move Along Moves Fitzhugh Park Students
• FLS Sixth Grader Science Semifinalist
• Lucas James Ketcham
• Fulton Couple Arrested In Drug Investigation
• Herbert Massey, 78
• Police Announce Arrest For Attempted Criminal Sex Act
• Graphic designer to display work in MAT Exhibition
• Fulton Lions Club, Struppler’s Market Support United Way’s ‘Stone Soup, Too!’ March 22 Luncheon
• Irish social-justice activists/writers to speak
• Fishing Reports for March 11, 2011
• Phoenix Police Chief Passes Away
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 3/11/11
• They Met in Oswego; WWII Broke Them Apart; Old Letters Brought Them Back Together
• Blake Resigns from Hannibal Board of Ed, Ending 15 Year Tenure
• Rudy’s Wins Two and Ties One in B Mite Action
• RaiderNet Daily: Prom Plans
• links for 2011-03-11
• Weather Notebook For March 11, 2011
• Dr. Seuss Celebration At Leighton School
• Independence Celebration Planning Underway
• Oswego Mayor To Lift Winter Parking Ban Friday Morning
• Legislature Chair Presents 2011 State Of The County Address
• 'Women Aloud' performances to key on rights issues
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 3/10/11
• Red Cross Volunteer Believer in “Paying it Forward”
• Laker Softball Looks To Surprise Opponents in 2011
• Fitzsimmons, Scarlet Ending to headline indie show
• RaiderNet Daily: The Curtain Goes Up
• Hannibal Historical Society Meeting to Discuss 1925 Old Home Day
• links for 2011-03-10
• Red Cross Asks People To Join During Red Cross Month
• Weather Notebook For March 10, 2011
• Men's Ice Hockey NCAA Quarterfinal vs. Bowdoin To Be On Internet
• Fitzhugh Park March Madness
• OMS Spellers Advance
• Annual Minetto Hoedown Keeps Cowboys On The Run
• Change Your Batteries
• Ritchie: I Helped Hundreds of Seniors Qualify for Tax Break
• Oswego Army National Guard Soldier Promoted
• Anthony Olen Johnson
• Lilyana Luv Loftus
• Ethan Wesley Welch
• Karson John King
• Abel Robert Lewis Helker
• Skylar Anne-Marie Emmons
• Amelia Wentworth
• Oswego Man Stopped For Using Cell Phone While Driving Facing Drug Charges
• Ke-Nekt concert to feature violin-piano classical works
• RaiderNet Daily: Meet Mrs. Potts
• Sheriff’s Office, 3/9/11
• Mastrangelo brothers' violins to enrich college-community concert
• Zumba at Granby Elementary School
• Thirteen Field Hockey Players Named To NFHCA National Academic Squad
• links for 2011-03-09
• Next Small Business Training Class to Begin in April
• Exchange Student Represents SUNY Oswego at Harvard Conference
• Hannibal Concert Features Bands & Choruses
• Youth Bureau Is Accepting Applications for Camp Hollis Jobs
• UAlbany Announces Dean’s List
• Cultural Resources Council Announces $80,000 in Community Arts Grants
• Ten Things to Know About the Child and Dependent Care Credit
• Buddy & Porky: Coping With Unemployment
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 3/8/11
• Senator Ritchie Supporting Recharge New York Jobs Bill
• Thomas J. “Bear” Bugow, 68
• St. John Fisher Too Much In 11-3 Men's Lacrosse Loss
• Catherine (Rizzo) Chalone, 99
• City of Fulton Honored for Traffic Safety Accomplishments
• Emergency Management Office Mails Tone-Alert Radio Batteries
• Nikki Dean and Nick Dupree Named Oswego State Academic Student-Athletes of the Year
• 03/12/2011 – Annie at APW High School
• 03/11/2011 – Annie at APW High School
• 03/16/2011 – St. Patrick’s Day Concert
• 03/13/2011 – Dugway UM Church
• 03/17/2011 – Onondaga County Civil War Roundtable
• Field Hockey Named NFHCA National Academic Team
• links for 2011-03-08
• Fulton YMCA Jujitsu Class Holds Can & Bottle Drive
• Weather Notebook For March 8, 2011
• Spring Play ‘Grease’ to Rock SUNY Oswego Stage
• Assault Investigation Results In One Arrest
• Fulton YMCA Offers Aqua Zumba Class
• Oswego County Health Department Announces Rabies Clinics
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 3/07/11
• Oswego State Selected For NCAA Division III Men’s Ice Hockey Tournament; Earn First Round Bye
• H. Yvonne Joy, 85
• Brewerton And Fulton Speedways To Join The American Racer East Coast Cup For Modifieds For The 2011 Season
• Enjoying the Great Outdoors
• Tax Cuts Spur Economic Growth
• Exchange student represents Oswego at Harvard conference
• Burridge Named Oswego State Athlete of the Week
• RaiderNet Daily: Runner-Up
• Weather Notebook For March 7, 2011
• links for 2011-03-07
• Eunice M. Rose, 89
• Bert C. Woodridge, 69
• Men's Ice Hockey Selected For NCAA Division III Tournament; Earn First Round Bye
• Sue Orzell Wins International Speech Contest
• Oswego Girl Scouts Sell Cookies
• United Way To Thank Those Who Help Others
• Sea Cadets Set March Drill
• Division III Men’s Basketball Second Round – Rhode Island College 71, Oswego State 63
• Rose L. Cooker
• NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Bracket To Be Released Monday At 9 AM
• Scouts Take Part In Oswego Council Meeting
• Oswego School Committee Meetings, Budget Discussion Set March 8
• Men's Basketball Ends Dream Season After Falling 71-63 To Rhode Island College
• Donna Kuhn Talks About Humane Society
• Minetto Students Qualify For Spelling Bee
• Dr. Seuss Celebration At CER
• Frederick J. ‘Ted’ Palmitesso
• Pulaski Double Murder Case Headed To Trial
• Men's Lacrosse Drops Season Opener, 11-10, At Morrisville
• Program Records Set At ECAC Indoor Track and Field Championships
• Gage Samuel Wurm
• Abigail Marie Baroody
• Hannah Rae Spaziano
• Ally Mesick
• Aiden Patrick Bittner
• Members of Men's Indoor Track and Field Participate At ECAC Championships
• Men's Basketball Holds Off Wells 64-58; Advances To NCAA Second Round
• Oswego Man Arrested, Awaiting Arraignment On Drug Charges
• Spring play 'Grease' to rock SUNY Oswego stage
• Weather Notebook For March 4, 2011
• OHS Student Aaron Callahan Receives National Honor
• United Way Recognized
• OCO’s Guardian Angel Discovers Independent Residential Alternatives
• Legislators Updated On 911 Enhancements, 5-Year plan
• The History of Telephone Technology is Topic for Michaud Residents
• March 19-20 2011 Great Lakes Seaway Trail Quilt Show adds speakers
• Faith Lutheran Church Announces Midweek Lenten Series
• National Study Highlights Excellus BlueCross BlueShield As One Of Five “High-Quality, Low-Cost” Health Plans
• Long Term Care Advocates Needed
• Long Term Care Advocates Needed
• John Paeno, 95
• Charles John ‘Bud’ Coward
• Andres Perez, Jr., 45
• Rita T. Landis, 71
• Weather Notebook For March 3, 2011
• NCAA First and Second Round Men's Basketball Games To Be On TV and Internet
• links for 2011-03-03
• Professor pursues globalization research in China
• Miuccio Named OHS Bands Musician Of The Month
• Testament To Oswego’s Industrial Past Standing Tall In Greenland
• Laker Men's Basketball NCAA First Round Video Preview
• Oswego PD 03/02/2011
• Levea Sentenced To 6 – 18 Years For 2009 Fatal Crash
• Banco Santander grant to fund student travel, learning in Brazil
• Suspected Burglar Charged with Four More Incidents
• Oswego State Men’s Lacrosse Starts New Era in 2011
• RaiderNet Daily: Jazz Great Coming
• NICOTRA EAGER TO START SEASON WITH TRIO OF SUPERMODIFIEDS
• Dunn Tire Raceway Park Schedules Action Packed Stock Car Season
• Cruisin’ through the Snow
• Fishing Reports for March 1, 2011
• ‘Collage Concert’ to unleash musical kaleidoscope at SUNY Oswego
• Food Sense Program Available At Catholic Charities
• Weather Notebook For March 2, 2011
• Phillips Named OHS Orchestra Musician Of The Month
• Lakeside Artisans’ Co-Op Puts Local Talent On Display
• OCO Launches March For Meals Campaign
• Hannibal Schools Considering Add-on Construction Project
• Nate Robert Chetney
• Voters Approve BOCES Construction Project
• Troopers Make Two Arrests in Hannibal Burglary
• links for 2011-03-01
• Men's Basketball Set For NCAA 1st and 2nd Round Games
• Weather Notebook For March 1, 2011
• OCO Head Pin ‘OPTs’ For A Ride
• Dozens Lose Their Hair To Fight Childhood Cancer
• Joshua William Lynn
• Emma Dawn Orr
• Fulton’s Schremp Waived, Picked Up
• Schroeppel Fire Victim Identified
• Burridge, Ward, and Coach Stockwell Earn Men's Basketball All-SUNYAC Honors
• Oswego High School Counselors Present: Student Services Expo 2011!
• Stephen Zurek
• Kayla Ryan Named Women's Basketball Second Team All-SUNYAC
• Hannibal Schools Nearing Appointment of Temp Superintendent; Special Meeting Tonight on Other Issues
• RaiderNet Daily: Wrestlers Go To States
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 2/28/11
• Men's Basketball NCAA-Tournament Bound
• links for 2011-02-28
• Weather Notebook For February 28, 2011
• Project Is Golden Opportunity For Scout To Instill Love Of Art
• Memorial Day Salute Again Takes Park in Operation Uplink
• Collins, Williams Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Musical Weekend at Hannibal Brings Celebration and a Fond Farewell
• Doug Merrill, 68
• Oswego State Men’s Club Hockey News
• Oswego State Men’s Ice Hockey Upset By Fredonia In 2-1 Overtime Loss In SUNYAC Semifinal
• Quirk’s Players To Present Beauty & The Beast
• Oswego State Grapplers Take Seventh Place At ECWC Championships
• Oswego State Women’s Ice Hockey Drops 2-1 Double-Overtime Heartbreaker to Neumann
• Margaret Ellen Van Horn
• Civil War Hero Exhibit Set At Marine Museum
• Catholic Charities Announces Fresh Food Distribution
• Mayor Bateman Appoints Historical Review Committee
• Fulton Man Arrested In Attempted Murder Probe
• Men's Ice Hockey Upset By Fredonia In 2-1 Overtime Loss In SUNYAC Semifinal
• Grapplers Take Seventh Place At ECWC Championships
• Women's Ice Hockey Drops 2-1 Double-Overtime Heartbreaker to Neumann
• Men's and Women's Indoor Track and Field Teams Place Eighth At SUNYAC Championships
• Report: Shooting in Fulton
• Report: Fatal Fire in Phoenix
• Connor Michael Falise
• Connor Edward McEwen
• Amelia Jane Hess
• Men's Basketball Sees Win Streak End After 74-70 Loss To Brockport
• Evelyn L. Briggs, 92
• Mildred M. Davies, 98
• June A. Todd, 84
• Beverly P. Stauring, 77
• Oswego Police Continue To Investigate Minetto Man’s Death
• Carnegie Foundation recognizes SUNY Oswego's engagement
• Oswego Students Prepare For World Premier Composition Performance
• links for 2011-02-25
• Weather Notebook For February 25, 2011
• Port City Toastmasters Visited By Area Governor
• Men's Basketball Prepared To Host SUNYAC Championships This Weekend
• CER Students Jump For Healthy Hearts
• Early Bird Winners Announced
• AmeriCorps Recognized
• Emi Williams Named To ECAC Women's West Ice Hockey Second Team
• Alleged Sex Offender To Plea In Federal Before County Court
• Oswego High School Students Earn Honor Roll Status
• Fred J. ‘Pinky’ Chwalek
• Garage Fire Reported In Scriba
• Weather Notebook For February 24, 2011
• William H. Marley, Sr., 86
• Laker Wrestling Geared Up For 2011 ECWC Championships
• Jessie M. Stupp, 84
• George W. Beckwith, 78
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 2/24/11
• Safe Haven refugee to lead screening of film about Ruth Gruber
• Indoor Track and Field Teams Set For 2011 SUNYAC Championships
• links for 2011-02-24
• Mural of Memories’ Art Camp Continues
• United Way To Recognize Volunteers
• County Committee Recommends Reissuing RFP For Data Management In Clerk’s Office
• Taylor Elizabeth Hadcock
• Bailey Dawn Lindsley
• Xavier Antonio Padua
• Athena Marie Spence
• Men's Ice Hockey To Face No. 6-seed Fredonia In SUNYAC Semifinal
• Eclectic influences to drive composer's March 9 show
• SUNY Oswego to offer graduate information at its Metro Center
• Defense Propels Oswego State To 64-50 Playoff Win Over Potsdam
• Oswego State Women’s Basketball Season Ends After 69-54 Loss At New Paltz
• Weather Notebook For February 23, 2011
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 2/23/11
• links for 2011-02-23
• Fulton Board Members Endorse BOCES Renovation Plan
• Five Men's Ice Hockey Players Named To All-SUNYAC Teams
• Oswego Council Deliberates Mayor’s Salary, Assistant Position
• Latin Dance Workout and Ballroom Lessons by USA Dance Oswego
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 2/22/11
• Ag Literacy Week Provides Opportunity for Primary Grades
• The Lakeside Statewide Art Exhibition Opens March 12
• Regina M. Peluso, 88
• Citizen Soldier from Oswego Extends Service to State and Nation
• Stanley G. “Stash” Przewlocki, 52
• Oswego State Closes Out Regular Season With 4-1 Win Against Castleton
• Fishing Reports for February 22, 2011
• Women's Basketball Season Ends After 69-54 Loss At New Paltz
• Defense Propels Men's Basketball To 64-50 Win Over Potsdam
• 'King of Scrounge' to speak about sustainable, off-grid living
• Catherine (Kay) L. Case, 97
• Women's Ice Hockey Closes Out Regular Season With 4-1 Win Against Castleton
• Weather Notebook For February 22, 2011
• links for 2011-02-22
• Auditions For ‘To Kill A Mocking Bird’ Set
• OCO Guardian Angel Shares Time With Mentors
• Potential Cuts Could Decimate Oswego County Opportunities’ Programs
• Men's Basketball Ranked No. 24 In D3Hoops.com National Poll
• Oswego Looks To Reduce Its Carbon Footprint, Save Money
• Katie Jones Wins Honor Scholarship at Elmira College
• ‘I Love NY Outdoors’ Would Bolster Tourism Dollars
• Area Students Named to Hartwick College Dean’s List
• Justin Congdon Graduates from Paul Smith’s College
• Oswego State’s Boots Named SUNYAC Men’s Ice Hockey Player of the Week
• Local Students Make Elmira College Dean’s List
• 3 Herons Honored by Liberty League, Including Fulton’s Kush
• Vivid Landscapes of Two Visiting Artists to Appear at Tyler
• ‘Collage’ to Unleash Musical Kaleidoscope at SUNY Oswego
• Janet Cline Marley, 80
• Vivid landscapes of two visiting artists to appear at Tyler
• 'Collage' to unleash musical kaleidoscope
• No. 6 Seed Women's Basketball To Face No. 3 New Paltz In SUNYAC Quarterfinals
• Oswego Minor Hockey Players and Community Raising Money For February 28th St. Baldrick’s Event
• Hanczyk Breaks Team Record Twice at Section III Meet
• Boots Named SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Player of the Week
• SUNYAC Men's Basketball Quarterfinal To Be Webcast
• links for 2011-02-21
• Oswego Board Of Education Meets Tuesday
• PJC To Address Social Media, Ethics
• Laganiere, Ryan Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Oswego Public Library Closed Monday for President's Day
• Peter Thaddeus Sweet, 74
• Masons Celebrate George Washington’s Birthday
• Carter Robert Kessler
• Lucas William Danny LaBeef
• Oswego Council To Ponder Re-Establishing Mayoral Assistant Position
• Laker Men's Basketball Coach Adam Stockwell To Appear on Hoopsville
• SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Semifinal Ticket Information
• Men's Ice Hockey Closes Out Regular Season With 7-1 Win Over Geneseo
• Baseball Picks Up Two Wins In Myrtle Beach
• Men's Basketball Sends Seniors Out In Style With 54-50 Win Over Geneseo
• Women's Basketball Drops Regular Season Finale Versus Geneseo, 66-47
• Baseball Opens 2011 Season With 20-9 Win Against St. Joseph's
• Lillian Faye Thurston
• Haley Grace Barry
• Moxon Caleb Beckett Soluri
• Isaac Bradley Sullivan
• Nevaeh Margaret Ann Rose Bessette
• Fulton – Neighbors Helping Neighbors This Winter
• Men's Basketball Hits Key Shots Down Stretch To Defeat Brockport 69-61
• Men's Hockey Offense Breaks Out In 7-1 Win Over Brockport
• Team Effort Propels Women's Basketball To 84-61 Win Against Brockport
• Oswego PD 02/18/2011
• Rice Reflections speaker to talk about lake cleanup efforts
• Tri-Oswego 2011 Triathlon Set To Challenge Athletes in Oswego this Upcoming June
• Fishing Reports for February 17, 2011
• Weather Notebook For February 18, 2011
• Gertie’s Resting Place Remains A Mystery
• Report Cards Released For NYS Schools, Districts
• Ten Important Facts About Capital Gains and Losses
• Oswego Sunrise Rotary Sells Krispy Kreme Donuts
• Bill Pittsley Gives Classification Talk For Rotary
• OCO’s Senior Nutrition Services Wraps Up Blizzard Bag Program
• Four Oswego Residents Charged With Counterfeiting
• SUNY Oswego announces new dates for 2011 Family & Friends Weekend
• Student Reportedly Admits To Fake Threat At OMS
• Rice Creek Associates offers small grant support for field station research
• Science Cafe to present panel on sustainable agriculture
• Oswego PD 02/17/2011
• RaiderNet Daily: Spikers Advance
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 2/17/11
• Isabelle R. Combes, 81
• Angie V. “Alfieri” Lloyd, 88
• Hannibal Administrators Outline Worst-Case Possibilities for Budget Cuts
• links for 2011-02-17
• Weather Notebook For February 17, 2011
• Oswego Opera Theater Welcomes Four New Board Members
• Oswego Winterguard Captures Two First Place Awards
• Grant Deadline Near For Not-For-Profits Serving Autism Community
• Catch Laker Athletics Action Live On The Web This Weekend
• Seven Facts about the Expanded Adoption Credit
• 02/17/2011 – Onondaga County Civil War Roundtable
• 02/20/2011 – All U Can Eat Breakfast Buffet
• 02/19/2011 – Fulton Community Theatre to hold auditions for ‘The Queen of Bingo’
• 02/27/2011 – All U Can Eat Breakfast Buffet
• 02/26/2011 – ElvisShow/Magic Show
• 61st Sunoco Race of Champions Weekend Gets Even Bigger
• NORA Announces the 2011 Lighthouse Lanes SBS Racing Series Schedule and Kickoff Party Chicken BBQ
• AIRBORNE RENEGADES ADD THUNDER ROAD EVENT TO 2011 SCHEDULE
• BOB REIS EYES RETURN TO OSWEGO SUPERS
• Snowy Scenes Around Oneida Lake
• Help Men's Basketball Max OUT Ziel Tues., Feb. 22
• Forbes earns prestigious visiting professorship in Vienna
• Fulbright to India could accelerate SUNY Oswego's study abroad
• Rudy’s Mites Battle Tough Teams During Recent Road Schedule
• County Undersheriff is Retiring, but Hoping to Return
• Weather Notebook For February 16, 2011
• Chinese New Year Celebrated At Minetto Elementary
• Kathleen Knopp, OCO Recognized
• Oswego County Sheriff’s Department Recognized
• Four Facts About Bartering
• Gentilcore Selected As ECWC Rookie of the Week
• Women’s Basketball to Host Pink Zone Event on Friday, Feb. 18
• Men's Basketball Reaches 20-Win Plateau After Defeating New Paltz 68-57
• Women's Basketball Defeated By New Paltz 68-53; Ryan Scores 1,000th Career Point
• SUNY Oswego Sportsmanship Day Seminar set March 1
• One Team’s Hockey Season Ends, Another’s Continues
• Marilee (King) Maroney, 75
• Police Arrest Man Already in Jail Three More Times
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 2/15/11
• Men's Ice Hockey Ranked No. 1 In NCAA East Regional Rankings
• Work Begins at Fulton Medical Center
• RaiderNet Daily: Last Dance
• Tuesday’s Links Worth Clicking
• Weather Notebook For February 15, 2011
• Christie’s ‘Mousetrap’ To Open Friday
• OCO Guardian Angel Discovers WIC
• United Way Wraps Up 60 Minute Challenge
• Catholic Charities Welcomes New Intensive Parent Educators
• Council Denies Request To Waive Fees For Not Clearing Snow From Sidewalk
• Agenda for Tonight’s Fulton Common Council Meeting
• Carmen “Carmelo” Garcia, 41
• SUNY Oswego Students to Stage Readings of Winning 10-page Plays
• Hannibal Administrators Will Reveal Dire Cutback Possibilities Wednesday; Music Supporters Begin to Worry
• Sunrise Residential Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center Helps Eagle Scout Candidate Perform Community Project
• Roofers Local Union #195 Welcomes Pathfinder Bank to Cicero
• SUNY Oswego Night at the Symphony shows campus community support for SSO
• RaiderNet Daily: Section III Champs
• Williams, Boersen Receive ECAC West Weekly Honors
• Kayla Ryan Named SUNYAC Women's Basketball Player of the Week
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 2/14/11
• 75 Homeless Students in the Fulton School District Brings Concern that Money for Their Program Could End
• Fulton Weather Notebook Feb. 14, 2011
• links for 2011-02-14
• Police Log: State Police, February 13, 2011
• Basketball Games vs. New Paltz To Be Available On TV and Internet
• Assemblyman Oaks to Host “People’s Convention to Reform NY” Meeting with Minority Leader Kolb March 3 in Lyons
• Gentilcore, Williams Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Purple Gallery Sets up “Shop” in Hannibal
• Freewill Dinner February 27 at Minetto United Methodist Church
• Move Along Inc. Shoot for the Stars Event
• Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health: Kitty Supplements?
