• Your County Matters! Legislature Cuts Expenses and Property Taxes for 2006
• Pulaski Health Clinic Will be Open First and Third Fridays of Each Month
• Oswego County Offices Will be Closed for New Year's Holiday
• Youth Bureau Offers Parenting Class
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Residents Near Nuclear Plants Receive New Emergency Planning Calendar in the Mail
• Child Advocacy Center Receives National Accreditation
• County Tourism Department Provides Free Publicity for Summer Events
• Cross-Country Skiers Hit the Trails on the Tug Hill
• Oswego County Offices Will be Closed Dec. 26
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Your County Matters! Tabletop Exercise Generates Healthy Discussion on Pandemic Flu
• Area High School Students Keep Busy through YAC Service Projects
• Advisory Group Includes High School Students Across the County
• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee: Be Prepared for Winter Weather!
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Kids Need their Flu Shots, Too
• Friends Group Raises More than $55,000 for Camp Hollis
• Tom Gurdziel Receives Certificate of Appreciation
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Joint Emergency Response Plan Is Tested in Central Square Train Derailment
• Your County Matters! Thousands of Youth Across Oswego County Are Being Served by AmeriCorps
• Firefighters Receive Commendations
• Give the Gift of 'Assertive Discipline'
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Central Square Residents Advised that Rail Cars Are Being Moved Today

• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee--
  Winter Brings Its Own Official Weather Phrases
• Families Can Explore Acres of Christmas Tree Farms in Oswego County
• Oswego County Offices Closed Nov. 24 and 25 for Thanksgiving
• Oswego's History Shoppe Repeats Itself
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Oswego County Drug Task Force Members Receive International Award
• Oswego County Health Department Offers Flu Shots to All Residents
• Your County Matters! Oswego County is One of Three in State to Expand Supervisory Court for Sex Offenders
• Reality Check Members Criticize Marlboro Campaign
• Enjoy Holiday Traditions in Oswego County

• Oswego County Emergency Notification Sirens will be Tested Nov. 14 through Nov. 18
• Senior Housing Residents Receive their Flu Shots
• Camp Hollis Receives Grant from John Ben Snow Foundation
• County Offices Will be Closed Nov. 11 for Veterans Day
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Sample Election Ballots are Posted on Oswego County Web Site
• Your County Matters! County Workforce Continues to Decrease in Numbers
• Oswego County Delegates Attend Regional Forestry Board Meeting
• Parents Encouraged to Take 'Time Out'

• Deadlines Approach for Absentee Ballots
• Community Agencies Will Honor Caregivers at a Special Luncheon
• Pet Owners Have One Last Shot at Rabies Clinic

• Oswego County Health Department Will Offer Appointments for Public Flu Clinic
• Your County Matters! 4-H Has a Long History of Developing New Leaders in Oswego County
• Office for the Aging Holds Public Hearings on Services for Elderly
• County Veterans' Office will be Open Twice a Month in Pulaski
• Fort Ontario Invites Visitors to Historical Ghost Tour Oct. 29
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Fire Coordinator Urges Caution for Upcoming Heating Season
• Oswego County Will Auction Tax Properties Oct. 22
• Board of Elections Will be Open Extra Hours for Voters and Candidates
• Sandy Creek Hosts Medicare Meetings for Seniors
• Apples Are Delicious In Oswego County!
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Oswego County Health Department Will Offer Appointments for Flu Shots this Fall
• Your County Matters! Humane Society Needs Space for Clinic
• Oswego County Health Department Does Well in Medicare Outcomes Survey
• Youth Bureau Offers 'Assertive Discipline' Parenting Class
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Strategic Planning Report is a Road Map to Future
• Youth Employment Summit Gives Job Search Tips to High School Students
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Your County Matters! Task Force Report Lays Out Framework for Decision-Makers
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Telephone Customers are Without Service in Northern Oswego County
• Primary Election Results Will be Carried on Oswego County Web Site
• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee: September Is National Preparedness Month
• Oswego County Will Distribute KI Sept. 20 and Sept. 23 to EPZ Households
• County Schedules Meetings on Medicare Coverage
• Celebrate National Hunting and Fishing Day Sept. 24 at the Salmon River Hatchery
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Your County Matters! Hundreds Practice for Emergency During Nuclear Exercise
• Oswego County Will Distribute KI in September
• Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic in Pulaski Sept. 14
• Social Services Department Sponsors Orientation Meeting for Future Foster Parents
• DSS to Explain Agency Adoption Process at Sept. 10 Meeting
• County Offers Several EMT Training Courses
• Salmon River Festival Offers Road Race and Family Fun with a Fishing Theme
• Enjoy Autumn Events in Oswego County
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Horse Tests Positive for EEE in Oswego County

