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Experience the Music

The Oswego Music Hall Presents The Joseph Brothers Clarinet Summit "One More Time" on October 2

The opening event of #JazzByTheLake for Fall of 2026 showcases The Joseph Brothers Quintet Clarinet Summit "One More Time" 

Community Spotlight: Oswego

Meet the Witch Queen: Author Savannah Stephens at Oswego Public Library

Left: photo of author Savannah Stephens; right: Stephens' book, Witch Queen Rising
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(Oswego, New York) — Just in time for spooky season, Savannah Stephens will visit the library on Saturday, October 3rd, from 1 to 2 pm to talk about her book, Witch Queen Rising.

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Fulton Revitalizes City Gateway Welcome Signs

Fulton Revitalizes City Gateway Welcome Signs

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Look twice when you drive into the City of Fulton, and you’ll be greeted with a cheery, new Welcome.

The five main entrance signs on the roads leading into Fulton now sport a fresh look with a new paint scheme and restored artwork.

“With the help of Nate Emmons, executive director of our Community Development Agency, we partnered with Fulton business owners Aaron and Jen Standish of Standish and Sons contracting to refresh and revitalize our welcome signs,” said Fulton Mayor Deana Michaels. “These signs have been an eyesore for many years and in need of attention. Jen and Aaron made our vision a reality and our welcome signs will again be a source of pride for our residents.”

Emmons described the transformation as both dramatic and heartwarming. “The timing of this project couldn’t be better,” he said. “When you combine it with the fresh Project Bloom Petunias that have been planted at each of the five locations, along with the many Fulton businesses that are participating with Project Bloom flowers, we’re projecting a beautiful image to those who visit us.”

Jennifer Standish, who is also a local artist, wanted the new color scheme “to be both bold and appealing, while using colors that will stand up to direct sunlight and our harsh winters.”

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