• Area Students Named to Dean’s List at Paul Smith’s College
• Ten Facts About Free IRS Volunteer Tax Assistance
• Important Tax Law Changes for 2010
• Harpsichordist Kerner to Entertain Feb. 23 at SUNY Oswego
• Oswego State Women’s Ice Hockey Knocks Off No. 1 RIT 2-1
• Oswego State Men’s Ice Hockey Upended By Morrisville 5-2
• Harold F. Tracey, 80
• Harvey R. Lawton, 79
• Marie B. (Corky) Familo, 84
• Riley Students Help Habitat For Humanity
• OHS “Class of 2011” Acceptances Confirmed
• Tinnitus Defies Description, Some Relief Available
• Oswego Opera Presents Post-Valentine’s Special
• OCO’s Community Based Family Care Program Helping Others
• Fidelis Health Aids Catholic Charities
• Riley Rashes ‘Not A Communicable Situation’
• Indoor Track and Field Improves Marks At Kane Invitational
• Women's Ice Hockey Knocks Off No. 1 RIT 2-1
• Men's Ice Hockey Upended By Morrisville 5-2
• Women's Swimming and Diving Takes Fifth At SUNYAC Championships; Men Place Sixth
• Bench Helps Men's Basketball Defeat Potsdam 53-47; Pushes Win Streak To 12
• Wrestling Drops Three Dual Matches At Ursinus Quad
• Women's Basketball Clinches Post-Season Berth With 60-51 Win At Potsdam
• Rev. Jack H. Foley, 80
• James W. Hull, 78
• Kenneth W. Roberts, 68
• Bucs Bounce Bees
• Catherine Ann Hazen
• Adrienne Kathleen Thompson
• Oswego PD 02/11/2011
• Dolores V. (Ravas) St. John
• Fishing Reports for February 11, 2011
• Men's Basketball Overcomes Foul Trouble In 79-76 Win At Plattsburgh
• Women's Swimming and Diving Sits In Fifth; Men In Sixth After Day Two of SUNYAC Meet
• Women's Basketball Tops Plattsburgh 67-47
• SUNY Oswego comes together to support American Heart Association
• Women's Ice Hockey Gets Quick Lead, But Falls To No. 1 RIT 3-1
• LIVE BROADCAST TONIGHT: Fulton vs. Oswego Hockey
• Glenda J. Mattonen
• Marion A. Myhill, 85
• Oswego State Swimming and Diving Teams Sit In Fifth Place After Day One Of SUNYAC Championships
• RaiderNet Daily: Building HOPE
• Harpsichordist Kerner to entertain Feb. 23
• links for 2011-02-11
• David L. Shoults, 56
• 2011 Discover Clean and Safe Boat to Visit February 16-20 Central NY Boat Show
• Oswego PD 02/10/2011
• Lakeside Artisans To Open Artisans’ Co-Op
• Swimming and Diving Teams Sit In Fifth Place After Day One Of SUNYAC Championships
• Lake Effect Snows Hammer County
• Oswego graduate Coughlin featured in New York Times
• Students to stage readings of winning 10-page plays
• Timothy T. Comerford, 62
• Help Keep Fire Hydrants Clear And Visible
• links for 2011-02-10
• OHS Senior Attends Governor’s State Of The State Address
• Year Of The Rabbit Celebrated At KPS
• Three OHS Students Named Musicians Of The Month
• Winter Parking Advisory Announced In Oswego
• VITA Tax Assistance at Oswego Public Library
• Oswego School District Budget Taking Shape
• Bowling Fundraiser Set For Fulton Jr. High Student’s Cancer Fight; Bowlers Wanted
• Buc Seniors Wrestle Final Time at Home; Bowlers Seek Post Season
• Wrestling Falls To No. 20 Cortland 45-0
• Christie’s ‘Mousetrap’ On Tap
• Cole Richard Gerrety
• Arianna and Braydon Richardson-Heaney
• Damon Matthew James Remington
• Seth T. Wootten, 27
• John G. Santora, Sr., 88
• Joseph Arcidiacono, 85
• Keeping School Programs Intact Would Take Heavy Tax Toll in Fulton
• Fire Hits Fulton Home
• Laker Swimming and Diving Squads Look To Improve On SUNYAC Finish
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 2/9/11
• RaiderNet Daily: Big Business
• links for 2011-02-09
• Catholic Charities Welcomes Parent Educators
• Support Appreciated
• Men's Ice Hockey To Be Available On TV and Internet
• Fishing Reports for February 8, 2011
• Police Find Man Wanted for Granby Auto Burglary
• Fairgrieve Focuses on Heart Health
• RaiderNet Daily: Playoff Season
• Goldman Joins Computer Accounting Services
• Computer Accounting Services Introduces New Customer Resource Website
• SUNYAC Recognizes 60 Oswego State Fall Athletes On Academic Squads
• Rt. 481 Northbound Closed Near Phoenix for Accident
• Gallim Dance to 'play inside the imagination' in Feb. 18 show
• Pathfinder Bancorp, Inc. Announces Fourth Quarter and Year-End Earnings
• Local Players Attend Soccer Camp With Mia Hamm
• I’m OK Program Under Way
• Task Force Seeks Nominations For Friends Of Autism Award
• Leighton Spellers Advance To Next Round
• Salvation Army Guest Chef Dinner Set Wednesday
• Oswego Public Library Celebrating Black History Month
• Free Kids Art Camp at the Oswego Public Library
• Police Log: State Police, 2/7/11
• Gallim Dance to ‘Play Inside the Imagination’ in Feb. 18 Show
• Kush’s Winter Hot Streak Continues
• Lady Bucs Headed To The Final Four
• Late Burridge Jumper Lifts Men's Basketball Over SUNY Cobleskill 63-62
• Brooklyn Lou Davis
• Fire Damages Port City Home
• Hayden James Watros
• Connor Hughes
• Syracuse Man Charged with Cashing Dead Parent’s Workers Compensation Checks in Oswego and Onondaga Counties
• Trigo, Wright Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Hannibal’s First Look at the Next School Budget? Grim.
• NY Times: Oswego County Nursing Homes Illustrate Flaw in Medicaid Rules
• links for 2011-02-07
• Oswego School Board Committee Meetings Feb. 8-9, Budget Discussion Wednesday
• Bion Announces Bioreactor Startup and Update
• Time For Oswego School UPK Applications
• Festival Warms Up Oswego
• Ruth “Suzy” Keeler
• Betty Jane (Smith) Thompson, 87
• Judith A. Furnari
• Women's Ice Hockey Blanks Buffalo State 3-0; Clinches Playoff Bid
• Indoor Track and Field Posts ECAC Qualifying Marks At St. Lawrence Invitational
• Howard “Jay” T. Jenner, Jr., 46
• Alta Clair, 92
• LIVE BROADCAST: Oswego vs. New Hartford Boys Varsity Hockey
• Bench Contributions Help Men's Basketball Defeat Cortland 69-53
• Rodrigues' Overtime Goal Completes Men's Ice Hockey 4-3 Comeback Win
• Women's Ice Hockey Solidifies Playoff Spot With 3-1 Win Over Buffalo State
• Women's Basketball Falls To Visiting Cortland 78-63
• Car Drives Into Dunkin’ Donuts; No Major Injuries
• BOCES Early Childhood Education Students Write Children’s Books
• RaiderNet Daily: Mentoring is Helping
• New virtual tour offered on web, mobile devices
• It’s Where The Pets Are
• Navigating Retirement
• Oswego All Set To Warm Up Saturday
• County Court Judge Speaks To Oswego Sunrise Rotary
• Sports Anchor Talks With WBUC Students
• Fresh Food Distribution Announced
• Oswego PD 02/03/2011
• 'Bonobo Handshake' gets thumbs-up as ORI book
• Winter proves popular class time at SUNY Oswego
• Anna J. Mills, 90
• Miss-a-Meal effort benefits Humane Society
• Educator wins high honor for work with new students
• RaiderNet Daily: Laying Down the Law
• Oswego County BOCES Culinary Arts students make the cut
• Fulton’s Mayor Not Too Worried About State Aid Cut
• links for 2011-02-03
• Pulaski Fund Awards Local Projects
• Ritchie Visits Communities
• Oswego County Opportunities Seeks New Board Members
• OMS Eighth Grader Among Elite Artists
• Believers’ Chapel Fulton to Host Study Group
• ‘Bonobo Handshake’ Gets Thumbs-up As ORI Book
• Catch Laker Athletics Action Live On The Web
• Big Snow Bomb Turns Out To Be A Burst
• Navigating Retirement Talk at Libraries
• John William Smith, 70
• Earl H. Gardner, 87
• Geneva College Announces Local Student Phillip Hayden on Dean’s List
• Wrestling Knocks Off Morrisville 24-15
• Creekside Counseling Services Adds N. Syracuse Office
• Robert D. Myers, 78
• Joseph P. Lachut, 59
• Overseas Classroom Alive At Leighton
• Bucs Tame Wildcats On The Hardwood
• New book examines evolution vs. intelligent design in science education
• Fishing Reports for February 2, 2011
• Men's Basketball Ranked No. 1 In NCAA East Regional Rankings
• All County Schools Closed Wednesday
• Governor’s Budget Proposal Deals Heavy Blow to County Schools
• Kids And Parents Get A Night Out To Benefit Habitat For Humanity
• ‘Silent Thief Of Sight’ Discussed At Glaucoma Awareness Expo
• Charles E. Riley Spellers Ready
• OFD Seeks To Keep Fire Hydrants Clear
• OHS Sports Roundup
• Women's Ice Hockey Looks To Pink the Rink Friday vs. Buffalo State
• Men's Basketball Pushes Win Streak To Eight With 81-70 Win Against Oneonta
• Women's Basketball Snaps Skid With 58-47 Upset Over Oneonta
• Oswego PD 02/01/2011
• Fitzhugh Park Spellers Ready
• Oswego Middle School Students ‘Recording Our Future’
• ‘Mousetrap’ Features Familiar Faces
• Noreen T. Culeton, 72
• Police log: Sheriff’s Office, 2/1/11
• RaiderNet Daily: The New Test
• State Budget: Gov. Proposes $100K Loss of Aid for Local Governments
• Wilson Joins Eastern Shore Associates As Commercial Lines Representative
• Video/photo team to talk Feb. 10 about work with chimpanzees
• Monday’s Links Worth Clicking
• January 2011 Started With A Thaw Then Turned Colder
• Oswego PD 01/31/2011
• College to unveil show choir, nodding to popularity of 'Glee'
• National Grid to Cut 1,200 Jobs
• Charles Pasco, 87
• Hazel E. Lewis, 84
• RaiderNet Daily: Remembering
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 1/31/11
• Louis Dina, 95
• Students at Oswego County BOCES participate in second career-focused workshop
• Coleman, Schieber Honored As Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Citizens Academy on sustainability to return
• Laker Basketball Games vs. Oneonta To Be On TV and Internet
• Firefighters Help Habitat For Humanity
• Oswegonian To Pen Book Highlighting Local Veterans
• Women's Ice Hockey Suffers 6-2 Setback At Plattsburgh
• Indoor Track and Field Fares Well At Cortland Winter Classic
• Two-Goal Third Period Lifts Men's Ice Hockey Over Plattsburgh 4-3
• Defensive Effort Gives Men's Basketball 48-33 Win Against Fredonia
• OHS Athletes Chalk Up More Victories
• Women's Basketball Comeback Falls Short In 69-63 Loss To Fredonia
• Fishing Reports for January 28, 2011
• Women's Ice Hockey Hangs Tough In 2-1 Loss To No. 3 Plattsburgh
• Swimming and Diving Falls To Geneseo In Final Tune-Up Before Conference Meet
• Late Rally Hurts Wrestling In 22-21 Loss To Oneonta
• Members of Men's Indoor Track and Field Compete At Bucknell Open
• Men's Basketball Overcomes Turnovers To Defeat Buffalo State 77-71
• Men's Ice Hockey Breaks Out For 8-1 Win At Potsdam
• Women's Basketball Lacks Offense In Second Half Of 69-48 Loss To Buffalo State
• Nagel Interns With Chirello Advertising
• Oswego Woman Charged Under Leandra’s Law
• Marjorie (Harjers) Bush, 85
• Eunice DeGroff, 76
• 01/29/2011 – Blood Drive
• 01/29/2011 – Hannibal Winterfest
• 01/31/2011 – Blood Drive
• 01/31/2011 – Blood Drive
• 02/07/2011 – Food, Beer, Wine and LIVE AUCTION for Habitat for Humanity!
