Tim Moss lifts 1000 pounds in comeback training
Oswego athlete Tim Moss trains at Stability Fitness on East Second Street as he prepares for the Hudson Valley Strongman contest in Wallkill. Surrounded by his mother Elizabeth Moss and workout partners, he faces his first event since a serious injury with heavy lifting, plyometrics, and explosive jumps.
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Rodeo Bowl Final Round-Up Set At Lakeview Lanes
Oswego County Opportunities announces Rodeo Bowl final round-up at Lakeview Lanes Fulton on Saturday to raise funds for crisis services. Diane Cooper-Currier leads the preparatory efforts and teams can register by calling 598-4717. A separate benefit for Sheri Harrington is 1 to 5 p.m. April 26 at the same venue with dinner, raffles, a silent auction, and presale tickets available.
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Oswego County Opportunities
Lakeview Lanes
OCO
Fulton
Sheri Harrington
Shirlee
Jerry Schremp
Harrington
Jared Schremp
Penfield Library Book Sale At Oswego Today
Oswego State University’s Penfield Library hosts a book sale from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. featuring fiction and non fiction books, children’s books, hardback and paperback formats, plus records DVDs CDs and magazines. Tina Chan invites shoppers to find low priced used books and media amid Honors Week events including the Quest symposium Honors Convocation and disciplinary honor society inductions.
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Oswego
Suny Oswego
Penfield
Tina Chan
Albany marks Lincoln assassination anniversary with events
New York state and Albany observe the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's death with a series of events and exhibits. Civil War re-enactors hold a memorial service and drills, Capitol tours are offered, musicians perform in period costume, and a Lincoln impersonator appears. A special exhibit on Lincoln and New York's Civil War role opens in the Capitol east gallery. Lincoln’s funeral train arrived in Albany on April 25, 1865, with his body laid in state the next day.
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Oswego Council to vote on home improvement tax break
Oswego officials plan a public hearing at 7 10 p m in City Hall to approve a home improvement tax incentive for one or two family properties with 3000 to 80000 in upgrades, taxed fully after an eight year gradual increase. Mayor Gillen backs the measure amid broad council support.
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City Hall
Billy Barlow
5Th Ward
Oswego County
Tom Gillen
Hundreds shave heads to aid childhood cancer research
Lois Cuyler joined Sun day’s St Baldrick’s event in Oswego to raise funds and awareness for childhood cancer research in support of her son Bill, who has brain cancer. She revealed her husband didn’t know she planned to shave her head.
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St. Baldrick's Foundation
Bill
Cuyler
Ben Kail
St. Baldrick’s Foundation
Lake Ontario
St. Baldrick
Matthew Canzone
Julian Ross
New Yorkers hear details on second major gas pipeline
Landowners along a 325 mile Northeast Energy Direct route from Pennsylvania to New England confront a second eminent domain process after the Constitution Pipeline. Construction jobs loom for southern New York, but families like Dan Brignoli’s fear repeating the legal and financial toll as Kinder Morgan seeks permits and rights of way this summer.
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