Get in on the action and your share of $142,250 in CASH Prizes in the 2018 LOC Events!
June 30th – July 29th
$29,000 Cash
$10,000 Grand Prize
For the largest Salmon
Four Divisions
Salmon, Lake Trout,
Rainbow/Steelhead
Brown Trout
Cash Prizes for each division
First Place $1000
Second Place $400
Third Place $300
Fourth Place $200
Fifth Place $100
Sixth Thru 10th Place $75
11th Thru 20th $50
$1750 Big Fish of the Week Prizes!
$1000 weekly for the largest Salmon entered.
$250 weekly for the largest Lake, Brown and Rainbow/Steelhead.
Weekly winners carry over if no fish meets the minimum
WEEKLY DATES
6/30-7/7, 7/8-7/14, 7/15-7/21, 7/22-7/29
$500 cash award from LOTSA for the largest
valid LOC Salmon. Both entrant and witness
must be LOTSA members and noted on the official
LOC Weigh -In form to be valid.
The American Freedom Train exhibit, which was created in 1947 to help celebrate the freedom after WWII, will be featured during the entire month of July. The exhibit includes an O Scale model of the train that would tour the country until 1949. There will also be photos and souvenirs from the train.
The second Freedom Train was created to travel the country during 1975 & 1976 to help promote patriotism for the country's bicentennial celebration. The O Scale Bi-Centennial Freedom Train is almost 40 feet long, including models of both of the steam locomotive that took turns pulling the train. There will also be photos, videos and souvenirs from the train. We will also have some items from the New York State Freedom Train that toured the state in 1949 & 1950.
Vendors will have a wide selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, sweets, meats, crafts, and furniture. This seasonal market will accept SNAP, Fresh Connect, WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program to further encourage healthy choices.
Our annual field days. Plenty of free parking and free entertainment all three days. Fresh chicken BBQ all three days. Please support our largest fundraiser. Parade Saturday at 6 pm.
Jacob A. Dodd is an independent filmmaker and educator who creates short films in 35 mm, 16 mm, and Super 8 mm motion picture formats.
Dodd is an Assistant Professor of Cinema and Screen Studies at Oswego State University of New York. Dodd's films have been screened nationally and internationally, and have garnered several awards.
Our annual field days. Plenty of free parking and free entertainment all three days. Fresh chicken BBQ all three days. Please support our largest fundraiser. Parade Saturday at 6 pm.
Nourish and be nourished ~Body~Mind~Spirit~
Experience a sacred relationship with all aspects of your-Self as Goddess
Share in the gifts and wisdom of your Soul Sisters
Enter into communion with Gaia the Great Mother
Includes:
Vegetarian and vegan meals
Nature hike
Labyrinth meditation
Morning Yoga
Healing Circle *Sharing wisdom-gifts with each other*
(may include Reiki, Gong/Crystal Bowl Sound Healing, Reflexology, Chakra Dance, and Massage)
Journaling
Conscious Crafting Activity
Sacred Fire Dancing
AND
Workshop with Special Guest Sat Purkh Khalsa, "Your True Voice: Speaking from your Original Power"
Come for the day or camp under the stars.Bring your RV, pitch a tent, or claim a cot in the Akweks Aonakta “Eagle’s Nest” Studio.
Cost: $150
Have an amazing woman-teen in your life? Bring her along for an experience she won't soon forget. $75
*Share your unique Women's Wisdom Gifts with the group and receive a discounted rate. $100
Request application holistic_horizon@hotmail.com.
Bring-A-Friend Retreat Package
Dynamic duos receive $50 off! $250
Located in South Park in Historical Downtown Pulaski. Live music (June 22nd - August 31st), food vendors, and fresh produce. Accepts WIC, Senior SFNMP and SNAP.
Our annual field days. Plenty of free parking and free entertainment all three days. Fresh chicken BBQ all three days. Please support our largest fundraiser. Parade Saturday at 6 pm.