• Race of Champions Modified Tour coming to Airborne
• Oswego Announces Ticket Deals and Packages For 2011 Season
• 2-seat Supermodified car and schedule updated for 2011 at Oswego Speedway
• Oswego Speedway Adds the Return of the Modified 200 on Saturday of Classic Weekend for 2011
• Spey Casting Magician
• Oswego Students Work Recognized At Elite Art Show
• Man Who Allegedly Tried To Run Down Cop Rejects Plea Deal
• Oswego Little League To Hold Annual Spaghetti Dinner And Registration
• Exploring Nature summer program offering aid to children in need
• OCO’s Backstreet Books Offers Volunteers Valuable Work Experience
• Hannibal School Board Begins Budget Discussions Tonight
• Charles W. Meeker, 72
• Margaret A. Davies, 74
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 1/27/11
• Wrestling Dual vs. Oneonta To Be Webcast
• Want Your Tax Refund Fast – Choose Direct Deposit
• Perfect 4.0 GPA Lands Area Residents on SUNY Oneonta Provost’s List
• 10-Year-Old To Shave Head To Fight Cancer
• OHS Sports Team Have Tough Time
• Wrestling Falters At Brockport In 31-9 Loss
• Campus community to wear red to help fight heart disease
• Oswego School Bus Involved In MVA
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 1/26/11
• David J. Goewey, 70
• Betty J. Everson, 83
• Men's Basketball Staff To Participate In Suits and Sneakers Weekend
• Fishing Reports for January 25, 2011
• United Way Thanks SUNY Oswego
• Ten Tax Benefits for Parents
• Laker Basketball Games To Be On TV and Internet This Weekend
• Zumba Time At Fitzhugh Park
• United Way Promotes Earned Income Tax Credit Program
• Men's Basketball Extends Win Streak After Defeating New Paltz 81-70
• Granby Family Bowling Party Scheduled for February 5
• Bucs Set Records In The Pool
• Daniel A. Sterphone, 66
• Women's Basketball Handed 77-48 Loss By New Paltz
• Antarctica Comes Alive At KPS
• OCO Is ‘On A Roll!’
• Warm Up To Cool Cash
• Novelis Surpasses United Way Goal
• Kindergarten Registration Packets Mailed, Registration Feb. 14-18
• Pianist, Dramatic Narrator to Team for ’1920s Paris’ Performance
• Miele Joins Step One Creative As Spring Semester Public Relations Intern
• Men's Ice Hockey vs. Plattsburgh To Be Webcast
• SUNY Oswego Metro Center to offer GMAT Cram Courses
• 12-Hour Basic ICS Course Begins Feb. 28
• County Tourism Office Provides Free Publicity for Summer Events
• Fulton Lions Host Chicken BBQ Feb. 6 To Benefit ‘H’ & Mary Dowd Scholarship
• Pulaski Fund Raises More Than $11,000
• Leighton Students Have Fun While Reading
• OHS Hockey Team Wins 10th; Keefe Solid Indoors
• Opinion: State Tackles Long-overdue Redesign of Medicaid
• Tax Help for Small Businesses and Self-Employed
• Central New York Bluegrass Association Presents their February Showcase
• Life-Saving Bus Ride For Oswego Student And Aide
• ‘Warmer’ Temperatures Return – Along With Snow
• Oswego PD 01/24/2011
• Oswego Hospital Auxiliary Announces Officers
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 01/24/11
• Joseph P. Lachut, 59
• Area Residents Named to SUNY Oneonta Dean’s List
• Joseph J. DiBartolo, 85
• Jane L. Sheldon, 92
• Kush Keeps Collecting Kudos
• Pianist, dramatic narrator to team for '1920s Paris' performance
• Caporin, Isabella, Rose Promoted At Eastern Shore Associates
• Opinion: Ritchie: Senate Adopts My Jobs Plan
• Oswego Lions Club Presents 14th Annual Comedy Night Friday
• Village at SUNY Oswego Certified Gold by U.S. Green Building Council
• Rodrigues, Weber Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Rudy’s Battles CNY Teams in Recent Mite B Action
• “Warm Up Oswego” Pet Adoption Day
• Unemployment in Oswego County is Upstate’s Highest
• Oswego Women’s Ice Hockey Completes Series After 6-2 Win
• The McCrobie Building will be the Venue for Pantomime Man
• Oswego School Board Meets Tuesday
• Christie Favorite ‘The Mousetrap’ Returns
• Oswego County Opportunities Welcomes New Employees
• Public Hearings Set Monday On 2020 Plan And Animals
• Friends And Sweetheart Dinner Planned
• Building Improvements Aids Safety, Security And Learning At Riley School
• Oliver Set For Oswego Faust Theatre
• Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health: Swelling Ears
• Army National Guard Soldier Reenlistments
• New York Lottery Awards $10,000 Cash Prize To Oswego Mega Millions Winner
• Area Students Recognized for Academic Achievement at SUNY Canton
• Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health: Pet Products and the Environment
• Eric Campbell Named Oswego Hospital Chief Financial Officer
• Oswego Health Supports ‘Wear Red’ Day on February 4th
• Stroke Support Group Meets at the Manor
• Five Important Facts about the Making Work Pay Credit
• Women's Ice Hockey Completes Series Sweep After 6-2 Win
• Wrestling Finishes 15th At NYS Championships
• Thanks For Supporting ‘Kids’
• Barbecue, Halfway To Harborfest Party Scheduled
• Rodrigues' Overtime Goal Gives Men's Ice Hockey 5-4 Win At Fredonia
• Indoor Track and Field Squads Compete At St. Lawrence Invitational
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office 01/21/2011
• Wrestling In 14th Place At New York State Championships
• Late Free Throws Lift Men's Basketball Over Brockport 74-71
• Records Fall As Swimming and Diving Posts Sweep Against Buffalo State
• Women's Basketball Defeats Brockport 75-61
• Women's Hockey Blanks Chatham 6-0
• Jack Scozzari, 91
• Fishing Reports for January 21, 2011
• Oswego PD 01/21/2011
• Oswego PD 01/20/2011
• Helen R. Seeber, 86
• Hot Shooting Lifts Men's Basketball Past Geneseo 93-76
• Men's Ice Hockey Returns To Action With 4-1 Win Over Buffalo State
• Women's Basketball Stifled In 64-45 Loss To Geneseo
• Village certified gold by U.S. Green Building Council
• Oswego County BOCES Public Information Meetings Scheduled
• Chairman’s Update: Rural Residents Pursue High-Speed Internet
• Butkowski Named Branch Manager at New Pathfinder Bank Cicero Branch
• Sheldon Hall’s Clocks to Return in $10 Million Historic Preservation Project
• Professor’s New Book Examines Portrayal of Presidents on Stage
• Fulton YMCA Offers Women’s Self-Defense Class
• Wal-Mart Shows Its Support
• Ginny Stamm Tells Rotarians About Her Safari In Africa
• OHS Swimmers See A Rare Tie
• Malone Testifies At Her Trial
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 1/20/11
• Owens Successfully Bids for Agriculture, Armed Services Committees
• No Rate Increase For Average Grid Customers’ Bills
• Sheriff’s Dep’t: 2009 Child Porn Case Ends With Sentencing in England
• Fulton Picks Company to Fix Environmental Problems at Former Gas Station
• Community engagement earns SUNY Oswego a coveted honor
• Frances S. Buskey, 73
• Virginia Colocino, 91
• Raymond H. Auringer, 69
• William W. Stauring, Sr., 78
• Donald H. Miller, 82
• Donna F. Matzke, 83
• RaiderNet Daily: A Win on Ice
• OHS Track, Hockey Teams Doing Well
• Prosecution Rests In Malone Murder Case
• Women's Ice Hockey Upended 7-4 At Hamilton
• Professor's new book examines portrayal of presidents on stage
• Sheldon Hall's clocks to return in $10 million historic preservation project
• Fishing Reports for January 18, 2011
• Students Support Catholic Charities
• United Way Thanks DuFore’s
• Burridge Earns ECAC And D3Hoops.Com Honors
• Coast Guard Honors Man For Saving 3 Lives
• Oswego PD 01/18/2011
• Swimming and Diving Falls To Cortland In Dual Meet
• Farnham Family Services To Hold Open House Event
• Barclay to Host 2nd Annual Sportsmen’s Day in Albany
• Cong. Owens Staff Holds Office Hours in Oswego, Fulton
• Comedian Dan Kamin to Bring ‘Mr. Slomo,’ Other Personas to Oswego
• Mills Chosen As ECWC Co-Wrestler Of The Week
• RaiderNet Daily: Making the Private Stuff Public
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office: 1/18/10
• Local Businesses Can Sign Up for Vendor Lists on County Government Web Site
• Oswego County Continues Down Green Path
• January is Glaucoma Awareness Month
• Allstate’s Schorer Agency in Fulton Lends a “Good Paw” With Donation to Oswego County SPCA
• Lower Property Tax Hinges on Mandate Reform
• LIVE BROADCAST: Oswego vs. JD/CBA Hockey
• Do Good Swingband Adds “Revival Swing” to its Playlist
• Hannibal’s Burridge is Player of the Week
• Kush Keeps Spot on Team of the Week
• Mexican Folk Art, Student Works to Show in Tyler Exhibitions
• Brewerton And Fulton Speedways Blast Off Party Set For Friday April 1st
• Bryant David Miller
• Mexican folk art, student works to show in Tyler exhibitions
• Snow Sunday, Bitter Cold Today
• Burridge Named SUNYAC Men's Basketball Player of the Week
• Road to success runs through Oswego for Carribean native, Festa Fellow
• Viewer Registration Now Required For Free Laker Webcasts
• Accident in Granby Brings Leandra’s Law Arrest
• links for 2011-01-17
• Colton, Mills Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Travel Advisory Posted for Fulton, Hannibal
• Oswego Council Committees To Meet Tuesday
• Bernie Bialecki Honored At Lake City 127 F&AM
• Indoor Track and Field Resumes Action At RIT Invitational
• Swimming and Diving Returns To Competition With Wins Over Potsdam
• Women's Ice Hockey Defeats Neumann 3-1 To Earn Series Split
• Grapplers Place Eighth At Budd Whitehill Duals
• Men's Basketball Sits Alone Atop SUNYAC Standings With 72-65 Win Over Plattsburgh
• Late Rally Hurts Women's Basketball In 46-42 Loss To Plattsburgh
• Joseph Bellardini, 85
• Joseph F. Sereno, 78
• Balanced Scoring Lifts Men's Basketball Over Potsdam 73-60
• Fishing Reports for January 14, 2010
• Paul Gugel Named Director Of Adult And Migrant Education At Oswego County BOCES
• Women's Ice Hockey Falls 3-1 At Neumann
• Wrestling Goes 1-1 At First Day of Budd Whitehill Duals
• Women's Basketball Snaps Skid With 42-38 Win Over Potsdam
• Comedian Dan Kamin to bring 'Mr. Slomo,' other personas to Oswego
• McNamara Joins Step One Creative As Public Relations Intern
• Hannibal Board Braces For More Cuts as Budget Talk Begins
• Sheriff’s Office, 1/14/11
• links for 2011-01-14
• RaiderNet Daily: Bowling Along
• ‘Do Not Tamper With Twain’
• Sandee Brown – Oswego Teacher In The Spotlight
• Snow And Rain Forest Don’t Mix
• Course Selection Night And 9th Grade Honors Scheduled For OHS
• OHS Class Of 2011 Acceptances Confirmed
• OHS Hockey Teams Victorious, Cagers Fall
• Role Model Students Honored at Volney Elementary School
• Oswego PD 01/13/2011
• LeVea Pleads Guilty, Avoids Trial
• MBA program now online
• Parks Attendance Up Statewide and in Region, but not in Oswego County
• RaiderNet Daily: Snow Trouble
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 1/13/10
• Lake Effect Band Plays Through Oswego
• SUNY Oswego Volunteers to Offer Free Tax Assistance
• Turtles, Alligators & Lizards Excite Kindergartners
• Community Mentoring Program Seeks Adult Mentors
• Port City, SEIU Agree On New Pact
• Bosco’s Christmas Expo Supports ARISE
• Engagement: Bourgeois and Pappa
• Christmas Donation
• New Year = New Hours, New Courses at the Oswego Public Library’s PCC
• Kirk Coates, Newly Elected Chair of the Oswego City Democratic Committee
• New Search for Historic Theater Scenery
• Joan A. Talamo, 88
• Pauline “Teeny” Chamberlain, 81
• Bernard D. Scout, 64
• Donald G. Pritchard, 84
• Ice Fishing Tournament Slated For Oneida Lake
• SUNY Oswego volunteers to offer free tax assistance
• Fishing Reports for January 11, 2010
• RaiderNet Daily: Lots of Action
• Commercial Retail Space – Rt. 481 Fulton
• Investment Property
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 1/12/11
• Fulton’s Mayor: “Absolutely No Non-Emergency Overtime”
• 138 E 11th Street, Oswego
• links for 2011-01-12
• Autism Task Force Announces Grant Funding For Not-For-Profits
• Chamber Annual Meeting Set Jan. 19
• Chad Burridge Named To D3Hoops.com Team of the Week
• New Hours, New Courses at The Oswego Public Library's PCC!
• OHS Sports Results Announced
• Men's Basketball Drops Double Overtime Thriller, 75-73, To Oneonta
• LIVE BROADCAST: Oswego Girls Hockey at 5pm
• Oswego County BOCES New Vision Information Night Scheduled Feb. 2
• Late Rally Not Enough In Women's Basketball 56-53 Loss At Oneonta
• SUNY Oswego Marks 150th Anniversary in 2011
• Oswego PD 1/11/11
• OHS Well Represented At All-County Band
• Oswego Sub Shop Supports Local Scholarships
• Edward L. Piersall, 68
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Department, 1/11/11
• Morabito Auto Parts Under New Ownership, Now Known As TC Auto Parts
• links for 2011-01-11
• Rain Forest Animals Come to Oswego Wednesday
• Zone Change Flows On Pond Path
• Oswego Police Probe Early Morning Robbery
• Fire Damages Oswego Town Home
• Police log: Sheriff’s Office, 1/10/10
• RaiderNet Daily: The Prom
• Police Nab Three Men For Burglary of Barn
• Father, Son Charged in Alleged Domestic Incident
• Ex-Palermo Fireman Charged With Stealing From Palermo FD
• links for 2011-01-10
• Wal-Mart Aids Catholic Charities Food Pantry
• Mayor Bateman Announces Appointment Of Assistant City Attorney
• Oswego High School Student Creates United Way Video
• Burridge Named Oswego State Athlete of the Week
• Bids Total $3,650 For Men's Ice Hockey Jerseys For Saves For A Cure
• Special Teams Help Men's Ice Hockey Defeat Curry 3-0
• Margaret A. Hartranft, 85
• Wrestling Splits Action Versus Lycoming and King's College
• Men's Basketball Defeats Cortland 68-60 As Burridge Scores 1,000th Point
• Offense Struggles In 64-49 Women's Basketball Loss At Cortland
• Aiyana Marie Pluff
• Baby Terzzulli
• RaiderNet Daily: Snow, Snow, Snow
• Sheriff’s Office, 1/07/10
• Joseph F. Golas, 74
• Wesley Franklyn VanDyke, 77
• LIVE BROADCAST: Oswego vs. Auburn Boys Hockey
• Oswego County Federal Credit Union, ‘Good Morning America’ Team Up To Save Oswego Family $58,000 With ‘Savings Makeover’
• OHS Swimmers, Hockey Teams Win
• APW Middle School Students Learn to be “SAF KIDS”
• The Snow is Back! Keep Your Sidewalks Clear
• New Year for ONE
• 01/08/2011 – Blood Drive
• 01/07/2011 – Blood Drive
• 01/21/2011 – Blood Drive
• 01/17/2011 – Blood Drive
• 01/08/2011 – VINTAGE SNOWMOBILE SHOW
• The Oswego River: Down… for Now
• links for 2011-01-07
• Live Video Available For Wrestling Matches Saturday
• Accident in Volney Kills Phoenix Man
• Fishing Reports for January 6, 2010
• Oswego Mayor Announces He Won’t Seek Re-election
• LIVE BROADCAST: Oswego vs. Alex Bay Girls Varsity Hockey
• Granby Gator Cards Are Here!
