Rotary welcomes returning exchange student Elizabeth Brown
The Fulton Sunrise Rotary celebrated Elizabeth Brown returning from a year in Germany with a slide program. She shared host families, trips, school friends, and her German Rotary group. Rotarian Dennis Goss joined Elizabeth in the photo at the Friday morning meeting at Mimi's Restaurant.
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Job Corps event at Oswego Library Sept 9
Job Corps, run by the U S Department of Labor, offers free career training in auto mechanics, auto body, medical and business fields for 16 to 24 year olds with housing meals and no cost to eligible students. Orientation and interviews begin at Oswego Public Library at 10 30 a m on Sept 9. call David Brown at 315 478 5529 to reserve.
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Rosary Society Trip To Divine Mercy Shrine
Oswego church group sponsors a one day bus trip to the National Shrine of Divine Mercy in Stockbridge Massachusetts on September 14 with a stop at the Shrine of Katherine Tekakwitha in Fonda. Departure from St Stephen the King Church at 8 a.m. Cost includes bus transport breakfast snack and bag lunch. Supper stop at Blue Ribbon in Schenectady on return. supper not included. Reserve by September 2 with Judy Coniski 342 4004 or Anne Moody 343 0350.
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Viking Draken sails into Oswego harbor exhibit
Visitors from across the country flocked to Oswego’s H. Lee White Maritime Museum to tour the Draken Harald Harfagre, a 9th century Norwegian dragon ship. The Viking vessel, docked for the day, drew over 200 people in the first half hour as crews prepared to depart for New York City and then Mystic, Connecticut for winter.
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Oswego Project Serve links campus to community service
SUNY Oswego launched Project Serve drawing hundreds of students to volunteer across Oswego. starting outside Lee Hall the event organized by Service Learning offered T shirts and refreshments before sending volunteers to sites including Lake Ontario shores and Oswego Public Library environs and Seneca Hill Manor to aid seniors and local groups.
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Novelis Ordered to Recognize United Steelworkers at Scriba Plant
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that Novelis engaged in unfair labor practices during the 2013 14 union campaign at the Scriba New York plant and must recognize the United Steelworkers as the bargaining representative. The panel cited pre election pay restores and threats of job loss as factors in the workplace climate. Everett Abare led organizing efforts and was demoted amid the dispute.
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Granby approves new commercial remodeling fees for businesses
Granby officials set a flat 275 rate for buildings up to 75000 square feet and 2.5 cents per square foot for larger sites, replacing the previous mixed residential rate. Deputy Town Supervisor John Snow notes the change aims to avoid burdening businesses while permitting future growth and potential tiered adjustments.
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