• County Offers Assistance with Medicare Part D Prescription Benefit
• Forensic Expert Will Lead Workshop for Oswego County Defense Attorneys; Attorneys May Earn CLE Credit at Training Session
• Oswego County Tourism Department Offers Free Publicity for Winter Events
• Youth Bureau Invites Agencies to Bidders' Conferences for Youth Services Grants
• Oswego County Board of Health Meeting Cancelled for Sept. 2
• Oswego County Offices Closed Sept. 5 for Labor Day
• Local Emergency Planning Group Meets Sept. 8
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Rabies Vaccine Drop Is Scheduled for Next Week
• Your County Matters! County Airport Generates Millions of Dollars for Local Economy
• It's Official: Last Fall's Fishing was Phenomenal on the Salmon River
• Classic Week Draws Over 10,000 People to the Oswego Speedway
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Emergency Response Seminar for Firefighters and First Responders Is Aug. 22
• Local Bikers to Raise Money for Abused Children in Oswego County
• Health Department Suggests Ways to Prevent Heat-Related Illness
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Your County Matters! County's E-911 Communication System Gets a Major Upgrade
• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee: LEPC Is Built on Partnership Between Industry and Community
• AmeriCorps Is Looking for People to Work at Community Agencies this Fall
• Seaway Trail Spotlights Special Fort Ontario Walk
• County Offers Basic EMT Training Course
• August is National Immunization Awareness Month
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Oswego DMV Clerk Snags Federal Agent
• Health Commissioner Suggests that County Residents Protect themselves from Exposure to Mosquitoes
• Emergency Notification Sirens Will be Tested Aug. 8 - 12
• Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic in Granby Aug. 10
• AmeriCorps Holds Informational Session for Fulton High School Students
• Kids and Trucks Fundraiser to Benefit Camp Hollis Aug. 13
• Sponsors Line Up to Support Bikers Riding Against Child Abuse Aug. 20
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Three Wars Will Be Re-Enacted at Fort Ontario This Summer
• Your County Matters! Stay Safe While Keeping Cool Around the Water this Summer
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Health Department Will Hold a Rabies Clinic July 20 in Scriba
• County Office for Aging Will Distribute Farm Market Coupon Books
• Oswego Museums to Offer Passport
• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee: Are You Prepared for an Emergency at Your Workplace?
• Reality Check Teens Praise Decision on Tobacco Advertising
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Canalway Commission Holds Public Meeting July 14 on Draft Management Plan
• Your County Matters! County, State and Utility Workers Practice for Nuclear Emergency
• Rosamond Gifford Foundation Awards $25,000 Grant for Camp Hollis Scholarships
• Camp Hollis Holds Special Week for 13-Year-Olds
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics
• County Residents Should Be on Look-Out for Symptoms of Lyme Disease
• Athletes Will Compete July 17 at Sandy Island Beach/Selkirk Shores Triathlon
• Harborfest Events Attract Over 300,000

