Price Chopper aids Breast Cancer Awareness Month ceremony
Fulton Price Chopper representatives join Oswego County Opportunities Cancer Services for the eighth annual Human Pink Ribbon Ceremony at Bullhead Point Fulton from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday. First 50 survivors receive pink carnations, with free gifts, refreshments, and a 11 40 a.m. human pink ribbon formation. For details, contact Carolyn Handville at 315-592-0830 or visit oco.org.
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Price Chopper
Fulton
Oswego County Opportunities
OCO) Cancer Services
Bullhead Point
OCO Cancer Services
Carolyn Handville
Oco.org
Handville
Jodi McNamara
Price Chopper Floral Department
Jason Patterson
Hannibal students learn extreme weather from meteorologist
Hannibal third graders at Fairley Elementary heard from Molly Matott of CNY Central about how storms form and the science behind extreme weather. She explained lightning, thunder, tornadoes, supercells, lake effect snow, waterspouts, and the role of math in weather equations, linking classroom lessons to winter applications.
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Hannibal
Hannibal Central
Molly Matott
Fairley
Matott
CNY Central
Local Classifieds and Puzzles Highlight Week
A compact listing page shows classifieds and puzzles with brief items and sports odds. It notes a $14,412 figure in the entertainment vent section and references pages six, twelve, and thirteen for detailed entries.
Take Back the Night march marks 35th international campaign
Oswego State’s Student Run Women’s Center hosted the Take Back the Night event in the Marano Campus Center as part of the 35th year of the global campaign against violence toward women. Dozens of students gathered to hear speakers and reflect on the movement before taking part in the march. Gabrielle Bennett, secretary and junior on the center’s executive board, highlighted the unique challenges faced by survivors.
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Oswego
SUNY
Women’s Center
International Campaign Against Violence Against Women
Marano
Gabrielle Bennett
Ryan Franklin
Suny Oswego
Oswego man dies in West Sixth Street fire
Oswego Fire Department officials said a multi family home at 96 West Sixth Street was engulfed in flames around 1 a.m. on Tuesday. Five people escaped. 54-year-old Edward Babcock perished in a second floor apartment. A neighbor reported the fire and tenants occupied three of the five units.
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Matthew Reitz
Sixth St
Oswego
West Sixth Street
Edward Babcock
Oswego Fire Department
OFD
Remarkable public row between Trump and Corker
Republican Sen. Bob Corker accused President Donald Trump of debasing the nation with untruths and division. Trump fired back on Twitter calling Corker incompetent and unable to win in Tennessee. The clash came as GOP senators met at the Capitol to discuss tax code reform in a 90 minute session. Corker said he and the president did not interact during the meal. Senate Leader Mitch McConnell deflected questions and urged focus on the agenda.
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Washington
Bob Corker
Donald Trump
Trump
Twitter
Corker
Tennessee
Capitol
Senate Majority
Mitch McConnell
McConnell
Oswego 2nd Ward Race Sees DeMassi Emphasize Teamwork
Linda DeMassi, Oswego lifelong resident and Republican candidate for the 2nd Ward Common Council seat, touts teamwork and community ties as key to improving Oswego. She highlights her 24 years at Nine Mile Point, cofounding Port City Co-Op, managing at Broadwell Hospitality, and helping Oswego’s small businesses through SOLO.
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Oswego
Linda DeMassi
DeMassi
Nine Mile Point
Port City
Oswego Council hopeful Maureen Wills vows housing fix push
Oswego resident Maureen Wills, a Democrat candidate for the 2nd Ward, says her tenacity will press city officials, the Port of Oswego Authority, and local businesses to meet code standards and tackle dilapidated housing. A former DSS case worker, she funds problem solving and listening as key traits for city hall.
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Oswego
Maureen Wills
Wills
Port of Oswego Authority
Oswego County Department of Social Services
DSS
City Hall
Alcan
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