Oswego professor named honorary Guarani culture leader
SUNY Oswego’s Dr. Tracy K. Lewis, distinguished teaching professor in modern languages and literatures, is named a member and honorary professor by Paraguay’s Ateneo de Lengua y Cultura Guarani for a career promoting the Guarani language. Certificates praise his long and meritorious work advancing Paraguay’s co-official language.
Northeast resists pipelines amid high gas costs
In New England opposition grows against natural gas pipelines as residents push back at routes like the Northeast Direct project touching nine towns in New Hampshire. Despite high winter fuel expenses, regional buyers resist concession, arguing for expanded supply to curb costs while critics warn of environmental and local impacts.
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Oswego Polar Shower replaces Polar Plunge to raise funds
Hundreds gathered at Wright's Landing for Oswego's Polar Shower benefiting Special Olympics of New York. With Lake Ontario ice too thick for a plunge, organizers teamed with Oswego fire and police to hose participants from a fire truck ladder, while colorful costumes and loud music kept the event festive.
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Fort Ontario to install African American troops exhibit May 2
Oswego Fort Ontario will unveil an interpretive panel on May 2 for New York I Love My Park Day. The panel traces Buffalo Soldiers from the Spanish American War through the Harlem Hellfighters and the 444th Engineer Company, highlighting Fort Ontario’s historic ties. The event, part of Cuomo’s I Love My Park Day launched in 2012, mobilizes volunteers to improve state parks. in 2014 more than 6,000 volunteers at 100 parks cleaned lands, planted trees, restored trails, and did site work.
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Central Square duo release Steam game A V after years of work
Central Square resident Doug Lynn and Erie native Preston Johnson released A V on Steam after more than a year and a half of design and fundraising. The first person puzzler uses sound to light a dark world, blending light, music and stealth. The project started as their capstone at RIT and benefited from MAGIC Center support and a Kickstarter push. They describe the game as visually striking with influences from Tron Rez and Portal, aiming for a rich, cohesive experience.
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