Nourish and be nourished ~Body~Mind~Spirit~
Experience a sacred relationship with all aspects of your-Self as Goddess
Share in the gifts and wisdom of your Soul Sisters
Enter into communion with Gaia the Great Mother
Includes:
Vegetarian and vegan meals
Nature hike
Labyrinth meditation
Morning Yoga
Healing Circle *Sharing wisdom-gifts with each other*
(may include Reiki, Gong/Crystal Bowl Sound Healing, Reflexology, Chakra Dance, and Massage)
Journaling
Conscious Crafting Activity
Sacred Fire Dancing
AND
Workshop with Special Guest Sat Purkh Khalsa, "Your True Voice: Speaking from your Original Power"
Come for the day or camp under the stars.Bring your RV, pitch a tent, or claim a cot in the Akweks Aonakta “Eagle’s Nest” Studio.
Cost: $150
Have an amazing woman-teen in your life? Bring her along for an experience she won't soon forget. $75
*Share your unique Women's Wisdom Gifts with the group and receive a discounted rate. $100
Request application holistic_horizon@hotmail.com.
Bring-A-Friend Retreat Package
Dynamic duos receive $50 off! $250
Save the dates for the 5th annual CNY Lighthouse Challenge! This two day challenge begins and ends both days at the H. Lee White Maritime Museum in the Historic Maritime District in the City of Oswego. Explore a total of seven historic lighthouses, sites and landmarks from Oswego, NY to Clayton, NY on day one and Oswego to Rochester on day two.
Ride in the comfort of a luxury motor coach while we provide a unique education thru exploration experience with retired Lighthouse Keeper, Pharologist and Step on Guide Ted Panyatoff. More details to come!
The Fulton Fire Department is here to keep our community safe by reducing risks and responding to emergencies. We will be holding our first Safety Day to help residents reduce risks, but also have the knowledge of what to do if an emergency does happen. Keep checking HERE to see what we have planned!
Rodeo, bike show and ride. Registration for the ride begins at 11 am. Kick-stands up at noon. Vendors are welcome. $5 admission to the ride and $5 admission to the bike show.
On August 9, 1831, the first train ran in New York State between Albany and Schenectedy for the Mohawk & Hudson Railroad, which later became part of the New York Central Railroad. The Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad, another part of the NY Central, came to Oswego and built the tunnel and bridge in the mid 1870s, so that it could reach Suspension Bridge - now known as Niagara Falls.
The New York Central continued to serve Oswego until 1968, when it was then merged with the Pennsylvania Railroad to form the Penn Central Railroad. The museum will celebrate the 139 years of the NY Central with models, artifacts, photos and videos.
Nourish and be nourished ~Body~Mind~Spirit~
Experience a sacred relationship with all aspects of your-Self as Goddess
Share in the gifts and wisdom of your Soul Sisters
Enter into communion with Gaia the Great Mother
Includes:
Vegetarian and vegan meals
Nature hike
Labyrinth meditation
Morning Yoga
Healing Circle *Sharing wisdom-gifts with each other*
(may include Reiki, Gong/Crystal Bowl Sound Healing, Reflexology, Chakra Dance, and Massage)
Journaling
Conscious Crafting Activity
Sacred Fire Dancing
AND
Workshop with Special Guest Sat Purkh Khalsa, "Your True Voice: Speaking from your Original Power"
Come for the day or camp under the stars.Bring your RV, pitch a tent, or claim a cot in the Akweks Aonakta “Eagle’s Nest” Studio.
Cost: $150
Have an amazing woman-teen in your life? Bring her along for an experience she won't soon forget. $75
*Share your unique Women's Wisdom Gifts with the group and receive a discounted rate. $100
Request application holistic_horizon@hotmail.com.
Bring-A-Friend Retreat Package
Dynamic duos receive $50 off! $250
On August 9, 1831, the first train ran in New York State between Albany and Schenectedy for the Mohawk & Hudson Railroad, which later became part of the New York Central Railroad. The Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad, another part of the NY Central, came to Oswego and built the tunnel and bridge in the mid 1870s, so that it could reach Suspension Bridge - now known as Niagara Falls.