• Your County Matters! Highway Department Will Repave More than 30 Miles of County Roads this Summer
• Oswego County Offices Closed July 4
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Career Center Hosts Open House June 28
• Enjoy Kayaking, Canoeing, and Rafting in Oswego County
• High School Students Can Sign Up for Youth Court Training
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Your County Matters! Legislature Initiates Study of Potential Trade Opportunities with Canada
• Committee Looks for Public Input on Lake Ontario Coastline Environment
• U-Pick Farms Offer an Abundance of Choice Fruits in Oswego County
• Explore Oswego County During Free Fishing Days June 25 and 26
• Gander Mountain Pro Am Salmon and Trout Tournament Scheduled for July 8 and 9
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Historic Walking Tours Will Begin June 16 in Oswego
• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee:
  LEPC Supports Haz-Mat Training Exercise
• Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic in Volney June 15
• Oswego P&C Food and Pharmacy Will Host 'Party in the Parking Lot' June 12
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• West Nile Virus Remains a Cause for Concern in Oswego County
• Child Advocacy Group Plans Special Projects for Kids at Oswego County P&C Stores
• Local Emergency Planning Group Meets June 9
• Committee Looks for Volunteers to Help Pet and Livestock Owners During a Disaster
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics
• Your County Matters! Internet Phone Users Need Backup Plan for Emergency Calls

• Mexico Wins Oswego County Drinking Water Contest
• Oswego County Offices Closed May 30
• Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic in Granby Aug. 10
• Camp Hollis Holds End of School Bash May 27
• Bird Fest Coloring Contest Winners Named
• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee: Dig Safely to Avoid Pipeline Accidents
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Oswego County Fire Departments Announce Summer Field Day Schedule
• Oswego P&C Teams Up with Oswego Speedway to Help Child Advocacy Center
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics
• Your County Matters: Foster Parents Make a Difference in Our Community

• Challenge Course Training Set for May 21 and 22 at Camp Hollis
• Raynor Ford Donates Vehicle for Undercover Drug Investigations
• Explore Camp Hollis at Open House May 22
• AmeriCorps Accepts Applications for Summer Positions
• Youth Bureau Announces USDA Summer Food Service Program at Camp Hollis
• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee: Use Pesticides Carefully this Spring
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• County Bridge over Salmon River Will be Open to One Lane in May
• More than 30 Vendors will Sell Unique Nature Crafts at Bird Festival
• Great Lakes Schooner Travels the Erie and Oswego Canals To Home Port
• Evening Siren Tests Scheduled May 9 -13
• Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic in Pulaski May 11
• 2005 Summer Events in Oswego County
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics
• Your County Matters: Legislators Will Host Seventh Graders at Annual Government Day Program

• Bird Festival is Packed with Outdoor Activities
• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee:Fire Safety Tips for Rural Residents
• Sandy Creek Planning Committee Meets April 27
• Open Burning Discouraged in Oswego County
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Legislature Chairman Suggests Ways to Get Involved in Earth Day Activities
• Division of Solid Waste Offers Tips on Recycling in Oswego County
• Office for the Aging Offers Meals for Senior Citizens
• Oswego County Hospice Recognizes Volunteers During National Volunteer Week
• National Infant Immunization Week Is April 24-30
• AmeriCorps Member Speaks to Groups about Camp Hollis
• Group to Hold Vigil Against Child Abuse
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics
• Your County Matters: Camp Hollis Blooms In Spring

• CAC Raises Funds to Help Victims of Child Abuse
• Volunteers Needed April 23 for Spring Cleaning at Camp Hollis
• Area High School Students Keep Busy and Find Satisfaction Through Service Projects
• Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic in Parish April 20
• County Health Department Sponsors Annual Drinking Water Contest at Lake Ontario Bird Festival
• Sign Up for Community CPR Class Before May 6
• Youth Bureau Class Offers Discipline Tips for Parents
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Oswego County Receives Additional Funding for Brownfields Project
• Camp Hollis Will Host a Team from National Civilian Community Corps this Spring
• Public Hearings Set for Pulaski/Richland Strategic Plan
• Fire Coordinator Schedules Two Training Classes
• Friends Group Sponsors Golf Tournament to Benefit Camp Hollis
• 'Live Stronger, Longer' Is Theme of National Public Health Week, April 4-10
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics
• Your County Matters: Legislature Chairman Shares a Valuable Lesson about Testicular Cancer