• Lauren P. Stanard, 84
• George E. Woods, 83
• Courtney D. Fowler, Sr., 83
• Saturday's Basketball Game Times vs. Cortland Changed
• VIDEO: Governor Delivers State of State Address, Calls For Transformation of State Government
• RaiderNet Daily: The Cast is Set
• Sheriff’s Office, 1/6/11
• Thursday’s Links Worth Clicking
• Royal Arch Masons Install Officers For 2011
• Sophia Michielle Donahue
• Oswego Council Committee OK’s Public Hearing Requests
• OHS Sports Teams Stay Active
• Men's Basketball Suffers Last-Second 58-57 Loss To St. Lawrence
• Mark Frederick Bean
• Comeback Falls Short In Women's Basketball 63-55 Loss
• Owens Presses GOP to Increase Openness in Rules Process
• Oswego County Begins Audit of Assigned Counsel Plan
• links for 2011-01-05
• EMT Course to be Offered in Pulaski
• OHS Class Of 2011 Acceptances Confirmed
• Oswego Third Graders Benefit From Elks Lodge Dictionary Project
• Heavy Snowfall Buries Port City Area
• Power outage cancels morning classes
• Oswego Health Starts Breast Cancer Support Group
• DNA Helps Solve Hannibal Library Break-in
• Irene S. France, 97
• Martha V. Haas, 92
• Ralph E. Kieper, 88
• Virginia A. Vought, 81
• Kush Snags 2nd Award from ECAC
• Oswego State Men’s Ice Hockey Blanks Skidmore 2-0
• DOERS – Chamber Needs To Do Better Job With Farmers’ Market
• Men's Ice Hockey Blanks Skidmore 2-0
• Fishing Reports for January 4, 2010
• Choose the Simplest Tax Form for Your Situation
• Top 10 Tax Time Tips
• Save Energy, Save Dollars Workshops Coming Up
• Sheriff’s Office, 1/04/10
• Tuesday’s Links Worth Clicking
• Albom Book Keys ‘Tuesday with RSVP’ Event at Fulton YMCA
• RaiderNet Daily: Learning the Law
• Fulton School Board Discusses Next Building Project Tonight
• Fitzhugh Second Graders ‘Cuddle Up And Read’
• Ritchie Announces Expanded Office Hours
• Cub Scouts Help Out During the Xmas Season
• Softball Pitching Sessions To Be Offered At Oswego State
• Oswego Council Reorganizes For 2011
• Boots, Ryan Named First Oswego State Athletes of the Week of 2011
• Fulton Speedway Competitors ; Informational Meeting On The GM CT 525 Race Engine January 11th
• 2010: The Year in Review
• Oswego State Men’s Ice Hockey vs. Skidmore Remains Set For Tues., Jan. 4
• Kush Among Herons Honored by League
• Rylee Wyatt Emeterio
• Tyler James Butterfield
• Emileigh Anne Nancy Reynolds
• Chelsea Nicole Schwerdt
• 2011 Emergency Planning Calendar Highlights Oswego County Seasons
• Nona M. Shaw
• Men's Ice Hockey versus Skidmore Remains Set For Tues., Jan. 4
• Harborfest Awards Membership Contest Prize
• RaiderNet Daily: Giving Blood
• Monday’s Links Worth Clicking
• Boots, Ryan Named First Oswego State Athletes of the Week of 2011
• ARC of Oswego Teaches Sportsmanship Through Basketball League
• Dollars for Scholars Winner is Eleanor Reilly
• Make Health Your New Year’s Resolution
• State Improves Online Profile, Outreach
• December 2010 Was Colder, Wetter Than Normal
• Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health: Antifreeze
• Hobart Claims PathFinder Bank/Oswego Hockey Classic Title
• Letter: Legislator Malone Thanks City of Oswego
• Oswego State Men’s Ice Hockey Rebounds For 6-1 Win Over UW-Stevens Point
• David S. Green, Sr., 58
• In November, Oswego County GOP Chair Steps Down; New Ambulance Deal OK’d In December
• United Way Wants To Make You A Winner
• DuFore’s Announces United Way Diamond Pendant Winner
• Men's Ice Hockey Rebounds For 6-1 Win Over UW-Stevens Point
• Softball Clinics Slated
• Fulton PD: Dec. 20-26, 2010
• Sheriff’s Office, 12/31/10
• Friday’s Links Worth Clicking
• OCO Welcomes New Pediatrician to Fulton Health Center
• 2011 Small Business Training Class Dates Announced
• Safety Measures Sought Following September Tragedy; In October, City Eyes Marina Purchase
• X-Biking Classes Now Forming at Fulton YMCA
• Sea Cadets Hold Monthly Drill
• Fulton Public Library to Stay Open Longer, Close Vayner Branch
• Men's Ice Hockey Falters In 5-1 Loss To Hamilton
• Sheriff’s Office, 12/30/10
• links for 2010-12-30
• Historic Oswego Church Collapses In July
• Men's Ice Hockey Jerseys To Be Auctioned For Saves For A Cure
• City Approves New Ambulance Pact With Town
• Fulton Police Arrest Two for Laundromat Break-In
• Sunrise Residential Healthcare Employees Benefit Community and Oswego Salvation Army with Holiday Canned Food Drive
• Roger F. Mosher, 76
• State Park Closures
• Mexico #136 Freemasons Ring The Bell
• Rabys Mite Hockey Team Picks up 6 Wins in One Weekend
• Thank You For Your Business
• Sig Tau Alumni Station in Iraq
• Dorothy E. Crandall, 86
• Theresa Wallace
• Robert Henry Fleischman, 80
• Ralph A. Morgan, 77
• In May – State Funds Parks, Historic Sites; New Fire Chief Named In June
• Christmas on Ice and Holiday Rainbows
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 12/28/10
• Gerald D. Crouch, 59
• Georgianna Sliva, 88
• Carl E. Lago, 79
• links for 2010-12-28
• SUNY Oswego Holiday Skate Benefits United Way
• OHS Sports Teams Win One, Lose One
• March, April Were Busy Months For Police
• Oswego PD 12/27/2010
• Oswego Hospital Welcome 2010 Christmas Baby – Liam Michael Obleman
• Fulton Men Charged with Christmas Day Burglary
• Joseph Ambrosetti, 88
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 12/27/10
• Fulton Joins Other Cities in Buying Cooperative
• Letter: Eddie Bellinger, an Exemplary Businessman
• links for 2010-12-27
• Oswego Town VFD To Provide First Response EMS Service
• Oswego Sunrise Rotary Sings Christmas Songs At Breakfast
• January 2010 – A New Year Gets Started; February Warms Up
• Wayne David Fairly, 57
• SAF Recognizes National Stalking Awareness Month
• Step By Step Clubhouse Supports Give For A Kid
• Santa’s On His Way
• Holiday Giving Major Project Throughout Oswego School District
• Louise B. Hogan, 84
• Thelma (Gadbaw) Daniels, 100,
• Jerry I. Muckey, 42
• links for 2010-12-24
• Holiday Cards For Sunrise Residents
• Presents For The Homeless
• PJ Day at FPS
• Black Clawson Aids OCO By Adopting Families
• Larry Peter Carlson, 69
• Oswego Town, City Have Opposing Views On Ambulance Deal
• Fishing Reports for December 23, 2010
• Oswego Youth Court To Hold Member Training In December
• OHS Sports Teams Busy Heading Into Holidays
• Expectation awards for the month of December celebrated at Fairgrieve Elementary School
• OHS Teacher Placed On Administrative Leave
• Volney Holiday Sing-Along
• OCB students and staff collect paper products for Francis House
• Teach Kids To Be Informed Consumers
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 12/23/10
• RaiderNet Daily: Wins For Christmas
• City: Judge Allows Oswego Health To Close on Hospital Land & Buildings, but City’s Land Claim Will Be Heard
• links for 2010-12-23
• Helping The Needy
• Lakers Live United
• Oswego Hospital Holds Ribbon Cutting for New ER
• Doppler-on-Wheels To Chase Oswego’s Lake Effect Snows
• Outstanding Employee Cited
• Lady Lakers Support United Way
• Granby Elementary School Gives the Gift of Warmth
• Oswego County Federal Credit Union Mexico Office Celebrates Grand Opening With Ribbon Cutting
• Late Three Hurts Women's Basketball In 51-50 Loss
• Pathfinder Bancorp, Inc. Declares Dividend
• Lanigan Second Graders Learn Math and the Importance of Giving
• Albom book keys 'Tuesday with RSVP' event at Fulton YMCA
• RaiderNet Daily: Tough Day
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office: 12/22/10
• Police Log: State Police: Dec. 21, 2010
• Police Log: Fulton PD: Week of 12/13/2010
• Fulton City Budget Holds The Line on Taxes But Cuts Jobs
• Wednesday’s Links Worth Clicking
• Gardner Wins United Way Television
• SUNY Oswego Supports United Way
• Oswego School Board Eyes Possible 2% Tax Levy Hike
• Marilyn J. Russell, 82
• Marion F. Soule, 70
• Scott P. “Scooter” Cannova, 50
• William F. Wagner, 74
• Big Turnout at Airborne Rules Meeting
• STEWART FRIESEN AND ANDY JANKOWIAK NAMED AS DRIVERS OF THE YEAR AT FRIENDS OF AUTO RACING AWARDS BANQUET
• Fishing Reports for December 21, 2010
• G. Ray Bodley High School National Honor Society Induction Ceremony
• Trevor William Bradford Haynes
• Spell-a-Thon Helps Lanigan Students Spread Holiday Cheer
• Women's Basketball Suffers 56-48 Setback To Salve Regina
• Police Log: State Police: Dec. 20, 2010
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 12/21/10
• RaiderNet Daily: Winter’s Here
• Golf Lessons at the Oswego YMCA
• Probability of a White Christmas: 68%. Likelihood of a White Christmas: 100%
• Tuesday’s Links Worth Clicking
• New York Lottery Awards $25,000 Cash Prize To Richland Instant Game Winner
• ARC of Oswego Hosts Holiday Party for Special Needs Children
• Oswego PD 12/20/2010
• Donald W. Randall, 74
• Warm Up Oswego Set for February 5
• Lottery Aids Local Schools’ Budgets
• Donald O. Ingersoll, 89
• Fulton’s Kush Among 3 Herons Honored by Liberty League
• A-P-W Students Rally to Support Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Granby First Graders Sing in the Holidays
• Scavenger Hunt Held at the Fulton Jr. High School Library
• RaiderNet Daily: Say Cheese!
• links for 2010-12-20
• Minetto Church Sets Christmas Eve Service
• SUNY Oneonta Names “Best and Brightest” Students
• Fulton Garbage Pickup Changes for Christmas Week
• Men's Ice Hockey Set To Host PathFinder Bank/Oswego Classic
• Oswego Health Finalizes Purchase of Lee Memorial and Phoenix Health Center Properties
• Oswego Rotarians Hear About Leave A Legacy Program
• Happy Holidays from the Oswego State Athletic Department
• Oswego Public Library Exhibition: Architectural Elements
• Basketball, Math And Kindergarten A Winning Combination
• Oswego High Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony Set Dec. 29
• State to Expand Medical Databases
• Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health: Horses Need Some Shelter
• Fulton Wrestlers Take Tri-Valley Tourney
• Howard E. Lyons, 82
• Gordon E. Ridgway, 90
• Ellen J. Vader, 67
• Brewerton And Fulton Speedways Moving Towards 2011
• Hannibal’s Burridge Helps Lead Laker Basketball Team to Win
• Oswego State To Host Soccer Clinic On December 29
• Gail Sharon Gravatt, 62
• Robert R. Smith, 73
• Debra Susan Dunn, 54
• Phillip Gibeau, 67
• Rev. Mr. Joseph S. Chillemi, 81
• links for 2010-12-19
• LIVE BROADCAST: Oswego Varsity Girls Hockey vs. Massena
• Oswego PD 12/17/2010
• Report: Fulton Woman Admits Guilt
• Oswego PD 12/14/2010
• James Isaiah Dominic Williams
• Peighton Leeann Wright
• Isabella May Tompkins
• Ethan Eli Collett
• Defense Powers Men's Basketball To 70-53 Triumph
• Oswego State To Host Soccer Clinic On December 29
• RaiderNet Daily: It All Adds Up
• Sheriff’s Office, 12/17/10
• Unemployment Hits 10% Again
• Police Charge Two in Mexico/Pulaski Area Alcohol Sales Sting
• Friday’s Links Worth Clicking
• The Manor Welcomes Channel 9 Operation Good Things
• Trinity Students Perform Holiday Favorites
• Oswego County Renews Support of GeoTrail Travel Initiative
• LIVE BROADCAST: Oswego Girls Hockey vs. Salmon River
• Oswego School Board To Be Updated On AIS
• Oswego Health Holds Successful Radiation Drill
• Mayor Says Thanks for Tree Lighting Effort
• Fulton School Officials Believe Advisory Program is Keeping Kids in School
• Sheriff’s Office, 12/16/10
• links for 2010-12-16
• OMS Honor Roll Announced
• Fulton School Mentoring Creates Thanksgiving Greetings
• Great Lakes NY Real Estate Opens New Location
• Group Looks To Put The Arts Center Stage
• Jace Anthony Jock
• Cayden Michael Clancy
• Dani May Hamilton
• Baby Parmar
• Metcalf Paces OHS Hoops Squad
• Students Rock ‘n’ Roll at Holiday Dance
• Reginald S. Butler, 97
• RaiderNet Daily: Leaky Roof Destroys Instruments on Eve of Concerts
• Police Log: Fulton PD: Dec. 6-12, 2010
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 12/15/10
• Fulton Man Accused of Sex with Teenager
• links for 2010-12-15
• Fulton: Tax Cap is Okay, but Mandate Relief is Necessary
• Generous Wal-Mart Donation Brightens Holiday For Oswego Schools
• Give The Gift of Hope
• Fulton Native Belfiore Marries in Chicago
• With Love from Oswego to Bamberg, Germany!
• A-P-W students at Altmar Elementary “believe” wishes really do come true
• Fulton Likely to Pay Fine for Abandoned Gas Station
• RaiderNet Daily: The Gift of Life
• Sheriff’s Office, 12/14/10
• Virginia Hunter, 90
• Tuesday’s Links Worth Clicking
• Oswego Minor Hockey Team Collecting Toys For ‘Let’s Give For A Kid’
• What Do Those Winter Weather Terms Mean?
• Masons Host Children’s Christmas Party
• CYO Announces Holiday Schedule
• Emma Grace Caulfield
• Kiana-Lynne Marie Yawn
• Altmar Concert a Treat for the Senses
• Class to visit Haiti, offer mental health workshops
• Literacy Volunteers of Oswego County Earns National Accreditation
• Snow Returns; Afternoon School Activities Canceled
• Howe Named ECAC West Women's Ice Hockey Rookie of the Week
• Fulton Wrestlers Take Waterloo Invitational; Phoenix Finishes Third
• Jones Selected As SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Goaltender of the Week
• Howe, Jones Selected As Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• RaiderNet Daily: Wins on Ice
• Police Log: Sheriff’s Office, 12/13/10
• Christmas Celebration at Bullhead Point Draws a Holiday Crowd
• Monday’s Links To Click
• Oswego Lions Club Presents 14th Annual Comedy Night
• Oswego School Board To Meet Dec. 14
• Fire Safety Lesson at Discovery Day Care
• December Graduates Preparing for Next Opportunities
• Owens Votes to Protect Medicare and TRICARE
• Porky & Buddy’s Pet Health: Is Helping A Crime?
• Oswego Health Makes SSO Holiday Pops Tickets Available
• Fulton, Oswego Soldiers Promoted
• Wash Your Hands to Stop the Spread of Germs
• Sharkey Recognized by County Legislature
• Beatrice L. Clemons, 88
• Oswego State Men’s Ice Hockey Suffers 5-2 Setback At Hobart
• Oswego State Wrestling Hangs Tough In 27-10 Loss To #4-Ranked Ithaca
• Fishing Reports for December 10, 2010
• Men's Ice Hockey Suffers 5-2 Setback At Hobart
• Community Honors Local Veterans, Holds Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Tribute
• Mercedes Niess Thanks Rotarians For Support
• Buc Wrestlers Get First Victory
• Women's Ice Hockey Ends Semester With 5-2 Win
• Wrestling Hangs Tough In 27-10 Loss To Ithaca
• Vivian G. Hartley
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• Oswego State Women’s Ice Hockey Shuts Out Division I Sacred Heart 7-0
• SUNY Oswego University Police 12/10/2010
• Leanore Lucas
• Men's Ice Hockey Hangs On For 2-1 Win Over Utica
• Oswego PD 12/10/2010
• Brody Michael Bogart
• Caleb James Thompson
• Eric Michael Higby Jr.
• New Oswego course shows English majors where words can lead
• Women’s Ice Hockey Shuts Out Division I Sacred Heart 7-0
• Music Fills the Air at APW School
• RaiderNet Daily: Snow!
• Sheriff’s Office, 12/10/10
• Hannibal Students Build ‘Em and Bust ‘Em
• Fulton Salvation Army Donations Down – Bell Ringers Wanted
• Live Nativity & Nativities By Candlelight at S.W. Oswego U.M.C.
