Today, Friday October 25th, Novella’s Style celebrated their grand opening at 141 E. Bridge Street in Oswego with a ribbon cutting.
Pathfinder Bancorp, Inc. announced Thursday it has sold the assets of its subsidiary, Oswego-based insurance group, FitzGibbons Agency LLC, to Marshall & Sterling Enterprises, Inc., an insurance broker headquartered in Poughkeepsie, NY.
John and Amy Enwright have a vision: a wine trail running between Fair Haven and Oswego. The couple is doing their part to make it happen.
Adventure at Burritt's Marine and Power Sports, a locally-owned boat and power sports dealer, held a ribbon cutting on Friday to celebrate the grand opening of the new business.
"The Port of Oswego Authority, (POA), recently signed an agreement with The DeLong Co., Inc. of Clinton, WI, to lease the Port’s 750,000-bushel grain storage facility to export grain to international markets," said William Scriber, POA executive director and CEO.
The world of crystals, tarot, and all things metaphysical has been gaining popularity over the past couple of years through the influence of business owners and individual energy practitioners.
Lee Ellen Hickey became a published author in February with Girl in the Glass Coffin: The Tonkin Affairs. The story of little Virginia Tonkin has circulated for ages throughout Oswego, frequently used to frighten elementary students, and her husband had shared it with her previously. However, Hickey found her interest piqued when she attended a local Haunted History tour put on by Colette Astoria and heard a bit more of the "fun rumors."
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The City of Fulton has awarded $100,000 in funding to local businesses through the Microenterprise Revitalization Initiative (MRI) Grant.
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