The New York Central continued to serve Oswego until 1968, when it was then merged with the Pennsylvania Railroad to form the Penn Central Railroad. The museum will celebrate the 139 years of the NY Central with models, artifacts, photos and videos.
Save the dates for the 5th annual CNY Lighthouse Challenge! This two day challenge begins and ends both days at the H. Lee White Maritime Museum in the Historic Maritime District in the City of Oswego. Explore a total of seven historic lighthouses, sites and landmarks from Oswego, NY to Clayton, NY on day one and Oswego to Rochester on day two.
Ride in the comfort of a luxury motor coach while we provide a unique education thru exploration experience with retired Lighthouse Keeper, Pharologist and Step on Guide Ted Panyatoff. More details to come!
On Tuesday, August 7, 2018 in celebration of National Lighthouse Day, the H. Lee White Maritime Museum at Oswego will be offering visitors of the Museum a reduced rate of $6 for adults, $4 for teens (ages 13 to 17), and Free for all visitors 12 and under. National Lighthouse Day celebrates over 200 years of lighthouse heritage in the United States, and is celebrated nationwide. On display at the Museum is the original 4th order Fresnel lens of the Oswego West Pierhead Lighthouse.
The Oswego West Pierhead Lighthouse, built in 1934.
Pulaski Historical Society hosts monthly meetings to discuss different aspects of Pulaski's history. Free admission. Bring your own lunch. Beverages are provided. In the carriage house.
Vendors will have a wide selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, sweets, meats, crafts, and furniture. This seasonal market will accept SNAP, Fresh Connect, WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program to further encourage healthy choices.
Join us for a fun-filled weekend of amazing music, great food, and good times. Fulton Jazz Festival brings you the very best in Jazz from world-renowned artists to the very best in local talent. Come early and stay late so that you can take it all in.
Join us for a fun-filled weekend of amazing music, great food, and good times. Fulton Jazz Festival brings you the very best in Jazz from world-renowned artists to the very best in local talent. Come early and stay late so that you can take it all in.
Located in South Park in Historical Downtown Pulaski. Live music (June 22nd - August 31st), food vendors, and fresh produce. Accepts WIC, Senior SFNMP and SNAP.
Music, entertainment and loads of fun! Proceeds benefit local charitable organizations. Adult humor. Must be 18 or older to attend. Tickets are $8 pre-sale and $10 at the door. Pre-sale tickets are available at The Coffee Connection on Water St. in Oswego and online at www.oswegopride.com/Blank-1.html
Join us for a fun-filled weekend of amazing music, great food, and good times. Fulton Jazz Festival brings you the very best in Jazz from world-renowned artists to the very best in local talent. Come early and stay late so that you can take it all in.
The Atommik Invitational is a high dollar Salmon Tournament & the 7th annual event will take place August 11th, 2018 in Oswego, NY. Hope to see you there !!
General Information
* $800 buy-in
* Invitation only
* 6 rod maximum
* Shootout style start
* 1 day
* Mandatory observer
* NO COMMUNICATION
* Port of Oswego
* Salmon Only, King or Coho
* Heaviest weight 6 fish
Blow-off day August 12
$1000 a day 8th-11th (Additional $100)
Big Fish Friday August 10th (Included in buy-in)
Captains meeting (Same location as 2017) Friday 6 pm
Awards
Based on 60 teams
1st $15,000
2nd $10,000
3rd $5,000
4th $3,000
5th $2,000
6th $1000
7th $1000
8th $1000
9th $1000
10th $1000
Oswego Health will host our 3rd annual "Run For Your Health 5K" on August 11th. The run/walk will start and end at The Manor (20 Manor Drive, Oswego). The course will wind around Oswego Health's Seneca Hill Campus which includes Springside, our premier retirement living village.
