OSWEGO — During his five years in the Coast Guard, Petty Officer 2nd Class Zach Ralston had never participated in a rescue operation quite like the one on the West Pier in Oswego Harbor.

OSWEGO — The transformation of the former Old City Hall building, also known as the Market House, into a restaurant, brewery and eight high-end apartments has taken another step forward.

OSWEGO —  Anthony and Lisa Waldron walked into Oswego County Court together, but a judge ruled that the husband and wife would each have their own trial later this year in the death of their son, Jordan Brooks.

OSWEGO — Jennifer L. Knapp has been named dean of the School of Communication, Media and the Arts (SCMA) at SUNY Oswego, effective March 30, 2023. 

FULTON — Fulton’s plans to repave State Route 481 through the city from Pierce Drive heading north to Seneca Street resume April 10, Fulton Mayor Deana Michaels has announced.

ALTMAR — A countywide initiative started this week as political and community leaders of Oswego County met to prepare for employees of Micron Technology to live in Oswego County.

HANNIBAL — Skylor Kelley, 16, is one of just over 8,000 students across New York State, and one of over 120 in Oswego County, enrolled in the Pathways in Technology (P-TECH) program.

FULTON — Fulton area residents are invited to relive a century of sweet memories when the Pratt House opens April 12 and unveils its Fulton Chocolate Works Museum.

OSWEGO — Authorities are seeking help from the public to locate a missing boy. 

OSWEGO —A bus monitor for the Mexico Academy & Central School District was severely injured Wednesday when the bus she was riding on went through a stop sign and a pickup truck crashed into it, state police said.

OSWEGO — Seven municipalities, businesses and nonprofits are a step closer to receiving a combined $600,000 in federal pandemic stimulus money.

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OSWEGO — Mayor Billy Barlow today appointed Tim Kirwan to be the next Oswego City Court judge, replacing longtime Judge James Metcalf, who is retiring next month after 23 years.

OSWEGO — As Dan Harrington stepped up to the podium, he said that since becoming Harborfest executive director in January, he has had to learn all of the duties the job entails.

OSWEGO — The Syracuse Area Music Award recently given to Oswego Harborfest shows that the festival has survived the last few difficult years with the help of the community and area businesses, according to Dan Harrington, the festival’s executive director. 

FULTON — After coming up short on its previous request, the Fulton Fire Department is doubling down on its efforts to secure pandemic relief money from Oswego County.

OSWEGO — Not many people think about moths, unless they’re outside at night in the summertime.  

OSWEGO —  Mathis Calvin III spent his final days as superintendent of the Oswego City School District this past week. 

OSWEGO — Local families and developers in the city of Oswego are in line to take over 10 formerly tax-delinquent properties, including a building used as a church and synagogue.

OSWEGO — An officer confronts a distraught father who is holding his baby near the railing of a bridge, threatening to throw the baby over the railing.

OSWEGO — The Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GOFCC) on Wednesday hosted its 2023 annual meeting, presented by Constellation, at the Lake Ontario Event & Conference Center in Oswego. 

OSWEGO — An apartment and bar in the same building were badly damaged by a fire early Wednesday that took firefighters from multiple departments several hours to put out.

OSWEGO — As the meeting with Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg was winding down, and port officials were shaking hands with him, William Scriber seized the opportunity and spent the next few minutes talking about the economic importance of Great Lakes ports.

OSWEGO — Parts of New York from Albany to Syracuse were still digging out this morning, after a nor’easter moved through the state causing Gov. Kathy Hochul to declare a state of emergency Monday night.

PHOENIX — Sheila Dion started one of her not-for-profit organizations after the tragic death of 11-year-old Erin Maxwell in 2008.

OSWEGO — Oswego County is finally getting its first public defender to oversee a new office that will provide legal representation for defendants who can’t afford a lawyer.