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Community members gathered at Fort Ontario Tuesday for a Yom HaShoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, event. The fort previously acted as a Holocaust Refugee Center during World War II.
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Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow delivered his last State of the City address Wednesday evening stressing to leave the city better than you found it.
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While many on Black Friday will turn to big box sellers, others are encouraging the focus on shopping small this holiday season.
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Oswego Opera Theater is performing “The Golden Cage” this weekend. The opera was performed in 1945 and presumed lost before a chance encounter led to its rediscovery more than 75 years later.
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After being delayed by COVID-19 the past two years, Oswego’s Harborfest kicked off Thursday. The four day event will feature a midway carnival, children’s parade, local food vendors, local musical artists and a professional fireworks display.
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As the semester wraps up at SUNY Oswego and students move out of off-campus housing, city officials are making sure rentals are up to code, and the streets are clean.
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A professor at SUNY Oswego is using a grant to improve the design of electric vehicle technology with the goal of decreasing charging time.
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The city hopes a series of projects can turn the High Dam into a significant source of revenue.
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The city of Oswego has a new plan to boost business downtown, and it involves lifting the open container ordinance.
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The U.S. Coast Guard and New York State Department of Environmental Conservation are assisting Oswego officials with the cleanup.