5K Entry Fee:
Early Registration - $25
Registration after July 11 - $30
Race Day Registration - $35
Kids 1 Mile Fun Run - Free (Doesn't receive t-shirt)
Online register coming soon
If you have any questions, please contact the Oswego Health Foundation at 315.326.3473.
This is an annual event modeled after an old time country fair. We invite local craftspeople, artists, farmers, collectors, organizations as well as vendors to come and share their stories and their wares.
There are demonstrations, delicious homemade ice cream, lots of opportunities to meet people and learn new things about your community.
There will be music by the Lisa Lee starting at 11 am, and hots and hamburgs cooked fresh.
On August 9, 1831, the first train ran in New York State between Albany and Schenectedy for the Mohawk & Hudson Railroad, which later became part of the New York Central Railroad. The Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad, another part of the NY Central, came to Oswego and built the tunnel and bridge in the mid 1870s, so that it could reach Suspension Bridge - now known as Niagara Falls.
The New York Central continued to serve Oswego until 1968, when it was then merged with the Pennsylvania Railroad to form the Penn Central Railroad. The museum will celebrate the 139 years of the NY Central with models, artifacts, photos and videos.
The lecture follows the Beatles and the Creation of their eighth album. Discuss the legacy that defined counter culture for a generation. Admission is free.
Broken Arrow performs the music of Neil Young, featuring both the rockin’ electric Crazy Horse tunes and the more acoustic, pedal steel driven country rock material. The band delivers these classic songs faithfully while taking them out on some jamming excursions and tastefully tweaking some of the arrangements. Joe Mass nails the Neil vocals perfectly and the harmonies are spot on. They have audiences on their feet singing along and demanding encores at every show.
Doors: 7:00pm | Show: 8:00pm
Advance Sale Tickets:
*$55 each Tier 1 – Private Table for 2
*$35 each Tier 2 – Premier Main floor seating
*$30 each Tier 3 – Main floor seating
Buy tickets HERE or call 315-298-0007 for more information.
*Additional taxes & processing fees may apply; while supplies last;
Tier 1 seating must be purchased in sets of 2. Ticket prices will increase the day of the show. Box Office Closes at 4 pm, on Friday, August 17th.
On August 9, 1831, the first train ran in New York State between Albany and Schenectedy for the Mohawk & Hudson Railroad, which later became part of the New York Central Railroad. The Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad, another part of the NY Central, came to Oswego and built the tunnel and bridge in the mid 1870s, so that it could reach Suspension Bridge - now known as Niagara Falls.
The New York Central continued to serve Oswego until 1968, when it was then merged with the Pennsylvania Railroad to form the Penn Central Railroad. The museum will celebrate the 139 years of the NY Central with models, artifacts, photos and videos.
Vendors will have a wide selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, sweets, meats, crafts, and furniture. This seasonal market will accept SNAP, Fresh Connect, WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program to further encourage healthy choices.
Hospice Regatta champion teams from around the US and Canada compete for the National Hospice Regatta Championship. Three days of racing on nearly identical J/24 sailboats. Free for spectators.
CiTi BOCES will be hosting a Service Provider Expo in order to increase awareness of the many services and resources that are available to students and their families.
Hospice Regatta champion teams from around the US and Canada compete for the National Hospice Regatta Championship. Three days of racing on nearly identical J/24 sailboats. Free for spectators.
August 17, 2018 – September 3, 2018See Desc. for Times
Get in on the action and your share of $142,250 in CASH Prizes in the 2018 LOC Events!
LOC 2018
Fall Salmon Derby August 17th – September 3rd
$68,900 Cash
$25,000 Grand Prize
For the largest Salmon
Three Divisions
Salmon, Rainbow/Steelhead, Brown Trout
Cash Prizes for Salmon division
First Place $5000
Second Place $2000
Third Place $1100
Fourth Place $900
Fifth Place $700
Sixth Thru 10th Place $400
11th Thru 15th $200
16th Thru 20th $100 Cash Prizes for Brown and Steelhead divisions
First Place $2500
Second Place $1000
Third Place $550
Fourth Place $450
Fifth Place $350
Sixth Thru 10th Place $200
11th Thru 15th $100 16th Thru 20th $50
$1000 Big Fish Daily Prizes
$500 for the largest Salmon and $250 for the largest Brown and Rainbow/Steelhead
entered. Daily prizes carryover if no fish entered meets the minimum. No Prize September 3rd.