• Church Celebration
• Bishop’s Commons Welcomes Community To Annual Holiday Open House
• OHS Students Earn Honor Roll Status
• Home Heating Safety Tips Offered
• Book Sale Benefits United Way
• Rose C. Barsi
• Authorities Deem Fatal Scriba Fire ‘Accidental’
• Wrestling Faces 4th-Ranked Ithaca Saturday
• Sheriff’s Office, 12/9/10
• Hannibal Board Approves Superintendent’s Retirement
• RaiderNet Daily: Honor Society Inductees
• Oswego County Federal Credit Union Supports Annual Marine Corps’ Toys For Tots Collection
• links for 2010-12-09
• Nuncrackers Continues Its Run This Weekend
• Catch Laker Athletics Action Live On The Web
• UPDATE: Body Recovered At Fire Scene
• Guest Author Robin Pulver Visits Fairgrieve Elementary School
• Women's Basketball Falls to Nationally-Ranked Rochester 69-36
• Dominic Angelus Przepiora
• Connor James Dunsmore
• Babysitter Certification
• CPR/AED Adult Review Class to Be Held
• CPR/ AED For the Professional Rescuer and the Healthcare Provider Review Class to be Held
• College awards bid to build science facility
• December graduates preparing for next opportunities
• Half-Shire Historical Society: December 10, 2010
• Fulton PD: Nov. 29 – Dec. 5, 2010
• Sheriff’s Office, 12/06/10
• Reminder: Be Wise Using Credit Cards During Holidays
• MaryEvelyn Caprin, 77
• Congressman Owens Praises Move to Extend Stop-Loss Deadline
• Beckwith Named SUNYAC Men’s Ice Hockey Goaltender of the Week
• Paula J. Mazzilli, 62
• Fulton’s Kush Scores Liberty League Honor
• Mason Alexander Seinoski
• Williams Named ECAC Women's West Goalie of the Week
• Beckwith Named SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Goaltender of the Week
• Gilkes, Williams Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Ice Hockey Teams To Host Holiday Skate Sunday, Dec. 12
• RaiderNet Daily: Wrestlers Aim For Glory
• Fulton Wrestlers Take 2nd at Horseheads Invitational
• Monday’s Links Worth Clicking
• Oswego County Solid Waste Facilities Announce Holiday Schedule
• Holiday Poem Winners Announced
• OCO Putting Young Adults On Right PATH
• Santa Claus Arrives at Marine Museum Dec. 12
• Rotarians Hear About Foster, Adoptive Parents Group
• Dan Distler Posters and Prints For Sale
• Legislature Honors Larkin for 25 Years of Service
• Health Commissioner Reminds Residents of Risks of Diabetes
• Nicolas Echandi Studies Communication Studies at Pace University
• Oswego State Swimming and Diving Women Finish Fourth; Men Place Sixth At Fredonia Invite
• Top-Ranked Oswego State Men’s Ice Hockey Blanks 10th-Ranked Geneseo 4-0
• Burridge Scores 20 as Oswego State Men’s Basketball Squeaks Out 80-73 OT Win Over Buffalo State
• Oswego State Wrestling Captures Third Place At RIT Invitational
• Oswego State Women’s Ice Hockey Completes Series Sweep With 5-2 Victory Over Potsdam
• Phoenix’s Rossi Nets 10 off the Bench as Oswego State Women Beat Buffalo State 70-57
• Swimming and Diving Women Finish Fourth; Men Place Sixth At Fredonia Invite
• Report: Mexico Man Accused of Trying to Sell Military Secrets
• November Turned Out Slightly Warmer, A Lot Drier Than Normal
• John F. ‘Bump’ Woods, 86
• Indoor Track and Field Opens Schedule At Cornell Relays
• Top-Ranked Men's Ice Hockey Blanks 10th-Ranked Geneseo 4-0
• Women's Swim and Dive Sit Fourth; Men In Fifth At Fredonia Invite
• Men's Basketball Squeaks Out 80-73 Overtime Win Over Buffalo State
• Wrestling Captures Third Place At RIT Invitational
• Women's Ice Hockey Completes Series Sweep With 5-2 Victory
• Women's Basketball Uses Balanced Effort to Shoot Past Buffalo State
• Three-Goal First Period Helps Oswego State Men’s Ice Hockey Defeat Brockport 4-2
• Oswego State Men’s Basketball Wins Conference Opener Against Fredonia 71-48
• Szypryt’s Goal Lifts Oswego State Women’s Ice Hockey Over Potsdam 2-1
• Oswego State Women’s Basketball Wins Conference Opener 73-68 at Fredonia
• Trevyn Turns 4
• Swimming and Diving In Fourth Place At Fredonia Invite
• Men's Basketball Wins Conference Opener Against Fredonia 71-48
• Three-Goal First Period Helps Men's Ice Hockey Defeat Brockport 4-2
• Szypryt's Goal Lifts Women's Ice Hockey Over Potsdam 2-1
• Hannibal Music Boosters’ Annual Holiday Basket Raffle
• Fulton Church Donates Money to SAF from a White Ribbon Campaign
• Fulton Racehorses Need Help This Season
• Nearly 2 Million New York state adults are informal caregivers
• Christmas Present
• Sheila Palmer Turns 38
• Oswego County Churches Help Set Operation Christmas Child Giving High
• 4 Months for Malayah
• Women's Basketball Wins Conference Opener 73-68 at Fredonia
• Oswego’s Winter Parking Ban To Start
• Oswego PD 12/03/2010
• Alyssa Lynn Sullivan
• Lyric Leigh Bonnie
• Alexander Craig Parker
• Alumna named Purpose Prize Fellow
• Fulton PD: Nov. 22-28, 2010
• Sheriff’s Office, 12/03/10
• Robert A. Tretsch Sr., 92
• John Siembor, 100
• Raymond F. Beach, 78
• Mary Elaine (Cook) Maurer
• Oswego PD 12/02/2010
• Oswego PD 12/01/2010
• Oswego PD 11/30/2010
• Oswego Lights Up For The Holidays
• Sheriff’s Office, 12/02/10
• Fulton Schools May Add System To See Who’s Printing What, Where
• RaiderNet Daily: Mock Trial Team Gets Early Info
• links for 2010-12-02
• OCO Offers Community Members Access To Video Magnifier In Hannibal
• Oswego Minor Hockey Food Drive Aids Catholic Charities Food Pantry
• Rainstorm Soaks Area
• Forum Highlights Services For Youth
• SUNY Oswego Community Shares in Season of Giving
• Shirley A. LaFave, 72
• Vandeline M. (Vande) Hyde, 77
• Leslie “Les” A. Baker, Sr., 68
• Literacy Coalition of Oswego County Targets Illiteracy Awareness, Posts Web Site
• Parker Alexander Buckalew
• Sheriff’s Office, 12/01/10
• RaiderNet Daily: Hockey Season Begins
• Orchestra, chorus to offer works of Haydn, Beethoven on Dec. 12
• RSVP seeks senior volunteers for a wide variety of area needs
• Fulton Lays Off 6 Workers to Make 2011 Budget
• Fulton Community Band Christmas Concert Dec. 19 At G. Ray Bodley Auditorium
• Wednesday’s Links Worth Clicking
• L. William Dilts, 89
• OCO Outstanding Employee Cited
• Women's Ice Hockey Videostreams Available This Weekend
• SUNY Oswego Ice Hockey Teams To Welcome United Way
• Oswego County Opportunities Welcomes New Employees
• Chamber Welcomes Oswego Wine & Liquors
• 12/01/2010 – Oswego Salvation Army Guest Chef dinner
• 11/30/2010 – CPR/AED Adult Review Class
• 12/02/2010 – Blood Drive
• 12/03/2010 – Children’s Glassworks Theatre Presents It’s 2010 Winter Performance
• 12/04/2010 – Blood Drive
• East Coast Snocross Tickets Going on Sale
• Supermods Return to North Carolina
• RaiderNet Daily: The Newest Eagle Scout
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/30/10
• ARC of Oswego County & Oswego Cinema Host Movie Day Dec. 18 for Children With Special Needs
• links for 2010-11-30
• Fulton YMCA Moonlight Madness
• Hannibal Prepares For Next Budget: ‘Prioritize Our Negative Impacts’
• Sheriff Offers Tips for Safe ATM Use
• Polar Express Pajama Party Planned
• NRG Supports Catholic Charities Food Pantry
• OCO Transportation Director Wins Aurora Excellence Award
• Groups Raise Funds To Benefit Animals
• Downtown Parking Restrictions Announced
• Puppy Rescuer To Be Cited By Red Cross
• Winter Parking Ban Doesn’t Automatically Start Dec. 1
• SUNY Oswego Metro Center to Host Graduate Information Session
• Avery Julia Susana Nunez
• Sara Kristen Tucker
• Winter programs to flourish at Rice Creek Field Station
• Fulton Jr. High School Honor Roll
• Northeast Dental Group Launches New Website
• Stress management, massages offered for students on finals week
• Granby Elementary School Gives Back With Canned Food Drive
• Nurse Practitioner and Physician Assistant Join Pulaski Health Center Staff
• Welch Allyn CEO to speak at SUNY Oswego’s December commencement
• Men's Ice Hockey Moves To No. 1 In USCHO.com Poll
• Open House at the Pratt House
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/29/10
• RaiderNet Daily: Beauty’s Back
• Fulton Schools Extend Energy Savings Program
• Monday’s Links Worth Clicking
• Legislature Honors Cianfarano
• Hannibal Students Earn Area All-State Honors
• ‘Nuncrackers’ Opens This Weekend
• OCO To Prepare ‘Blizzard Bags’
• State Police: Nov. 27, 2010
• State Police: Nov. 26, 2010
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/24/10
• Hannibal’s Burridge Pours in Points as Oswego State Men’s Basketball Takes 95-83 Win
• Hannibal Grad Completes Basic Training
• Protect Your Family from Whooping Cough
• Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health: A Parrot for a Pet?
• Clara R. Curro, 96
• Brewerton And Fulton Speedways Look Ahead To 2011
• Oswego School Concert Season Arrives
• Men's Basketball Explodes Offensively In 95-83 Win At Ithaca
• Janice A. Deveney, 70
• Helen L. McNamara, 97
• links for 2010-11-27
• Aubrey Lynn Russell
• Teresa A. Reedy
• State Police: Nov. 25, 2010
• State Police: Nov. 24, 2010
• Fulton PD: Nov. 15-21, 2010
• TV Shows On Suicide Prevention Available Free Statewide Through NY Office of Mental Health
• Eileen L. Himes, 81
• Fulton PD: Nov. 8-14, 2010
• Heavy Snow Headed Our Way Today
• Underage Alcohol Sales Sting Nets One
• Friday’s Links Worth Clicking
• Board Of Ed Recognizes Talented Oswego Students
• Student Artwork On Display
• Oswego Boy To Give A Christmas To Remember
• Oswego County Holiday Farmers’ Market Scheduled
• College Financial Aid Night Next Monday At OHS
• Stone Soup Luncheon Receives Rock Solid Support
• New Look Under Way For Leighton School
• Family Math Nights Provide Rich Learning Experience
• United Way’s Stone Soup Luncheon a Success
• Springside At Seneca Hill Supports Catholic Charities Food Pantry
• ‘Nuncrackers,’ The Christmas Musical
• Catholic Charities Invites You To Give For A Kid
• A Time To Give Thanks
• Oswego PD 11/24/2010
• Open-skate program provides adaptive sled
• Metro Center to host graduate information session
• Welch Allyn CEO to speak at SUNY Oswego's December commencement
• SUNY Oswego community shares in season of giving
• Professor's book charts journey of Indian child widow turned trailblazer
• Wednesday’s Links Worth Clicking
• First United Methodist Church to Hold Craft Fair and BBQ
• Open Skate in Fulton This Weekend
• Local Parish Leader Elected to Diocesan Office
• Fulton Schools About to Begin Work on the Next Budget
• Fallen Firefighter Remembered
• Hannibal Ushers In The Holiday Season
• Oswego City School District CSEA Supports Human Concerns
• Oswego PD 11/23/2010
• Offense Comes Alive In Women's Ice Hockey 5-1 Victory
• Jaedon McKenzie Benjamin
• Visually Impaired Group Makes Food Baskets for Needy Families
• Friends of History In Fulton Collecting Toys For Tots
• Shirley L. Thompson, 81
• How Our Area Fared Under Stimulus
• New York Lottery Awards $250,000 Cash Prize To Oswego Mega Millions Winner
• Fulton’s Kush Earns Conference Honors
• SUNY Oswego, Community Ensembles to Present ‘Feast of Carols’
• Oswego Laker Club Hockey Team Wins Canton Tourney
• Nine Mile Point Winter Clothing Donation
• Oswego State Downtown art exhibit to celebrate winter's variations
• links for 2010-11-23
• OHS Senior Named ‘Musician Of The Month’
• ‘Blues’ Brightens Oswego Middle School Learning Experience
• Oswego Student Musicians Selected To Elite Group
• Port City To Pay DEC $10,000
• OHS Sophomores Plan Friendly Fundraiser
• Auer Winds Up Pool Career At State Meet
• Kadin Andrew Pjanic
• Clara Michelle Thingvoll
• CDL Career Information Meeting Scheduled for December 1
• 24th Annual APW Senior Citizen Thanksgiving Dinner
• Oswego PD 11/22/2010
• College, community ensembles to present 'Feast of Carols'
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/22/10
• RaiderNet Daily: An Athlete’s Progress
• Last-minute Change in State Goals Wipes Out Gains at Hannibal’s Middle School, Puts School Deeper on State’s List
• Eastern Shore Associates Adds Mexico Office
• Monday’s Links Worth Following
• Joy of Christmas Concert & Dinner, December 5
• Oswego State Blue Line Club Supports Catholic Charities
• Visit the Holiday Farmers Market Saturday, December 4
• Seniors Enjoy Thanksgiving at ARC of Oswego County
• Orientation Meeting on Foster Parenting and Adoption Scheduled for December 1
• Fisher, McCready Selected As Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Phoenix Community Creates Special Flag
• Half-Shire Historical Society: November 26, 2010
• G. Ray Bodley High School Yearbook Order Form
• RaiderNet Daily: Harry’s Back
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/19/10
• Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health: A Green Pet
• Now is the Time to Quit Smoking
• Oswego State Wrestling Places Fifth At Doug Parker Invitational
• Gene C. Andres, 65
• Oswego State Men’s Ice Hockey Cools Off Morrisville 4-2
• Hannibal’s Burridge Scores 25, Makes All-Tourney Team But Laker Fall in Ziel Title Game
• Rossi’s 10 Points Help Laker Women to Tournament Title
• Melvin “Mel” MacEwen, 73
• Carol Ann Haws, 82
• Oswego State Swimming and Diving Picks Up Two Wins At Brockport
• Wrestling Places Fifth At Doug Parker Invitational
• Men's Ice Hockey Cools Off Red-Hot Morrisville 4-2
• Swimming and Diving Picks Up Two Wins At Brockport
• Autism Connections Hosts Movie Night
• Santa Visit Highlights Christmas At Sea
• Bosco’s Annual Christmas Expo Set Dec. 5
• Outstanding Oswego Student-Musicians Selected To Area All State
• Two First-Period Goals Hurt Women's Ice Hockey In 3-1 Loss
• Holiday Portraits For The Whole Family To Benefit Kingsford Park
• Thanksgiving Feast At Minetto Elementary
• Men's Basketball Finishes Second In Max Ziel Classic With 76-72 Loss
• Women's Basketball Wins Tournament Title With 67-55 Victory Over Cobleskill
• Buy Local this Holiday Season
• 2010 ISMA Season Comes to a Close at Awards Banquet, Nov. 13
• Boundary Deer
• Fishing Reports for November 19, 2010
• Men's Basketball Uses Balanced Effort to Squeak Past York College 64-61
• Women's Ice Hockey Falls To Utica 2-1
• Strong Interior Play Leads Women's Basketball Past D'Youville 68-53
• Cooper Brian Reynolds
• Connor Patrick Stepien
• Roman Lawrence Liverman
• Music Concerts Scheduled Across Fulton District
• Two Oswego Coast Guard Crewmembers Hurt When Ship Rolls in Oswego Harbor
• Kristi’s Holiday Menu
• Aubertine Concedes Senate Race to Ritchie
• Unemployment Rises in Oswego County Again; 3rd Highest in the State
• links for 2010-11-19
• Annual Parade of Trees Begins November 29 at John Wells Pratt House
• ‘ZumbAtomic’ Time At Leighton
• OCO Is On A Roll!
• Hockey Tykes Collecting Toys For ‘Let’s Give For A Kid’
• Triathlon Event Gets On Track In Oswego
• Oswego Health Makes SSO Holiday Pops Tickets Available
• Swing Through the Winter with a Golf Pro!
• Oswego County Federal Credit Union, Local Businesses Sponsor ‘Christmas In Mexico’ Dec. 3-5
• Oswego PD 11/18/2010
• Oswego PD 11/16/2010
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/18/10
• Agency, Students Want to Combat Tobacco Marketing
• Versatile indie artist Owen to play Indie Series
• RaiderNet Daily: A Look at the Future
• Art degree candidates to display their work
• links for 2010-11-18
• Men's and Women's Basketball Games To Be On TV and Internet
• OHS Students Prep Baby Blankets For Newborns
• Oswego Minor Hockey Collecting Food For Catholic Charities Food Pantry
• Local Agencies To Host Youth Program Forum
• Letter of Intent Day For Two OHS Student-Athletes
• Oswego School Bloodmobile A Success
• Area Businesses Collecting Toys For ‘Let’s Give For A Kid’
• Education Is An Effective Tool Against Bullying
• Brianna Leigh Hamilton
• Marissa Lynne Havens
• APW High School Science Program Receives ExxonMobil Grant
• Local Eateries Support ‘Stone Soup’ Luncheon
• Murder On Nile At Faust This Weekend
• OCO Welcomes New Providers To Fulton Health Center
• CPR/AED Adult Review Class to Be Held
• RaiderNet Daily: Taking the Advice of Murderers
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/17/10
• Fulton Lawmakers Give Thanks to Organizers of Annual Free Thanksgiving Dinner
• links for 2010-11-17
• Oswego School Board Lays Foundation For 2011-12 Budget
• Fishing Reports for November 16, 2010
• Women's Basketball Shoots Past Cazenovia in Season-Opener 88-33
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/16/10
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/15/10
• links for 2010-11-16
• Fulton Council Tidbits: Tax Settlement with Penn Traffic; More Parking at Michaud; Old Gas Station Sold
• RaiderNet Daily: Pizza, Anyone?
