The Community College Advantage
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Once sneered at as “just community college,” local, two-year programs have earned their place among any other respected educational institution. Whether students attend for an associate…
Looking back, moving forward
A Retrospective By Steve Yablonski Thirty years ago a new publication hit the newsstands in Central New York. In the August-September 1992 issue, with then-director of Oswego’s community development office…
Coming Up With Thought-Provoking Columns
Bruce Frassinelli bfrassinelli@ptd.net In this 30th anniversary edition of Oswego County Business Magazine, I have been able to reflect on my more than 20 years of column-writing for the magazine.…
Preparing to Make a Splash
Bruce Frassinelli Though faced with early challenges, Broadwell Hospitality Group plans to open its new $6.7 million indoor waterpark project in Oswego in the fall. It’s expected to boost local…
Tourism Is Back
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant As COVID-19 restrictions are lifted, more people are traveling, more events are taking place in CNY After two rough years of COVID-induced cancellations and trepidation, tourism…
Several Oswego County Campgrounds Up for Sale
By Ken Sturtz A confluence of factors, including labor and a desire to retire, is pushing many mom and pop campground owners to consider selling their businesses If you’ve ever…
Revitalization Underway at Fort Ontario
By Ken Sturtz After struggling with funding for years, the popular Oswego historic site has more staff and is working on new research and programming The gates of the stone…
Groups Join Forces to Highlight Tug Hill’s ‘Untouched Wildernesses’
By Norah Machia The Tug Hill region has been described as one of the “last of the untouched wildernesses” in New York state, covering 2,100 square miles of land, including…
Oswego County Fair Set to Return After 2-Year Hiatus
By Ken Sturtz With few opportunities to raise money, county fairs across New York have struggled to stay afloat during the pandemic In the nearly three years since the gates…
The Blues Are Alive and Well, in a Place Near You
Tim Nekritz nekritz@gmail.com If you made it to the resurgent New York State Blues Festival in Syracuse the past couple of years, you would have seen a large, happy crowd…
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