Oswego Health Announces Promotions
Oswego Health recently promoted two long-time employees to clinical analyst III managers. Brooke Windey of Mexico started at Oswego Health in 2000 as a nurse aide in the medical surgical…
Oswego Faculty Earns Top Award at Conference
Mamta Saxena, an associate professor of human development at SUNY Oswego, earned the best overall presenter award for her virtual presentation of “Juggling Chaos: Gender Issues in Navigating Demands, Family…
Professionals Join Beardsley Architects + Engineers
Beardsley Architects + Engineers announced two hirings: • Hannah Wambach has joined as architectural designer in the firm’s Albany office. Wambach has over seven years of experience working with residential…
Librarian Promoted at Syracuse University
Nicolette A. Dobrowolski was promoted to director of Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) at Syracuse University Libraries effective July 1. Dobrowolski was serving as interim co-director of the center since…
The Impact of Recent Supreme Court Decisions on Businesses and Employment
Three recent decisions have the potential to impact the way businesses operate by Steven E. Abraham Supreme Court decisions sometimes impact businesses and their employees. At the end of June,…
At Fort Ontario, stories of spirits connected to its rich past are part of the draw for some time. This photo by a visitor features what its taker thinks is a shadowy and unexplainable figure. Courtesy of Caroline Lamie, Fort Ontario.
Scaring Up Business: The Spooky Industry of Local Ghost Stories
Given the rich history of Oswego County, tales of ghosts and spirits have been around for centuries in nearly every corner of Oswego County by Tim Nekritz nekritz@gmail.com…
Newspapers’ Political Endorsements Becoming Vestige of Past
By Bruce Frassinelli bfrassinelli@ptd.net Once not very long ago, politicians wanted their local newspaper to endorse their candidacies. It was important, often got them votes, and in a close…
Playgrounds: The Gems that Can Make Neighborhoods Shine
Tim Nekritz nekritz@gmail.com It’s easy to look at what makes a quality neighborhood in a purely statistical basis — average assessment, home sale prices, population density and so on.…
Staff at Highland Animal Hospital in Central Square. This woman-owned veterinary practice is currently expanding through the construction of 7,200 additional square feet and adding veterinary urgent-care to their services.
Highlighting Women Entrepreneurs
Austin Wheelock ooc@oswegocounty.org It’s no surprise that Oswego County is an excellent location for women entrepreneurs to create, relocate or expand their small businesses and succeed. There are…
Oswego County government recently present officials at Oswego County Fair with a check for $110,376. From left, legislators Ed Gillson, Mike Yerdon and Herb Yerdon present a check for $110,376 to ; senior vice president Tim Ridgeway; fair secretary and media coordinator Teresa Stowell Hollis; and junior vice Austin Miller.
County Fair Going Back to Basics
Organizers say they will also hold a fall festival as well By Stefan Yablonski The Oswego County Fair is going “back to the basics” this year. It will be held…
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