Weigh-in closes at 1:00 pm Sept 3rd.
$500 cash award from LOTSA for the largest
valid LOC Salmon. Both entrant and witness
must be LOTSA members and noted on the official
LOC Weigh -In form to be valid.
Located in South Park in Historical Downtown Pulaski. Live music (June 22nd - August 31st), food vendors, and fresh produce. Accepts WIC, Senior SFNMP and SNAP.
Hospice Regatta champion teams from around the US and Canada compete for the National Hospice Regatta Championship. Three days of racing on nearly identical J/24 sailboats. Free for spectators.
August 17, 2018 – September 3, 2018See Desc. for Times
Get in on the action and your share of $142,250 in CASH Prizes in the 2018 LOC Events!
LOC 2018
Fall Salmon Derby August 17th – September 3rd
$68,900 Cash
$25,000 Grand Prize
For the largest Salmon
Three Divisions
Salmon, Rainbow/Steelhead, Brown Trout
Cash Prizes for Salmon division
First Place $5000
Second Place $2000
Third Place $1100
Fourth Place $900
Fifth Place $700
Sixth Thru 10th Place $400
11th Thru 15th $200
16th Thru 20th $100 Cash Prizes for Brown and Steelhead divisions
First Place $2500
Second Place $1000
Third Place $550
Fourth Place $450
Fifth Place $350
Sixth Thru 10th Place $200
11th Thru 15th $100 16th Thru 20th $50
$1000 Big Fish Daily Prizes
$500 for the largest Salmon and $250 for the largest Brown and Rainbow/Steelhead
entered. Daily prizes carryover if no fish entered meets the minimum. No Prize September 3rd.
Weigh-in closes at 1:00 pm Sept 3rd.
$500 cash award from LOTSA for the largest
valid LOC Salmon. Both entrant and witness
must be LOTSA members and noted on the official
LOC Weigh -In form to be valid.
On August 9, 1831, the first train ran in New York State between Albany and Schenectedy for the Mohawk & Hudson Railroad, which later became part of the New York Central Railroad. The Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad, another part of the NY Central, came to Oswego and built the tunnel and bridge in the mid 1870s, so that it could reach Suspension Bridge - now known as Niagara Falls.
The New York Central continued to serve Oswego until 1968, when it was then merged with the Pennsylvania Railroad to form the Penn Central Railroad. The museum will celebrate the 139 years of the NY Central with models, artifacts, photos and videos.
Hospice Regatta champion teams from around the US and Canada compete for the National Hospice Regatta Championship. Three days of racing on nearly identical J/24 sailboats. Free for spectators.
August 17, 2018 – September 3, 2018See Desc. for Times
Get in on the action and your share of $142,250 in CASH Prizes in the 2018 LOC Events!
LOC 2018
Fall Salmon Derby August 17th – September 3rd
$68,900 Cash
$25,000 Grand Prize
For the largest Salmon
Three Divisions
Salmon, Rainbow/Steelhead, Brown Trout
Cash Prizes for Salmon division
First Place $5000
Second Place $2000
Third Place $1100
Fourth Place $900
Fifth Place $700
Sixth Thru 10th Place $400
11th Thru 15th $200
16th Thru 20th $100 Cash Prizes for Brown and Steelhead divisions
First Place $2500
Second Place $1000
Third Place $550
Fourth Place $450
Fifth Place $350
Sixth Thru 10th Place $200
11th Thru 15th $100 16th Thru 20th $50
$1000 Big Fish Daily Prizes
$500 for the largest Salmon and $250 for the largest Brown and Rainbow/Steelhead
entered. Daily prizes carryover if no fish entered meets the minimum. No Prize September 3rd.