• Youth Court Announces Spring Training Class
• Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic March 30 in Scriba
• Oswego County Hospice Begins Spring Training Program
• Youth Bureau Will Award Mini Grants for Middle School Recreation Projects
• Children May Win Cash Prizes in Bird Festival Coloring Contest
• Click here to download coloring contest poster.
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Organizations Have Until April 8 to Apply for AmeriCorps Positions
• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee: LEPC Offers Advice on What to Do in a Chemical Emergency
• Local High School Students Take a Stand Against Cigarette Ads in Magazines
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics
• Your County Matters: Brownfield Sites Along the Oswego River Hold Promise for Future Development

• Oswego County Announces Rabies Clinics Schedule
• Hazardous Weather Week Observed March 13 - 19

• Sandy Creek Planning Committee Seeks Input on Issues Affecting Sandy Pond Area
• DSS Hosts Informational Meeting for Prospective Foster and Adoptive Parents March 17
• Household Chemicals Require Special Handling
• Youth Bureau Class Offers Tools for Parents
• Legislature to Meet at 7 p.m. March 10
• Local Emergency Planning Group Meets March 10
• Volunteers Needed to Help with Bird Fest
• Youth Bureau Accepts Reservations for County Park Facilities
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics
• Your County Matters: Hayes Retires as 9-1-1 Director

• Oswego County Approves Low-Cost Power to Three Companies
• County Planning Department Will Meet with Snowmobile Clubs March 2 to Discuss Trail Grant Program
• Ninth Annual Bird Festival is Set for May 7 and 8 in Mexico
• Bird Festival Committee Seeks Crafters and Vendors
• Emergency Management Office Observes Flood Awareness Week
• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee: Fire Safety and People With Special Needs
• Oswego City-County Youth Bureau Is Accepting Applications for Summer Jobs
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics
• Your County Matters: Snowmobile Trails Offer Miles of Fun

• Community Involvement Needed in Pulaski and Richland On Strategic Planning Process
• Volunteers Needed in Sandy Creek to Serve On Government Consolidation Subcommittee
• Volney Exercise Helps Participants Understand Multiple Casualty Incidents
• Families Invited to Winter Wonderland Feb. 24 at Camp Hollis
• All Oswego County Offices Closed Feb. 21
• High School Students Can Bowl All Night for Free at Youth Bureau Bowl-a-thon
• Youth Bureau Will Award Grants for Middle School-Age Youth and Youth Counseling Programs
• Oswego County Health Department Offers Free Clinic
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics
• Your County Matters: Legislators Take Tough Stance Against Drunk Driving

• Oswego County Health Department Offers Flu Shots to All Residents
• Oswego County Board of Health Eliminates Warnings to Violators of Indoor Smoking Law
• Emergency Notification Sirens Will be Tested Feb. 7 - 11
• Emergency Management Office Mails Out Tone-Alert Radio Batteries
• Youth Bureau Sponsors Free Parenting Class Feb. 7 and 14
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Tips for Weathering a Blackout
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics
• Your County Matters: Oswego County Web Site Is a Popular Destination

• Oswego County Offers Low-Cost Power to Businesses that Create New Jobs
• Oswego County Offices Will be Closed on Martin Luther King Day
• Legislature Chairman Announces Oswego County Legislative Committee Assignments
• Oswego County Tipping Fee Stickers Will Expire Jan. 31
• Farmers Have Until Jan. 31 to Apply for Ag District Inclusion
• Oswego County Is Accepting Reservations for Events at Camp Hollis and Camp Zerbe
• Friends of Camp Hollis Raise Funds for Extra Classroom
• Emergency Response Agencies Will Hold Drill Jan. 22 in Volney
• 2005 Emergency Planning Calendar Is Mailed to Residents near Nuclear Plants
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics

• Oswego County Offices Will be Closed on Martin Luther King Day
• Faulty Furnaces and Appliances May Cause Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
• Oswego County Assigned Counsel Program Is Now Located in Oswego County Office Building
• County Workers Donate Loads of Gifts to School Children
• Volunteers Needed in Sandy Creek to Serve On Government Consolidation Subcommittee
• Health Department Sponsors Clinics
• Your County Matters! 2005 Brings New Initiatives for County Legislature

2004 News Release Archive