• Donald F. Hall, Sr., 81
• Joyce E. Cronin, 67
• Schroeppel Accident Kills Teen
• FCT’s Evening On Broadway Continues Nov. 20
• Pomona Grange Receives Awards
• Lady Bucs Fall In State Regional Volleyball
• Oswego PD 11/15/2010
• RaiderNet Daily: Turkey Trotting
• Sloan supports advanced science and business education for New York
• Fawn M. Hewitt-Chatterson
• Fairgrieve Elementary School’s Mathematics Initiative
• Lee, Rodrigues Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• links for 2010-11-15
• OCO Creates Human Pink Ribbon
• Christmas With Nuncrackers
• Home Heating Safety Tips Offered
• Quilt Raffle Benefits Church
• Cooperative Extension’s Leader Thanks County For Its Support
• Jane Turner Terpening, 88
• Emmitt (Boots) William Phillips, 76
• Frederick Alanson Hall, 73
• Fern E. Brown Anthony, 77
• Women's Hockey Posts 2-2 Tie Against Cortland
• Rodrigues Powers Men's Ice Hockey To 3-1 Win At Utica
• Wrestling Claims First Dual Of Season in 27-14 Decision Over RIT
• Cross Country Teams Wrap Up Seasons At NCAA Regional Championships
• links for 2010-11-13
• Oswego PD 11/12/2010
• OPD 11/11/2010
• Emma Marie Clothier
• Savannah Searfoss-DeGroff
• Peyton Mckenzie Johnson
• Women's Ice Hockey Skates To 1-1 Tie Versus Cortland
• Balanced Attack Gives Men's Ice Hockey 6-1 Win Over Cortland
• GRB’s Child Development Class Has International Impact
• Guest Speaker Highlights Native American Heritage at Lanigan Elementary School
• New Oswego Graduate Certificate Explores Integrated Media, Social Networks
• Community Thanksgiving Dinner at State St. UMC Thanksgiving Day
• Fulton PD: Week of 11/1/2010
• Tree Lighting Caps Hannibal’s “Country Christmas” Celebration
• Peace Corps, College to Combine Global Service with Two Master’s Programs
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/12/10
• BOCES May Ask for $35 Mil Building Project For ‘Embarassing’ Campus; ‘We Don’t Need a Taj Mahal’, Says Fulton Board of Ed Member
• Oswego State Men’s Club Hockey Split a Pair
• Oswego Pauses To Remember Its Veterans
• Big Blocks To Return To Fulton Speedway In 2011; New Crate Small Block Class Created
• SUNY Oswego Researcher to Use Grant to Design Versatile X-ray Detector
• Travel down memory lane…
• Withdrawing Walleyes from the Bank
• Rainbows among the Browns–and Golds–of Autumn
• SHANGRI-LA II CANCELS FALL BRAWL; $1,000+ 50-50 JACKPOT CARRIES OVER TO 2011
• JEFF HOLBROOK-RUSS WOOD TEAM TO BE CROWNED 2010 ISMA CHAMPIONS AT BANQUET IN NOVEMBER
• FULL SPEED AHEAD AS 2011 SEASON AT OSWEGO SPEEDWAY STARTS TO TAKE SHAPE
• ISMA’s 28th Annual Awards Banquet Set For Saturday Night, Nov. 13
• Chester Litwak, 86
• Wrestling Dual vs. RIT Saturday To Be Webcast
• Men's Basketball Looks To Reach New Heights In 2010-11 Season
• Chuck Handley of Burke’s Home Center Named Lumber Person of the Year by Central New York Retail Lumber Dealers Association
• Men's Ice Hockey vs. Cortland To Be Broadcast On TV And Internet
• Seven inducted into the Oswego State Hall of Fame
• RaiderNet Daily: Thinking of Veterans
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/10/10
• Peace Corps, college to combine global service with two master's programs
• Scene Around Town: Hiking The Trails At Great Bear
• “The Next Great Idea” 2010 Business Plan Competition Winner Announced
• ARC of Oswego County Offers Help on Transitioning to Adult Services
• Fall Fun Fest at Oswego Head Start
• Wednesday’s Links Worth Following
• Fulton Prepares to Take Over Dog Licensing
• State Suspends Oswego Doc’s License
• Valencia, C. Carvey, 52
• Hoops For Haiti Relief Effort Set for Nov. 19-20
• The Sopranos Wines Featuring Vincent Pastore to Highlight December 4th Tasting Event at Andrew’s Wine Cellar in Oswego
• Researcher to use grant to design versatile X-ray detector
• Nine Mile 1 Shuts Down After Valve Malfunctions
• John T. Ryan, 85
• Benttly Rae Reid
• Alexa Mae Bonoffski
• Women's Basketball Aims for Success in 2010-11 Season
• Leaders of tomorrow donate winter clothing, money
• New Oswego graduate certificate explores integrated media, social networks
• NCAA Atlantic Regional Cross Country Championships to be Webcast
• Emi Williams Named ECAC West Goalie of the Week
• Oswego PD 11/09/2010
• Oswego County Sites Tapped as World’s Largest Christmas Project Relay Sites
• Logan Martin Band – The After LIFE Tour
• links for 2010-11-09
• Fulton Public Library Announces Amnesty Week
• Sea Cadets Drill This Weekend
• Rotarians Induct Geitner
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/9/10
• Junior Raider: Meet Columbus
• RaiderNet Daily: Helping Soldiers
• Jeannine T. Sconzert
• Close to 15,000 older upstate New York adults are injured and hospitalized due to falls
• Joseph Ruta, 82
• Welcome Back Tobacco Free Network!
• Emi Williams Named ECAC West Goalie of the Week
• Benefit for Joann Merritt
• Warner Edward Bell, 66
• Merritt/Krause July 2011 Wedding Set
• Pucks for Paws
• Baby Snow
• Luke Moodie Named SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Player of the Week
• Metzger, Mills Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Moodie Named SUNYAC Men’s Ice Hockey Player of the Week
• Alliance Bank United Way Campaign Under Way
• Charles T. Penfield, 86
• Catholic Charities Announces Fresh Food Distribution
• Louise H. Krawczyk, 92
• FCT’s Evening On Broadway To Open Nov. 13
• New Health Law Changes Take Effect in 2014
• Fulton Sunrise Rotarians Hear About Mentoring Program
• Oswego Film Group Presents Winter’s Bone
• Guest Readers Enliven Reading in Granby Classroom
• College to host 'Stars Over Oswego' viewing
• links for 2010-11-08
• Legislature Honors Green for 25 Years’ Service
• Cornell Cooperative Extension to Host Farm Food Safety Training & GAP Certification Training
• Drop Everything and Respect at Granby Elementary School
• Oswego Town Historical Society Veterans Day Event Features WAC’s Experiences
• Red Baron Pizza Fundraiser for Granby Playground Fund on November 22 and 23
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/08/10
• Fulton Man Wins $25,000 From Lottery
• RaiderNet Daily: A Warm October
• Lady Bucs Impressive At Swim Meet
• Oswego PD 11/08/2010
• Volney Elementary School Honors Role Model Students at Spirit Assembly
• 2010 Fulton City School District Site Based Meeting Held
• Natalie May David
• NYS Needs to Cut Unfunded Mandates Before Capping Property Taxes
• ARC of Oswego County’s 5th Annual Gala Raises $7,670
• Oswego Resident David Branfield Appointed to State Council for People with Hearing Loss
• Fulton Rotarians Hear About Child Advocacy Center
• Ryan Honored on Retirement from County
• SUNY Oswego School of Business Named to 2011 ‘Best 300′ List
• Syracuse Symphony Musicians to Join ‘Homage to Piano Trio’
• MBA Candidate Helps His Team to a National Title
• OHS Swimmers’ Season Continues
• AL-ANON Day of Sharing Set
• Slow Start Hurts Women's Ice Hockey In 3-1 Loss To Elmira
• Wrestling Places Sixth At Ithaca Invitational; Mills Finshes Second
• Elizabeth “Betty” Cunningham, 87
• Barbara J. Spedding, 67
• Hundreds expected for Veterans' Day Open House on Thursday
• Swimming and Diving Posts Two Wins Over Clarkson
• Women's Ice Hockey Opens League Play With 1-1 Tie Versus Elmira
• Wrestling Has Several Wrestlers Advance At Ithaca Invitational
• Late Goal Lifts Men's Ice Hockey Over Rival Plattsburgh 5-3
• Mary L. Vona, 89
• Charles “Charlie” L. Evert, 77
• Oswego High School Removed From SINI List
• Family Court Room Mural Project Unveiled
• Moodie's Hat Trick Pushes Men's Ice Hockey To 7-1 Win Against Potsdam
• Jean Bonhotal Talks About Composting
• Swimming and Diving To Participate In "Hour of Power" Relay Tuesday, Nov. 9
• Charles E. Riley Leads Fundraising Effort For ‘Pennies For Peace’
• Men's Hockey vs. Plattsburgh To Be Broadcast On TV and Internet
• History In Wax At Frederick Leighton
• Friday’s Links Worth Clicking
• RaiderNet Daily: The Last Hunt
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/6/10
• John E. “Jack” Barrie, 83
• Friends of History Present: Trunks and Travel: A 19th Century Journey in New York State
• Sachel Joins Eastern Shore Associates Insurance
• Moriarty Named Chemical Dependency Therapist at Farnham Family Services
• Oswego PD 11/05/2010
• Thank A Service Member and Fort Drum USO To Host Veteran’s Day Salute on November 8th
• Richard Kenneth Malone III
• Documentary, Ceremony And Sock Hop Highlight Veterans’ Salute 2010
• Locals in the News: Allentown, PA Pilot Flies Puppies to Fulton
• Clara Sheldon Vant, 88
• Sandra K. Stanton Elliott, 62
• Thursday’s Links Worth Clicking
• RaiderNet Daily: To Quebec!
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/4/10
• Pacchiana Named Third Team All-SUNYAC In Men's Soccer
• Liadka Selected To Women's Soccer All-SUNYAC Third Team
• Roetzer Repeats On Field Hockey All-SUNYAC First Team; Blair Named Second Team
• Rising jazz guitarist Lage Lund to perform
• Pathfinder Bancorp, Inc. Announces Third Quarter Earnings
• Oswego PD 11/04/2010
• Oswego Middle School Students’ Energy Contributes To Windmill Fair
• Cornell Cooperative Extension Of Oswego County To Host Local Meats Education, Tasting Fair
• Pennies For Peace
• Time To Change Clocks – And Batteries
• Williams F. Jones, 78
• SUNY Oswego Hosts Youth Employment Summit
• No Major Problems Reported At Polls On Tuesday
• links for 2010-11-03
• Fulton Music Assn. Sponsors Free Nov. 13 Concert By Army’s 10th Mountain Div. Band
• Fishing Reports for November 2, 2010
• Men's Basketball Prepares to Tip-off 2010-11 Season
• Students weaving together 'Underpants' production at SUNY Oswego
• October 2010 Was A Bit Warmer Than Normal
• Election Night: Republicans Take One, Lose Another
• RaiderNet Daily: Model UN Honors
• Oswego PD 11/03/2010
• Oswego, Plattsburgh to renew hockey rivalry Saturday
• Halloween Stories, Reading Go Together At Minetto
• Pumpkins Paintings Brighten Friendly’s
• WBUC 48 Hours Plan, Shoot To DVD
• RaiderNet Daily: The Yearbook
• Oswego PD 11/02/2010
• Dan Witmer Named Community Service Event Coordinator
• Women's Basketball Takes To Hardwood For 2010-11 Season
• Betsy F. Wilcox, 82
• Helen M. Oswald, 89
• Orwin Brethen, 88
• Salvation Army Life Skills Center Receives $10k Grant From Entergy Nuclear
• City, County Consider Leachate – Sludge Agreement
• Fulton Community Theatre’s Evening On Broadway To Benefit ‘Let’s Give For A Kid’
• OCO’s Meals On Wheels Program Available To Area Seniors And More
• Final Day Finds One Congressional Candidate Campaigning With Clinton, The Other Campaigning Against Him
• Tuesday’s Links Worth Clicking On
• Kristin Davis Speaks At SUNY Oswego
• Poll: Ritchie Holds Small Lead in State Senate Race
• Nikki Dean Named SUNYAC Women's Swimmer of the Week
• Fulton’s All-Night Parking Ban Begins
• Paul Beckwith Selected As SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Goaltender of the Week
• OCB Construction Technology Students De-Construct
• Men's Ice Hockey Tickets Versus Plattsburgh Sold Out
• links for 2010-11-01
• Conveniently Located Ranch
• Sheriff’s Office, 11/01/10
• Oswego PD 11/01/2010
• RaiderNet Daily: Reality Check
• Oswego County BOCES and Oswego County Sheriff’s Office Awarded Secure Our Schools Grant
• Pratt Earns Eastern Shore Associates’ First ‘Partnership Award’
• Redlich Would Represent the People as Governor
• Roman for County Court Judge
• Letter: Don Todd’s Built-In Conflict of Interest
• Trinity Marie Nicholas
• Adrianna Elizabeth Viscome-Rice
• Saline Marie Lyn Webster
• Aaron Lee VanVorst Jr.
• Beckwith, Dean Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Tucker’s Is Here To Stay!
• ‘Play On’ Opening Moved To Nov. 5
• Personal Injury MVA Investigated
• Todd Tells Rotary About His Qualifications To Be Judge
• Hunter Safety And Prevention
• Sarah Eggleston, 34
• United Way ‘Stone Soup’ Luncheon To Aid Local Food Pantries
• Nancy’s Beauty Nook Supports OCO’s Cancer Services
• Small Businesses Invest In Oswego County By Giving To United Way
• OCO Outstanding Employee Award Presented
• Oswego Community Youth Orchestra In Concert
• Sam Natoli, 87
• Women's Soccer Pours On Attack In 6-0 Season Finale Win
• Joseph V. Pepe, 62
• Weekend Men's Ice Hockey Games To Be Webstreamed
• Oswego State Women’s Ice Hockey Drops Season Opener To Adrian 2-0
• Women's Ice Hockey Drops Season Opener To Adrian 2-0
• Swimming and Diving Swept By Oneonta
• Oswego State Men’s Ice Hockey Opens League Play With 5-2 Win Over Buffalo State
• Men's Ice Hockey Opens League Play With 5-2 Win Over Buffalo State
• Paladino Campaign Rolls Into Oswego
• Hollywood film producer Miano to return Thursday to Oswego
• CYO Hosts Annual Halloween Party
• Student-directed 'Underpants' to show at SUNY Oswego
• Oswego Man Charged In Burglaries
• Syracuse Symphony musicians to join 'Homage to Piano Trio'
• Fulton Underage Drinking Detail Makes One Arrest
• School of Business named to 2011 'Best 300' list
• Cross Country Men Finish Seventh, Women Place Eighth at 2010 SUNYAC Championships
• MBA candidate helps his team to a national title
• Women's Ice Hockey Knocks Off Adrian 3-1
• Ameigh to lead WRVO as general manager
• Men's Ice Hockey Blanks Fredonia 3-0
• George A Crisafulli, 82
• Oswego State Prepared To Host SUNYAC Cross Country Championships Saturday
• Russell James McCabe Thomas
• 2010 Oswego State Athletic Hall of Fame Class To Be Inducted Saturday
• Greg Mortenson is Oswego’s Cup Of Tea
• Swimming and Diving Squads Split Results Against RIT
• Fairgrieve Stops To Read
• Volleyball Closes Out Season With 3-0 Sweep of Morrisville
• Oswego PD 10/29/2010
• Men's Basketball To Host Alumni Exhibition Game Saturday
• links for 2010-10-30
• Field Hockey Falters In 2-1 Loss To Nazareth
• Alivia Ann Maybe
• Aubertine Secures $40k For Oswego YMCA Armory
• Evelyn A. (Oleyourryk) Lawton, 82
• Max Ziel Clarke
• Matthew J. Bush, 91
• 10/24/2010 – Flu and Pneumonia Shot Clinic
• 10/24/2010 – Learn About Your Local Agencies at the 2010 Provider Forum
• 10/23/2010 – Benefit in Memory of Janell Granger
• 10/23/2010 – Fall Rummage Sale
• 10/23/2010 – Learn About Your Local Agencies at the 2010 Provider Forum
• Strong Third Period Gives Men's Ice Hockey 4-1 Win Over Elmira
• SUNY Oswego to present Nov. 11 panel on hydrofracking
• Men's Soccer Eliminated From Post-Season Race With 1-0 Loss at New Paltz
• Women's Soccer Plays to 1-1 Draw Against New Paltz
• Field Hockey Blanked By Houghton 2-0
• Women's Ice Hockey Looks To Regain Post-Season Form In 2010-11
• Star percussionist Zakir Hussain to perform in Waterman
• Men's and Women's Ice Hockey Videostreams Available This Weekend
• Men's Ice Hockey Preseason Favorite For SUNYAC Title
• Lakers To Add Live Stats For Select Winter Home Sports
• 2010 Nobel news connects with Oswego chemistry grads
• Volleyball Knocks Off SUNYIT 3-1; Raises Over $1,100 For Dig Pink
• Ambron Named Oswego State Athlete of the Week
• Governor names Scriber to Oswego College Council
• 'Soul of America' photos of New Orleans to appear at Oswego State Downtown
• College to host 'Stars Over Oswego' viewing
• Field Hockey Closes Out League Schedule With 3-1 Loss To New Paltz
• Men's Soccer Falls To Geneseo 2-1
• Women's Soccer Falls to Geneseo 3-1
• Men's Cross Country Places Seventh at Rochester Invitational; Women Finish 10th
• Men's Ice Hockey Dominates In 17-0 Exhibition Win Over GMHL All-Stars
• Field Hockey Falls At Oneonta 5-2
• Men's Soccer Downed 5-0 by Nationally-Ranked Brockport
• Offense Sharp in Women's Soccer 4-0 Win Over Brockport
• Women's Ice Hockey Helps Local Fourth Graders Develop Writing Skills
• WRVO to air SUNY Oswego media summit on digital growth
• Alumni association to recognize Laker leaders in Oct. 30 ceremony
• Men's Ice Hockey Set To Defend SUNYAC Title
• Media Summit panel ponders digital growth, consequences
• Grant helps researchers carry on search for elusive bog turtle
• Students, faculty benefit from Summer Scholars program
• Online program aims to increase access to a SUNY Oswego MBA
• Univ. of Rochester Pre-Meet Interviews With Cross Country Teams
• Media Summit Explores 3-D, Mobile Explosion
• Women's Tennis Ends Fall Season With 5-4 Loss To Elmira
• Tenor to appear in college concert Oct. 27 in Oswego church
• Laker Basketball Squads To Host Hoops Hysteria
• Tango music, dance to enliven ballroom stage Oct. 26
• Late Goal Sinks Women's Soccer In 2-1 Loss To St. Lawrence
• Men's Lacrosse Green/Gold/Pink Scrimmage To Be Held Saturday, Oct. 16
• Men's Golf Wraps Up Fall Schedule At Hamilton Invitational
• Collins, Kuracina Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Volleyball to Host “Dig Pink” Game Oct. 19
• Women's Tennis Eliminated From SUNYAC Championships
• Volleyball Places Third At Oswego State Invitational
• Women's Soccer Falls 4-3 In Overtime To Fredonia
• Comeback Falls Short In 3-2 Field Hockey Loss To Morrisville
• Kuracina's Goal Secures 2-1 Men's Soccer Win on Senior Day
• Sylvia Naomi Perez
• Kuracina Goal Gives Men's Soccer Second Conference Win Over Buffalo State
• Bicyclist Hospitalized After Striking Parked Vehicle
• Volleyball Goes 2-0 At Home Invitational
• C’s Farm Supports Greg Mortenson Oswego Appearance
• Oswego PD 10/08/2010
• Salon 115 Joins OCO’s Fight Against Cancer
• Just Styling Supports OCO’s Cancer Services
• Lowe’s Grants OMS Students Chance To Build Windmills
• Fit And Active At Bishop’s Commons
• RaiderNet Daily: Tonight, J-D
• Free Mammograms, ‘Pampering’ Offered On National Mammography Day
• Sheriff’s Office, 10/8/10
• Seniors, Students Embrace Three Cups Of Tea
• Fulton Council Tidbits: Agreements OK’d; Flooding Discussed
• Improvisation to spice jazz in pianist's Oct. 21 concert
• Blue and White Pride… and Reptiles on Tap for BucFest October 15th
• Enza Napoli, 88
• Fishing Reports for October 8, 2010
• PATHFINDER BANK PROMOTES NATIONAL PROTECT YOUR IDENTITY WEEK OCTOBER 17-22
• Natalia Ann Webb
• Owen Rivers DeGroff
• Connor Perry Scanlon
• Women's Soccer Suffers Tough 4-3 Loss At Buffalo State
• Ava Marie Horning
• Women's Tennis Doubles Teams Fall At SUNYAC Championships
• Salmon are In…and They’re Huge!