Weigh-in closes at 1:00 pm Sept 3rd.
$500 cash award from LOTSA for the largest
valid LOC Salmon. Both entrant and witness
must be LOTSA members and noted on the official
LOC Weigh -In form to be valid.
On August 9, 1831, the first train ran in New York State between Albany and Schenectedy for the Mohawk & Hudson Railroad, which later became part of the New York Central Railroad. The Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad, another part of the NY Central, came to Oswego and built the tunnel and bridge in the mid 1870s, so that it could reach Suspension Bridge - now known as Niagara Falls.
The New York Central continued to serve Oswego until 1968, when it was then merged with the Pennsylvania Railroad to form the Penn Central Railroad. The museum will celebrate the 139 years of the NY Central with models, artifacts, photos and videos.
August 17, 2018 – September 3, 2018See Desc. for Times
Get in on the action and your share of $142,250 in CASH Prizes in the 2018 LOC Events!
LOC 2018
Fall Salmon Derby August 17th – September 3rd
$68,900 Cash
$25,000 Grand Prize
For the largest Salmon
Three Divisions
Salmon, Rainbow/Steelhead, Brown Trout
Cash Prizes for Salmon division
First Place $5000
Second Place $2000
Third Place $1100
Fourth Place $900
Fifth Place $700
Sixth Thru 10th Place $400
11th Thru 15th $200
16th Thru 20th $100 Cash Prizes for Brown and Steelhead divisions
First Place $2500
Second Place $1000
Third Place $550
Fourth Place $450
Fifth Place $350
Sixth Thru 10th Place $200
11th Thru 15th $100 16th Thru 20th $50
$1000 Big Fish Daily Prizes
$500 for the largest Salmon and $250 for the largest Brown and Rainbow/Steelhead
entered. Daily prizes carryover if no fish entered meets the minimum. No Prize September 3rd.
Weigh-in closes at 1:00 pm Sept 3rd.
$500 cash award from LOTSA for the largest
valid LOC Salmon. Both entrant and witness
must be LOTSA members and noted on the official
LOC Weigh -In form to be valid.
August 17, 2018 – September 3, 2018See Desc. for Times
Get in on the action and your share of $142,250 in CASH Prizes in the 2018 LOC Events!
LOC 2018
Fall Salmon Derby August 17th – September 3rd
$68,900 Cash
$25,000 Grand Prize
For the largest Salmon
Three Divisions
Salmon, Rainbow/Steelhead, Brown Trout
Cash Prizes for Salmon division
First Place $5000
Second Place $2000
Third Place $1100
Fourth Place $900
Fifth Place $700
Sixth Thru 10th Place $400
11th Thru 15th $200
16th Thru 20th $100 Cash Prizes for Brown and Steelhead divisions
First Place $2500
Second Place $1000
Third Place $550
Fourth Place $450
Fifth Place $350
Sixth Thru 10th Place $200
11th Thru 15th $100 16th Thru 20th $50
$1000 Big Fish Daily Prizes
$500 for the largest Salmon and $250 for the largest Brown and Rainbow/Steelhead
entered. Daily prizes carryover if no fish entered meets the minimum. No Prize September 3rd.
Weigh-in closes at 1:00 pm Sept 3rd.
$500 cash award from LOTSA for the largest
valid LOC Salmon. Both entrant and witness
must be LOTSA members and noted on the official
LOC Weigh -In form to be valid.
August 17, 2018 – September 3, 2018See Desc. for Times
Get in on the action and your share of $142,250 in CASH Prizes in the 2018 LOC Events!
