Plenty of Progress Going on in Fulton
Several projects are underway and more planned for 2022 By Steve Yablonski There is a renaissance going on in the city of Fulton; ‘The City With A Bright Future.’ It’s…
Oswego Mayor Looks to Build on Success
Mayor highlights new construction, local drug task force, harbor tours and more By Steve Yablonski Oswego Mayor William “Billy” Barlow says the Port City has seen many improvements in recent…
Oswego County Gets Over $5 Million in State Funding
L. Michael Treadwell ooc@oswegocounty.org Gov. Kathy Hochul announced in December that an additional $196 million had been awarded to support 488 projects across New York state from agency programs that…
Officials Hope Industry Gets Back to Normal
Tailwater Lodge in Altmar is expanding; Harborfest is making plans for this summer Steve Yablonski COVID-19 pretty much shut down the county’s tourism in 2020. Bed tax, one of the…
Experts: The Outlook is Brighter for Small Business
‘There’s a general feeling of optimism by and large for 2022’ Steve Yablonski The general consensus is that there is still a lot of COVID-19-related challenges that small businesses are…
Sector Remains a Sellers’ Market in Central New York
‘There was more real estate activity in 2021 than we have seen in years ‘ Steve Yablonski The new year weather started off rather cold. However, the Central New York…
Nonprofits Work Together to Endure the Pandemic
Demand for their services continues to rise as some of their funding sources dry up Steve Yablonski “The nonprofit sector faces an unstable and unpredictable environment,” according to Peter Dunn,…
Manufacturing Remains Strong in Oswego County
Businesses are supplying products to clients at home and abroad Steve Yablonski Despite the pandemic, manufacturing continued to be a strong point for Oswego County’s economy. “We do have some…
Improving Health Care in Oswego County
Oswego Health, ConnextCare on front lines of pandemic battle By Steve Yablonski In 2022, Oswego Health continues to see substantial growth. It’s working on several expansion and development projects, at…
Farmers Face Uncertainty Over Workers’ Hours
Decision on overtime threshold from 60 hours to 40 hours may determine the fate of many farmers, say experts Steve Yablonski Farming isn’t an easy job. And, COVID-19 has made…
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