• You've got mail @oswego.edu
• RaiderNet Daily: Taking The Next Step
• Sheriff’s Office, 10/7/10
• Fairgrieve Elementary School Presents Virtue of the Month Awards
• Marie E. Wall, 75
• Robert H. Chetney, 83
• A Profile Of Bob Chetney
• Catholic Charities Announces Fresh Food Distribution
• Blue Ribbons Raise Awareness Of Child Abuse
• Offense Breaks Out In Field Hockey's 7-0 Win Over Wells
• Leighton Bus Drivers Contribute To Students
• State Decision On Ballast Water Regulations Could Sink Oswego Port
• Mother Nature Pause on Modified 200 – Racing to Resume Sunday Morning
• OHS Sports Roundup For Oct. 7
• TED CHRISTOPHER AMAZES WITH ISMA WIN AT BERLIN
• Oswego PD 10/07/2010
• Tony Hirschman Wins 4th Race of Champions Modified 200
• OCO Makes Strides Against Cancer
• SHANGRI-LA II’S FALL BRAWL POSTPONED BY FOUL WEATHER
• Fourth Graders Benefit From Thesaurus Project
• Capturing the great outdoors…
• Rice Creek talk, photos to focus on invasive plants
• Fishing at the Cleveland Dock
• Gallery to feature 'Italian American Family Album,' faculty work
• Two-Day Design Workshop Planned To Shape Oswego’s Future
• Field Hockey Shuts Out Elmira 5-0
• Aubertine Outspending Ritchie in Race for Senate
• Volleyball Swept By Keuka In Heartbreaker
• Meeting Focuses On Fishing Safety
• Second Fisherman Caught in River’s Waters Dies
• College prepares for 'Dracula' appearance
• Golfers Gear Up For End Of Season Challenge
• RaiderNet Daily: Homecoming in Pictures
• Citizens Academy to share topics about sustainable communities
• SUNYAC Serves up Women’s Tennis Championship This Weekend
• Doris E. Scott, 92
• Artswego season to offer globe-spanning feast of music, dance, comedy
• Lanigan’s ‘Blast’ Returns from the Past
• Sheriff’s Office, 10/6/10
• SUNY Oswego ranks with region's best, guides say
• Oswego PD 10/06/2010
• Charting Oswego's success, by the numbers
• Hannah Kaitlynn Coe
• Volunteers Will Make Sesquicentennial Reunion Memorable
• Empire Interpreting Languages Director Attending World Expo in China
• Professor, students study carbon-rich rocks for clues to mass extinction
• Second Half Hurts Field Hockey In 2-0 Loss To Geneseo
• GENIUS Olympiad to draw young researchers to Oswego
• Men and Women Place Sixth at Geneseo Cross Country Invitational
• Ghana goal leads to marathon in Africa
• Women's Tennis Earns Second Win Of Season Against Sage
• Best-selling author to reveal strategies for competing successfully
• All-Around Effort Helps Volleyball Defeat Alfred 3-1
• Rural Health Network To Host Senior Health Fair
• Men's Golf Rebounds To Finish Tied For Seventh At ECAC Championships
• Oswego County Opportunities Honors Staff
• Single-Game Ice Hockey Tickets Go On Sale Oct. 4
• October Salvation Army Guest Chef Dinner Features Vona’s Restaurant
• Barron, Leader Named Oswego State Athletes of the Week
• Relaxing And Reading With Book Buddies At Kingsford Park
• Lakers and SAAC To Rake Leaves On October 24
• Fire Damages Fulton Home
• RaiderNet Daily: Keeping Things Clean & Green
• Final Home Meet Tonight for Raider Runners
• BucFest 2010 Set for October 15 at Joe Wilber Field in Oswego
• Hoffman Suddenly Quits Race for Congress
• Oswego PD 10/05/2010
• County Administrator Unveils Proposed 2011 Budget
• Lunchtime at the Oswego Public Library
• ARC of Oswego County Offers Presentation on Transitioning from School to Adult Services
• Educational Research Partnership Underway in Brazil
• Stargazers’ Night Set At Marine Muesum
• Granby Phys Ed Teacher Reads to Students
• Fulton Family YMCA Holds Flu Clinic Thursday
• Rotarians Hear About Rebranding of the YMCA
• Coupon Experts Presents Free Seminar in Fulton
• Special Archives Day Coming Up
• Strings of Aviv Quartet to come alive at Oct. 13 Ke-Nekt concert
• OHS Sports Roundup – Golfer Top A Pair Of Rivals
• Harborfest Expands Partnership with Step One Creative
• Bell Tower is Back Atop Historic Church
• Gracie Elizabeth White
• Sheriff’s Office, 10/04/10
• Riley Lynn Trude
• RaiderNet Daily: A Homecoming Win
• Makenna Margaret-Kay Smith
• Oswego PD 10/04/2010
• Schumer Announces NRC Security Improvements
• New Oswego School Board Meeting Schedule
• Raiders Outlast Bucs On The Gridiron
• Community Meeting On Improving Fishing Safety On Oswego River Set Wednesday
• Best-selling Author Julie Powell to be Guest Speaker at October 22nd Harvest Dinner in Oswego
• Oswego County BOA Public Meeting Today at City Hall
• Two Oswego Women Arrested Following Burglary Probe
• OHS Pair Tapped For All-American Band Honors
• Nancy J. Bugow, 71
• Oswego County Opportunities Welcomes New Employees
• United Way Thanks Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
• Harborfest, Step One Creative Expand Partnership
• Recognized For Service
• OCO Teams With Hair Salons To Promote Free Cancer Screenings
• Inez Parker To Direct Fundraiser
• Scene Around Pumpkin Fest
• Harold D. Sharkey, 82
• Marcuccilli, Phelps And Caswell Grab Big Wins On The Opening Night Of The 25th Annual “Outlaw
• All-Around Effort Helps Oswego State Volleyball Defeat Alfred 3-1
• Second Half Hurts Oswego State Field Hockey In 2-0 Loss To Geneseo
• Oswego State Men’s Soccer Suffers Home Loss To Potsdam 2-0
• Fulton Striker Scores in Oswego State Women’s Soccer 2-1 Loss at Potsdam
• Half Shire Historical Society
• SUNY Oswego Enrollment Up; Quality Remains High, School Says
• Great Pumpkins Abound In Port City
• Oswego Lions Club To Distribute Bicycle Helmets At Pumpkin Fest
• Dozens Of Animals Looking For Forever Homes
• Sheriff’s Office, 10/1/10
• Live Broadcast: Fulton vs. Oswego Football
• Kellan Michael West
• Chelsie Marie LaPage
• Keegan Elmer
• Saturday Night Poker Player Wins $1 Million NY Poker Lottery Jackpot
• Hair Salons Invited To Help Promote Free Cancer Screenings
• RaiderNet Daily: Homecoming Day
• Outstanding Employees Honored
• Sunrise Rotary Sells Coupon Book
• Fulton Sells Another Fixed-up Home For a Profit
• Fulton PD: Week of August 23, 2010
• Vehicle Pursuit Races Through Port City
• Hunter Jay Bubis
• Emma Mae Liberti
• Robert J. Lyman, 79
• Raymond W. Jung, 81
• Mary Catherine Dillabough, 65
• County Urges State To Support Funding For Parks, Historic Sites
• Julie Billings Discusses The Girl Scouts
• Perfect Attendance Award Presented
• Vendor Space Available For Pumpkin Fest
• Marching Bucs In Competition Saturday
• Smart Table Deal Divides Oswego School Board
• Oswego PD 09/09/2010
• Bucs Soccer Shut Out At Corcoran
• Oswego Volleyball, Golf In Action
• Getting Ready For The New School Year
• CNY Great Pumpkin Festival Set
• OCO Presents Longevity Award
• A New Year Begins in Hannibal, With Spring’s Cutbacks Causing Fall Complaints
• Louis E. Wallace, Jr., 69
• Evelyn L. McDonald, 80
• James F. Scaccia,74
• ABT-solutely Dominant – Steve Abt Leads All 100 in SBS Classic
• The King of Wings Crowned Classic Champion
• Oswego PD 09/08/2010
• Oswego Ushers In New School Year
• Koston Anthony Hawkins
• Cooper Joseph Hadcock
• Hailey Catherine Niver
• Sheriff’s Office, 9/08/10
• Gotham Wines to Highlight September 18th Event at Andrew’s Wine Cellar in Oswego
• Oswego Hospital Opens New ER Entrance Today
• Response from Bion to Posting by Janice Wilson in the Oswego County Today
• Scriba Volunteer Fire Department Hosts Annual Fire Safety Open House
• Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health: The Dog in the Convertible
• Fort Ontario Arts & Kites Festival Set for Sept. 11
• September Is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
• Fall EMT Course Begins Sept. 29 in Central Square
• To Prevent the Spread of Rabies, Avoid Contact with Bats and Other Wildlife
• State Concludes OFD Investigation, Fines City
• Harborfest Vows To Keep City Informed As Plans Progress For 2011, 2012 Celebrations
• Military Discounts in Oswego County
• Save A Lot Weekly Flyer
• MTV Celebrity and Motivational Speaker to Visit APW Schools on September 24
• McDonalds Fundraiser for Granby Playground Fund on September 15
• Oswego Man Facing Assault, Burglary Charges
• Wellness Expo to be Held in Conjunction With Novelis 10Kan Events
• Students, Faculty to Chase Lake-Effect Snowstorms for Data
• Quirk’s Players Hard at Work on Fall Productions
• Sheriff’s Office, 9/07/10
• IT ALL COMES DOWN TO THIS
• Mother Nature 3, Classic Weekend 0
• KENT DOMINATES MODIFIEDS AGAIN; J. ZACHARIAS AND L.SHARPSTEEN MOVE CLOSE TO TITLES; DINEEN AND ALCAR
• BEN SEITZ TAKES FIRST ISMA WIN AT OSWEGO SUPER NATIONALS
• Cats in the Channel
• ‘I Need to See Her One More Time’: Woman’s Essay Yearns for Lost Mom, Highlights t
• Photo Gallery: Fulton vs. Indian River Football
• Back To School Is Also Germ Time
• Calling All Singers
• The Manor Celebrates the 60’s at the Yearly Family Picnic
• Letter: Todd’s Candidacy for Judge Poses Conflict of Interest
• Maverick Matthew Bonnell
• Ben Seitz Takes First ISMA Win at Oswego Super Nationals
• Walk Your Way To Good Health
• Last Kids’ Pirate Day Of The Season Slated
• ‘Playing For Poverty’ Ready To Rock
• Sam P. Strikwerda, 87
• James A. Marra, burial notice
• Photo Gallery: Fulton vs. Faith Heritage Boys Soccer
• Flood Advisory Posted for Oswego to Mexico Area Sunday
• Joanne M. Clark, 74
• United Way’s Annual Campaign Focus On Achieving Goals
• Wal-Mart To Host Book Drive To Benefit Success By 6
• Local Businesses Lend Support To Blue Ribbon Ride
• Classic Rock Reigns At State Fair
• OPD Offers Back To School Safety Tips
• Oswego Farmers’ Market Continues Sept. 9
• OCO Presents Outstanding Employee Award
• Fulton Schools’ Construction Work Wrapping Up in Time for School to Open
• Locals Abroad: Oswego County Native Retires as Catholic Lawyer in Atlanta
• Fishing Reports for September 3, 2010
• Oswego School Board Member Clarifies Aug. 24 Events
• Lady Bucs Volleyball Team Starts With A Win
• Patrick James Langdon
• Isaiah Matthew Parkhurst
• Joshua Daniel Simmons
• Oswego PD 09/03/2010
• Neighborhood Watch – Oswego’s Vanguard
• Friday’s High School Sports Calendar
• Underground Railroad In Oswego County To Be Highlighted
• Thursday’s Varsity Scoreboard
• Ramona Mills, 55
• House on a Spring To Play Tonight At Old City Hall
• Sheriff’s Office, 9/2/10
• SUNY Oswego Students Attend The Farmers’ Market
• Novelis Supported United Way At Taste Of Oswego
• Rotary District 7150 Governor Visits Oswego
• United Way Campaign Chair Up To The Challenge
• Friday Night Super Cruise and ‘Party In The Pits’ Canceled – Practice Still On For
• Fishing Reports for September 1, 2010
• Noah Parker Town and Nathan Parker Town
• Claire Victoria Witkovsky
• Increase In Calls Seen At County DSS
• Catholic Charities Announces Fresh Food Distribution
• Sheriff’s Department Supports Annual Blue Ribbon Ride Against Child Abuse
• Players Cast ‘Hound’
• Magical Mystery Tour To Perform At Playing For Poverty
• Food Sense Program Available At Catholic Charities
• Sheriff’s Office, 9/1/10
• State Police: August 31, 2010
• Fulton PD, week of August 9, 2010
• Oswego YMCA Dolphins Swim Team
• Oswego PD 09/01/2010
• Merchants welcome students back to town
• Fulton PD, week of August 16, 2010
• Kaydence Nicole Reed
• Grant Lynn Sanderson II
• Peyton Cordealia Knox
• Matthew Patrick Belawske
• Second Horse Dies of EEE in Oswego County
• Veterans Leader: Patients should be Patient as New VA Clinic Gets Organized
• Sleep Insights Opens New Sleep Center in Oswego
• Countdown To Author Mortenson’s Visit Under Way
• Construction, Renovation All Summer Long In Oswego Schools
• Fifth Annual ‘Connections’ Conference to Bring Women Together Sept. 28
• Smaller Do Good Swingband Now Available
• Oswego PD 08/31/2010
• Pulaski Has County’s Best-Tasting Water
• Class Of 2014 Gets Jump On School Year
• Fulton PD To Distribute Gun Locks At Farmers’ Market
• Burritt Motors Helps Drive Stuff-A-Bus Campaign
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/31/10
• 09/10/2010 – Town of Schroeppel Community Services Classic Car Night
• 09/08/2010 – Oswego Network of Entrepreneurs
• 09/06/2010 – Mexico Farmers Market
• 09/05/2010 – Biker’s Ministry
• 09/01/2010 – Oswego Network of Entrepreneurs
• Not Really Fighting for their Homes: Bion response to a Posting by the Citizens for Family Farms: 08
• Shirley E. Brownell, 84
• James A. Marra, 64
• Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Report Finds That 127,000 Upstate New York Adults Survived a Stroke
• Hilgenberg and Matott Wed
• Harrington Joins FitzGibbons Agency as Account Executive
• Fulton Churches Unite For Worship Sept. 5
• State Police: August 30
• Oswego PD 08/30/2010
• Wilcox Interns With Chirello Advertising
• Now THAT Was a Car!
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/30/10
• Attempted Mexico Holdup Blocked by Clerk Who Just Said No
• Aubertine Wins State Fair Milking Contest—Again
• Kids Bike Rodeo Part of Novelis 10Kan Activities
• Elizabeth Morin Auser
• State Police: August 25, 2010
• Adeline Paige Calkins
• OVIA’s Carson Awarded Designation of Certified Professional Insurance Agent
• Hunter Jeffery Ward
• State Police: August 27, 2010
• Coriyah’ Nicole Watkins
• New Principal Announced for Trinity Catholic
• Daxton James Parker
• State Police: August 29, 2010
• Baby Thompson
• Enter Here For The Classic Weekend Tickets Give A Way!
