OSWEGO — Once again, 19, two-sided banners from the My Hometown Project are on full display in the city of Oswego. Banners can be found at Breitbeck Park, City Hall, and by the hotels on East First Street at the intersection with Cayuga Street.
OSWEGO — When schools around the nation closed their doors in early March as a safeguard against COVID-19, teachers and anyone working in education were left reeling, wondering not only about …
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Eugene J. Shufelt, 78, of Oswego and Hannibal, died Wednesday,…
OSWEGO — Francis A. “Jack” Zeller, 75, a resident of the Osweg…
FULTON — Eugene “Sonny” Huard, 81, of Fulton, passed away Satu…
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