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Cruise Company to Operate Rose Lummis Boat Tour Starting in May
Tourists, history buffs and Oswego River lovers have something to cheer: a new canal cruising venture will make its debut on Oswego River in May 2003.

Felix Schoeller Announces Pulaski Plant Expansion; 25 New Jobs
Felix Schoeller Technical Papers, Inc. of Pulaski has recently announced a $6 million expansion

Local Stores Among the 3 Busiest Subway Franchises in New York State
Of nearly 200 Subway sandwich shops in New York state, two of the three top grossing restaurants are in Oswego.

A $20 million Company that Keeps Growing, and Growing
The diversity of products is one reason for the Northern Family of Companies? success over the years, according to owner Tom Venezia

What to Expect for 2003?
Business Owners in Oswego County Have Mixed Feelings About 2003

Arby's to Pinky's to Arby's: Oswego Restaurant Reopens in January as Arby's
Arby's is returning to Oswego after a hiatus of approximately a year.

"Operation Turnaround" Established To Deal With the Nestle Closure
After more than 100 years, the city of Fulton and 467 employees learned the fate of the local chocolate manufacturing facility.

Business Incubator Now Wired
Operation Oswego County, Inc.(OOC) was recently awarded a wired builiding initiative grant of $31,000.

School of Business Earns International Accreditation
SUNY Oswego?s School of Business has achieved accreditation of its undergraduate and graduate programs by AACSB International.

Local United Way Recruiting New Leader
Randi Battaglia, executive director of the United Way of Greater Oswego County, recently announced to the organization's board of directors her resignation effective Feb. 28, 2003.

After 102 years in Fulton, Nestle announces it?s closing plant in May
After careful consideration, the Confections & Snacks Division of Nestle USA has announced plans to discontinue operations at the Fulton, NY manufacturing facility.

Deborah Stanley Chosen the 2002 Woman of the Year
Deborah Stanley, president of the SUNY Oswego, has been selected as the 2002 Woman of Achievement by the Zonta Club of Oswego.

Will Ames Store's Buildings in Pulaski and Oswego Become Vacant Eyesores?
Local officials said today that their hopes to have new tenants occupying the soon-to-be-closed Ames store in Oswego are high but that the Pulaski store may take from eight to 12 months to be filled.

Sept. 11, 2002: Business as Usual for Businesses in Oswego County

Meet Brian Frazier, the New Director of Planning for Oswego County
Brian Frazier, who has been Oswego County?s director of Planning and Community Development since July 15, is still in what he calls the ?learning curve, honeymoon period? in his job.

50 Kids Heading for Classes at New Little Lukes
About 50 kids recently attended their first day of classes at Little Lukes, the new childcare center in Oswego operated by St. Luke Health Services, which opened Sept. 9. About 20 jobs have been created as a result of the new project.

Steve Thomas to Open 5th Dunkin Donuts in Oswego County
Apparently Steve Thomas chose the right franchise 13 years ago when he was looking for a business that would complement his Day's Inn on state Route 104 East in Oswego.

Lighthouse Lanes Expected to be Complete by January
For the past three and a half years, Bob Hoefer and Nick Sereno have been waiting for this occasion?the groundbreaking ceremony for the Lighthouse Lanes.

Oswego-Toronto Fast Ferry Looking Less like a Fairy Tale
The fast ferry from Toronto to Oswego could take some time to become a reality, but the Canadian firm that may be providing the service is ready to get started.

Tax Increases Over 5% to Require Voter Approval in Oswego
Oswego Mayor John Gosek signed Monday night legislation capping tax rate increases from year to year.

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