• Baby Johnson
• Oswego Golfers Win Pre-Season Invitational
• Donald E. Maguire, 73
• Our Perfect Wedding
• Crowds Sated With Tastes Of Oswego
• Travis Todd Hilborn Jr., infant
• Mary C. Taormino, 78
• Porky & Buddy’s Pet Health: Older Cats
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule for Week of Sept. 7
• CNY Spirits Premiers On Channel 6
• CDL Job Fair at Oswego County BOCES on September 9
• Byrne Dairy Partners with Oswego County to Promote Pulaski Area
• Credit Union Powers ‘Playing 4 Poverty’
• Musicians Share Talent With Seniors
• Celebrating Max’s Birthday
• Oswego PD 08/27/2010
• Raymond Thomas Hager II
• Victorian Day at Bishop’s Commons
• Ashlyn Elizabeth O’Shaughnessy
• OHS Sports Results: Tracz Brothers Lead Bucs To Links Sweep
• Gauge Elrik Neal
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/27/10:
• Belladonna Elizabeth Green
• Fishing Reports for August 26, 2010
• Chad Allen Whitney
• Michaud Residents Spend an Afternoon at the Oswego Speedway as Guests of Track Co-owner Patrick Furl
• Ambassadors Of Good Health
• Linda Legg Cited As OCO’s Outstanding Employee
• Lucky Winner
• Curtis James Pritchard
• Happy 68th Birthday to a very special man…My Dad
• EEE Found in Horse in Oswego County
• Sailing Class Rescued From Lake Ontario
• Music To Highlight Playing For Poverty
• Entrepreneur From Watertown One Of The Featured Speakers At Connections
• Oswego County Hospice Receives “Show How You Roll” Donation from Allstate’s Schore
• “Hog Wild Clam Jam” Raises Funds for Special Needs Children
• A View of History: A Hot Day on the Oswego River
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/26/10
• State Police: August 24, 2010
• Hannibal Sesquicentennial Museum Open Saturday, August 28
• Afterschool Programs Address Children and Teens’ Social and Academic Needs
• Merritt Charged With Second Child Sex Crime
• Oswego PD 08/26/2010
• Josephine “Josie” Borek, 85
• Frederick W. Wilkins, 68
• Happy Birthday, Daddy!!!!
• Friendly’s Restaurant Now Offering Large Print Menus
• Binghamton University Honors Area Students
• Ritchie Attends Field Day Parades in Williamstown and Hannibal
• Bion Doesn’t Get It
• This Woman’s Work: Honoring the Passing of the Nineteenth Amendment
• Angela Christine Carr
• Believer’s Chapel Supports ‘Playing 4 Poverty’
• AmeriCorps Members Visit Michaud Nursing Home
• Playing For Poverty To Benefit Area Food Pantries
• Local Students Take Park in National Grid Engineering Program
• Rotarians Hear From Massage Therapist
• Michael G. Lawton, 49
• Helen O. Kessler, 81
• Fulton PD, week of 8/2/10
• Marjorie Chappelle Sicke, 92
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/25/10
• BION Technologies Responds to Comments
• Peace and quiet is the setting for this impressive cape and immaculate home
• Oswego PD 08/25/2010
• Beautiful, scenic location for this well maintained immuculate home
• Dorothy M. Ylitalo, 77
• Certified First Responder Course Offered in Williamstown
• Fulton’s New Logo Aims to Show ‘Proud, Strong, Peaceful’ Onondaga Indian
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/24/10
• State Police: 8/23/10
• Installation of New Officers for Hastings-Parish VFW Ladies Auxiliary
• Gregory Charles Thomas
• New Great Lakes Seaway Trail GeoCoin Features Historic Fort Ontario
• Haley Mae Swatkowski
• Oswego Health Auxiliary Makes Generous Donation to Oswego Hospital Project
• Tug For Tim
• Donald C. Miller, 68
• New York Wins In Federal “Race to the Top”
• Barclay Sponsors Legislation to Help Families with Autism
• Novelis To Support United Way At Taste of Oswego
• Oswego Youth Helps Food Pantry
• Taste of Oswego Set Aug. 29
• Oswego County’s Canal Locks Closed by High Water
• School Lunches Going Up a Nickle in Hannibal
• Harborfest Holds First-Ever Dodgeball Event
• Kidd, Mortenson Featured Among Creative Writers Appearing at SUNY Oswego
• Oswego School Board Revisits Administrators Resolution
• State Police log, 8/22/10
• Schumer: Federal Program Funds Could Save NYS Parks
• Robert ‘Robby’ Michael Hilton, 22
• Doris M. Barton, 83
• Panel to Discuss Current Issues in Historic Preservation at Annual Meeting for Heritage Foundation o
• Eliminating Government Waste Critical to State’s Economic Future
• Oswego Industries Earns Bid to Make Belts for U.S. Transporation Security Administration
• Louise Vaglivelo, 99
• Fulton Eyesore Building to be Torn Down; New Owner Plans Paid Parking Lot
• Citizens Group Responds to Bion Technologies
• SUNY Oswego Ranks With Region’s Best, Guides Say
• Connie B. Fowler, 61
• Rain Hits Oswego County Hard
• State Needs Mandate Reform
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/23/10
• Raymond L. MacDougall, 63
• Greater Pulaski Community Fund Annual Fundraising Campaign Begins
• Making Quality Maple Confections and Value Added Workshop
• Hannibal Musicians Hold Band Camp, March in Parade
• Happy Birthday Kylie Grace
• Pulled Pork Dinner August 29th, 2010
• Oswego PD 08/23/2010
• Oswego County DSS Hosts Orientation Meeting Sept. 14 on Foster Parenting and Adoption
• Fulton PD, week of July 26, 2010
• Vehicle Fire Strikes Oswego DPW Garage
• State Police log, 8/21/10
• Springside Residents Stuff-A-Bus
• Syracuse, Utica Artists to Co-display Their Works at SUNY Oswego Exhibit
• Oswego Film Group Presents The TAMI Show
• Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health: Flea Control on a Budget
• Owens Praises Implementation of CARD Act
• EEE Virus Still Active: Oswego County Health Department Urges Residents to Take Precautions Against
• Flood Advisory Posted for Oswego County Sunday Night
• Hundreds Turn Out To Hear Harbor Tales
• Rebecca L. ‘Becky’ Stevenson, 47
• Oswego County Today’s Online Survey
• Granby Car Crash Kills Passenger
• Lindy Brucks, 53
• Arm-chair Yoga for Springside Residents
• Mentoring Program Goes ‘Wild’ At The Zoo
• Exchange Student Reports On His Year In Finland
• Second Printing Of Handbook For First-Time Parents Under Way
• Alliance Bank Sends Seniors Out To The Ballgame
• Celebrate Underground Railroad At Oswego Public Library
• Julia K. Bunda-Lizak, 95
• 08/23/2010 – Music in the Park
• 08/22/2010 – Biker’s Ministry
• 08/21/2010 – Schroeppel Historical Society opens doors
• Bion Announces Ed Schafer Joins Team
• Oswego Farmers’ Market Welcomes Jimmy D And The Jury
• Fulton Savings Bank Supports Fulton School Mentoring Program
• Bubble Man To Entertain Children At Taste Of Oswego
• George W. LeTellier, 84
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/19/10
• Unemployment Rises Again in Oswego County
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/20/10
• Paroled Sex Offender Charged With Child Sex Abuse Again
• Oswego Police Announce Burglary Arrests
• Baby Latz
• Novalee Jolynn-Everson Wardhaugh
• Charles Frederick Bomgren
• Howard James Dibble
• Frances A. Ahart, 90
• It’s Pure Perfection for OCB’s Transportation ‘Bus’iness
• OCO Teams With Dynamic Sound & Security To Help Clean Up Cancer
• CYO Students Learn Importance Of Roadway Safety
• Taste Of Oswego To Feature Plenty Of Live Music
• Balanced Diet On Menu For CYO Rec Program
• Church Helps Stuff A Bus
• Neighborhood Networking Community Involvement Fair Scheduled For October 14th
• Anne Marie Boardway-Castaño, 54
• Oswego PD 08/19/2010
• Richard L. Waterhouse, II, 49
• OCO Cites Michelle Canfield
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/18/10
• Youth Program Planned At Church
• Rural Heath Network Awards Scholarships
• Police: Fulton Man Had Sex With Child For Years
• Fulton YMCA Welcomes CYO Participants
• Rita M. Howard, 89
• Hazel L. Catalone, 84
• Lillieonna Merie Bonnell
• Ethan Scott Lamb
• Andrew R. Himes, 21
• Oswego PD 08/18/2010
• Metro Center Seminar to Help Organizations Plan for Catastrophic Events
• Fulton Council Rejects Plan to Change Downtown Parking Rules
• Public Health Works! Honor Roll Includes Local Healthcare Workers
• Camella L. Nucifora, 96
• City Considering Firms For Wastewater Treatment Plant Project
• Taste Of Oswego Set Aug. 29
• Oswego County Opportunities Welcomes New Employees
• Bion Responds To Opposition Group’s Comments
• Galloway Joins Burritt Motors Sales Team
• J.R. KENT WINS SHANGRI-LA II’s RICHIE EVANS MEMORIAL
• Johnson Awarded 2010 Elmer G. Hadlow Memorial Music Scholarship
• Oswego County Quarter Midget Club Results – Aug. 13th & 14th
• Early childhood education class offered via distance learning
• Pickard picks up first of the year Saturday at CNS
• MOST Traveling Science Program Visits OCB’s Summer School
• 08/18/2010 – Family and Books (Central Square)
• Baby Connolly
• 08/18/2010 – Family and Books (Hannibal)
• Rotarians Learn About Square Dancing Club
• 08/18/2010 – Family and Books (Mexico)
• Energy and Sustainability Institute for Elementary Teachers
• 08/18/2010 – Oswego Network of Entrepreneurs
• Major Union Won’t Endorse Aubertine
• 08/17/2010 – Family and Books (Fulton)
• Linde Starts up New York Carbon Dioxide Plant
• Next Micro Enterprise Class – September
• Fulton Rotarians Check Out Local Real Estate
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/17/10
• Council Honors Fulton Baseball Squad
• Allstate Makes Gift to Fulton YMCA Day Camp
• Oswego PD 08/17/2010
• ARC of Oswego County Offers Guardianship Assistance for Families
• PJC Announces Scholarship Winners
• Camp Hollis Awarded EcoStar Grant from Constellation Energy
• Catholic Charities Volleyball Tournament Set Aug. 22
• Support Group Reaches Out to Those Affected by Separation or Divorce
• Eastside Oswego Man Facing Felony Burglary Charge
• Rev & Rock Festival Success a Blend of Great Music, Crowds and Weather This Past Weekend at Osw
• Martha Powers, 69
• Kenneth E. Ellis, 80
• College’s New Village Townhouses Showcased at Aug. 19 Community Open House
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/16/10
• AmeriCorps Members Needed for Positions that Start in September
• Reported Lyme Disease Rates Increase in Pets
• Youth Bureau Will Award Mini Grants for Youth Projects
• Strong Schools, Lower Property Taxes Part of Plan for Recovery
• Oswego County Tourism Office Provides Free Publicity for Winter Events
• Prevent the Spread of Head Lice as Kids Head Back to School
• Annual Field Days for Amateur Radio
• Half-Shire Historical Society: August 20, 2010
• The Basics of Alzheimer’s & Dementia at Oswego Public Library
• Oswego Hospital Opens Four New ER Treatment Rooms
• Pulaski Fund Awards $2,500 Grant
• Oswego PD 08/16/2010
• Councilors Eye Modifications To Parking Policy
• GRB Yearbook Senior Photo Retakes are Wednesday
• Robert F. Gresham, 62
• Family Fun Day Planned At Scriba Town Park
• Oswego Farmers’ Market To Feature Italian Night
• Kyle-Lynn Marie Smith
• Next Small Business Training Class to Begin in September
• Humane Society Golf Tournament Raises $8,000
• Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health: Abandoned Pets
• Oswego Native TJ Fox signs with the Hannover Indians
• The Oswego Children’s Theater “Disney’s 101 Dalmatians Kids” Features a Cast
• Fishing Reports for August 13, 2010
• Win A Pair Stevie Nicks tickets At The Turning Stone Casino!
• City Demolishes Dilapidated Building
• Fulton Water Flushing Program Begins Today
• Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health: Heat and Dogs
• Oswego Hospital Welcomes New Anesthesiologist to Medical Staff
• August is National Immunization Awareness Month
• Oswego County Pro-Am Series Wrap Up
• Stuff A Bus Program Benefits Hundreds Of County Students
• DioGuardi Campaign Tour Flows Through Port Of Oswego
• Mary “Betty” Blanchard, 92
• Phyllis J. Dietsch Kazarian, 76
• Oswego PD 08/13/2010
• Police: Man Warned He’d Soon Rob Credit Union, Fled on Bicycle
• Charles O. Hough, 75
• Step One Creative Summer Scramble at Oswego Country Club Posts Record Turn Out
• Fitzhugh Summer Reading Program Proves Popular & Successful
• The Beat Goes On For Marching Bucs
• Young St. Mary’s Parishioners Sail On The High Seas
• Bion Announces Kreider Farms Permit Approved
• Fire Chief: Corrective Measures In Place
• Traffic Alert – Street Closure Planned For Demolition Work Friday
• Classes, Workshops, and AAO News
• Rotarians Meet District Governor
• Steve Canale of the Press Box to be Guest Chef at Oswego Salvation Army Dinner Benefit on August 18t
• Hannibal Schools Waits for Word of Federal Aid, But May Not Hire Classroom Teachers With the Money
• Oswego PD: Manlius Man Allegedly Raped Unconscious Woman
• Oswego PD 08/12/2010
• Local News Anchor To Emcee “Connections”
• Director Discusses New Directions For Red Cross
• Kids Day To Benefit Success By 6
• Catholic Charities’ Kinship Program Helping Families
• Red Cross Visits CYO
• Oswego County Pro-Am Series Wrap Up
• City To Move Ahead With Water Improvement Plan
• Baby Pigeon
• Grace Anne Powless
• State Math, English Scoring Change Affects Hundreds of Fulton Students; Could Drive Up School Costs
• Rotarians Hear About Great Bear Farm
• State Department Of Health Reprimands OFD
• A Tasty Treat!
• School Districts To Distribute School Supplies
• Joan E. Seager, 74
• Benedetto Files Court Challenge To Gain Ballot Access In Oswego County Judicial Race
• Benedetto Files Challenge to Order Knocking Him Out of Judge’s Race
• Griffin Brady Earns Master’s Degree
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/11/10
• CYO Students Learn Importance Of Dental Health
• Marion J. Welsch, 87
• Tales Of The Harbor Set Aug. 20
• Pam Peeling-Somers Joins Step By Step Clubhouse
• Bishop’s Commons Joins Community Read Project
• NYS Association Of Rural Health To Host Conference
• Oswego PD 08/10/2010
• The Billionaires To Wrap Up Concert Series
• Child Abuse Recognition & Reporting Class Offered Through Distance Learning
• United Way Ready To Stuff-A-Bus
• School Violence Prevention and Intervention (“Project S.A.V.E.”)
• SAT Preparation Class Available Via “Distance Learning” Network
• Oswego Students In Focus For Summer School
• Rotarians See Guitar Maker’s Work
• This Summer, Literacy is a “Hole-In-One”
• A Night at the Theater
• It’s Contest Time At Marine Museum
• Family Fun Day to be Held at Church
• National Clown Week Celebration at ARC Seniors
• Sheriff’s Office, 8/10/10
• Jazlyn Aubry Lee Lauckara
• Kailyn Mae Denny
• Sawyer David Skinner
• Frostbit Blue Set To Perform During “Rev & Rock” Festival On August 14th At Oswego S
• Cierra Lynn Stevenson
• Judge: Murder Suspect’s Statements Can Be Used At Her Trial
• Oswego PD 08/09/2010
• Last Bills Finally Conclude Long Overdue Budget
• Growing Support for Energize NY Encouraging
• New York Farm Bureau Appreciates Senator Aubertine’s “No” vote on Omnibus Farmwork
• Senate Shows Support for Farmers, Votes Down Labor Bill
• Council Splits Over Increasing Sewer Rates
• Traffic Alert: Change Over Starts On Utica Street Bridge
• Budget Finished
• Linda Langdon, 59
• Artswego Season to Offer Globe-spanning Feast of Music, Dance, Comedy
• Hannibal Historical Society Ghost Walk Scheduled
• Separate Ways The Band Set To Perform During “Rev & Rock” Festival On August 14th A
• Ernest J. Lynch, 55
• Lydia Grace Liscomb
• Last Bills Finally Conclude Long Overdue Budget
• Important Message from Harborfest Executive Director Tom Van Schaack
• Alert! Legislation to re-open Fort Ontario needs your help.
• 3/50 Project Founder, Cinda Baxter to Speak at Small Business Week Breakfast
• Comerford Recognized
• Tall Ships Set Sail for Oswego
• OSWEGO COUNTY’S 2010 ‘NEXT GREAT IDEA’ CALL FOR ENTRIES DEADLINE MAY 3
• April 2010 Newsletter Now Available online!
• Fridays@theClub Gets Underway
• Thursdays@theClub
• Membership Renewal Time!
• Closure of Fort Ontario: A Bad Idea
• On-line Save Fort Ontario Survey Link
• 3/50 Project Founder, Cinda Baxter to Speak at Small Business Week Breakfast
• Sailboat Racing Clinic
• State Canal System to be "No Discharge Zone"
• Sail A'Vie Wins Selkirk Lighthouse Race
• John Enwright and Crew Win Hospice National Regatta
• Firecracker Jam!
• OYC Featured in Boating Magazine
• Krylo and "Seaweed" Are EYC Overall Champs
• Lakeside Juried Arts Exhibition - Call for Artists
• Harborfest
• Warm Up Oswego Festival
• Theatre Performance: "Antigone"
• Movie: "Monster House"
• Borrelli Media Summit: "Impact Of Media On Sports"
• Pep Rally
• Workshop: "So You Want To Start A Business"
• New Faculty Program: "Practical Strategies To Increase Learning In Lecture Classes"
• Campus Center Open House For Faculty/Staff
• International Coffee Hour
• Diane Fenster: Digital Photographer And Photo Illustrator
• Diane Fenster: Digital Photographer And Photo Illustrator
• Exotic Species in Lake Ontario
• Decorating with Antiques

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