Meet The Publisher
By Ken Sturtz Alec Johnson is busy publishing Oswego Shopper and Oswego County News — and five daily newspapers and more than a dozen publications in what has become the largest…
Working to Make Eastwood a Better Place
By Margaret McCormick Developer and real estate broker Stephen Skinner making his mark in Syracuse neighborhood Last year, Syracuse developer and real estate broker Stephen Skinner, a Republican, challenged Democrat…
Barbara Shineman addressing elementary school students visiting the SUNY Oswego campus. Photo provided
RIichard S. Shineman Foundation at 10 years
By Ken Sturtz Over a decade it has evolved from a fledgling startup to become a major ‘catalyst for change’ in Oswego County. Longtime SUNY Oswego chemistry professor Richard “Dick”…
Sean Hennessey
By Steve Yablonski Queens native is now the interim director of the New York State Fair. ‘This year’s fair will be bigger and better than any fair we’ve had,’ he…
Get Up and Grill Down
By Chistopher Malone Be sure to bring your appetite to La Parrilla on the Water It’s always a bummer to see a restaurant come and go. Although Alex’s on the…
Chemistry Professor Creates Lab to Analyze Stress
By Steve Yablonski He recently set up shop at the Business Expansion Center in Oswego. His client list already includes University of Denver, Colorado State, Harvard and others Showing me…
OCFCU Eyes Fall Opening for Phoenix Branch
By Steve Yablonski Oswego County Federal Credit Union will open a full-service branch in Phoenix later this fall. It will be the credit union’s sixth location overall, according to William…
An Accident, Then a New Business
By Steve Yablonski Twist of fate changes owner’s career path leading up to a business in Central Square Growing up in Mattydale, William Dave Wescott loved going to the barbershop…
Post-Standard Owner Shutters Printing Press
By Ken Sturtz The move reflects a growing national trend in the industry. It comes after more than a century of the newspaper being printed locally. The steel and concrete…
For Former Employees, Memories of Printing Press Run Deep
By Ken Sturtz Dan Valenti doesn’t imagine future generations will have the opportunity to stop the presses late for breaking news. But he did, even if he didn’t actually get…
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