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1 month ago | oswegocountytoday.com

Live music, cheer teams, and key community speakers will helped launch a new book, co-authored by Fultonians Jim Farfaglia and Timothy Carroll, entitled: Hiding from the River: A History of Lake Neatahwanta and Recreation Park recently at the Fulton War Memorial. The authors, above, read excerpts from their book. Joining them at the event, from…

1 month ago | oswegocountytoday.com

Live music, cheer teams, and key community speakers will help launch a new book, co-authored by Fultonians Jim Farfaglia and Timothy Carroll, entitled: Hiding from the River: A History of Lake Neatahwanta and Recreation Park. The free event kicks off at 6:00 p.m., April 24, at the Fulton War Memorial, 609 W. Broadway. The photo…

Jul 5, 2024 | oswegocountytoday.com

OSWEGO - The Zonta Club of Oswego is pleased to announce three scholarship recipients for 2024. The Zonta Club of Oswego is dedicated to advancing the status of women, most notably through education. Zonta Club of Oswego is part of Zonta International, a leading global organization of professionals empowering women worldwide through service and advocacy.…

Sep 19, 2023 | oswegocountytoday.com | Mike Johnson

MEXICO, NY – Runners sped through the quiet streets of Mexico, New York on the morning of Sunday, September 17, enjoying the competitive tradition of the annual Cider Run 5K road race. The racers enjoyed comfortable temperatures under partly sunny skies as they made a lap of several of the Village’s side streets, while volunteers from the Mexico Volunteer Fire Department and several local Police Agencies managed the crossings of more heavily traveled roads.

Jul 19, 2023 | oswegocountytoday.com | Mike Johnson

HomeLead StoryPulaski-Boylston Snowmobile Club Hosts Weekly Classic Car/Truck ShowPULASKI, NY – Although there is no snow in the forecast, the Pulaski-Boylston Snowmobile Club keeps a busy agenda during the summer months, always preparing for the next snow season. Video by Mike Johnson – NorthLight Photo/MediaBilling itself as the “Gateway to Tug Hill”, the group maintains snow trails expanding over a large portion of Northern Oswego and Southern Jefferson Counties.