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Nov. 21, 2024

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Ontario Orchards hosts annual Fall Jamboree

Ontario Orchards in Oswego hosted their annual Fall Jamboree on Saturday, Sept. 21 and Sunday, Sept. 22. The event had a high attendance, with families from all around Oswego county participating in the many different festivities offered at the jamboree….

Fort Ontario Gallery

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Oswego grad student creates virtual tour

Thanks to the work of Human-Computer Interaction graduate student Theodore Johnson, those who visit Oswego’s Fort Ontario State Historic Site will soon have the opportunity to step through a visual remaking of the past, thanks to a new augmented reality…

Oswego downtown revitalization starts

The city of Oswego’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative is underway with construction beginning at the former Global Buffet location in the city’s downtown riverfront area. The city of Oswego’s proposal for revitalization is part of an effort to build upon the…

Oswego County faces climate change

Data from last year’s Fourth National Climate Assessment revealed Oswego County  could be greatly affected by climate change over the next century. The assessment predicted that the northeastern United States will experience differences in the lengths of the winter and…

Oswego Friendly’s Closes

The Friendly’s located on West Bridge Street, just one mile from the Oswego Campus, closed unexpectedly on Sunday, April 7. People looking to eat at the establishment Sunday, which has been part of the Oswego community for decades, found locked…

Coffee Connection building recovers from collapse

On March 30, a building on Water Street in downtown Oswego suffered a structural collapse. Since the incident, the immediately surrounding area has been closed and fenced off, while crews work to repair the damage.  Curt Miller, the city’s director…

Bikes lanes to connect city with Oswego State campus

Under the guidance of a $250,000 grant from New York state, the West Seneca Street Bikeway project in the city of Oswego has been set in motion.   The bicycle lanes are planned to stretch from West Sixth Street to…

Ladies Home shuts down, relocates current residents

The Ladies Home on 43 E. Utica St. in Oswego is closing its doors after a total of 146 years of service. The residential care facility for senior citizen women dates back to 1872 when a group of 24 women…