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Ruth Gruber died last week at 105. She was an accomplished journalist and humanitarian. But in Oswego she is remembered and celebrated for the role she…
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Ruth Gruber, who played a key role in helping Oswego’s Fort Ontario harbor nearly 1,000 refugees during World War II, has died. She was an accomplished…
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For Veterans Day, Vietnam, Korean and World War II vets -- recorded by StoryCorps; along with a marine sergeant's "Don't Ask Don't Tell" discharge. We'll…
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The wars may have been decades ago, but Central New Yorkers who served in the Vietnam War and World War II got some long-awaited recognition this month.…
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Onondaga County is among many communities across the country supporting the effort to “Keep the Spirit of ’45 Alive.” A new temporary display at the War…
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#1290, True History, D-Day Documentary "June 6, 1944" 2/16/45 NBC, Special Broadcast from Manila "General Jonathon M. Wainwright Surrender" 5/7/42…
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Oswego's Safe Haven Museum is marking 70 years since Fort Ontario served as a camp for Jewish refugees fleeing Europe during World War II. To celebrate…
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Beginning Thursday, the Safe Haven Museum in Oswego is celebrating the 70th anniversary of when 982 Jewish refugees were first housed at Fort Ontario.In…
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Seventy years ago, nearly 1,000 European refugees came to Oswego to escape the Holocaust during World War II. Now the city's Safe Haven Museum is…
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World War II veteran honored with Purple Heart 70 years after turning it downRep. Dan Maffei (D-Syracuse) awarded a World War II veteran the Purple Heart on Saturday. Staff Sergeant Richard Faulkner turned down the award 70 years…