LOC 2018
Fall Salmon Derby August 17th – September 3rd
$68,900 Cash
$25,000 Grand Prize
For the largest Salmon
Three Divisions
Salmon, Rainbow/Steelhead, Brown Trout
Cash Prizes for Salmon division
First Place $5000
Second Place $2000
Third Place $1100
Fourth Place $900
Fifth Place $700
Sixth Thru 10th Place $400
11th Thru 15th $200
16th Thru 20th $100 Cash Prizes for Brown and Steelhead divisions
First Place $2500
Second Place $1000
Third Place $550
Fourth Place $450
Fifth Place $350
Sixth Thru 10th Place $200
11th Thru 15th $100 16th Thru 20th $50
$1000 Big Fish Daily Prizes
$500 for the largest Salmon and $250 for the largest Brown and Rainbow/Steelhead
entered. Daily prizes carryover if no fish entered meets the minimum. No Prize September 3rd.
Weigh-in closes at 1:00 pm Sept 3rd.
$500 cash award from LOTSA for the largest
valid LOC Salmon. Both entrant and witness
must be LOTSA members and noted on the official
LOC Weigh -In form to be valid.
Vendors will have a wide selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, sweets, meats, crafts, and furniture. This seasonal market will accept SNAP, Fresh Connect, WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program to further encourage healthy choices.
August 17, 2018 – September 3, 2018See Desc. for Times
Get in on the action and your share of $142,250 in CASH Prizes in the 2018 LOC Events!
LOC 2018
Fall Salmon Derby August 17th – September 3rd
$68,900 Cash
$25,000 Grand Prize
For the largest Salmon
Three Divisions
Salmon, Rainbow/Steelhead, Brown Trout
Cash Prizes for Salmon division
First Place $5000
Second Place $2000
Third Place $1100
Fourth Place $900
Fifth Place $700
Sixth Thru 10th Place $400
11th Thru 15th $200
16th Thru 20th $100 Cash Prizes for Brown and Steelhead divisions
First Place $2500
Second Place $1000
Third Place $550
Fourth Place $450
Fifth Place $350
Sixth Thru 10th Place $200
11th Thru 15th $100 16th Thru 20th $50
$1000 Big Fish Daily Prizes
$500 for the largest Salmon and $250 for the largest Brown and Rainbow/Steelhead
entered. Daily prizes carryover if no fish entered meets the minimum. No Prize September 3rd.
Weigh-in closes at 1:00 pm Sept 3rd.
$500 cash award from LOTSA for the largest
valid LOC Salmon. Both entrant and witness
must be LOTSA members and noted on the official
LOC Weigh -In form to be valid.
August 17, 2018 – September 3, 2018See Desc. for Times
Get in on the action and your share of $142,250 in CASH Prizes in the 2018 LOC Events!
LOC 2018
Fall Salmon Derby August 17th – September 3rd
$68,900 Cash
$25,000 Grand Prize
For the largest Salmon
Three Divisions
Salmon, Rainbow/Steelhead, Brown Trout
Cash Prizes for Salmon division
First Place $5000
Second Place $2000
Third Place $1100
Fourth Place $900
Fifth Place $700
Sixth Thru 10th Place $400
11th Thru 15th $200
16th Thru 20th $100 Cash Prizes for Brown and Steelhead divisions
First Place $2500
Second Place $1000
Third Place $550
Fourth Place $450
Fifth Place $350
Sixth Thru 10th Place $200
11th Thru 15th $100 16th Thru 20th $50
$1000 Big Fish Daily Prizes
$500 for the largest Salmon and $250 for the largest Brown and Rainbow/Steelhead
entered. Daily prizes carryover if no fish entered meets the minimum. No Prize September 3rd.
Weigh-in closes at 1:00 pm Sept 3rd.
$500 cash award from LOTSA for the largest
valid LOC Salmon. Both entrant and witness
must be LOTSA members and noted on the official
LOC Weigh -In form to be valid.
Friday, August 24th a display of L.C. Smith and Hunter Arms guns, as well as information on bicycles and fans made by the Hunter Arms Company will be exhibited at the John Wells Pratt House on South First Street in Fulton, NY. Stop in and visit the Hunter Arms Gallery.
Saturday, August 25th the main event of the day will be a shoot held at the Pathfinder Fish & Game Club (four miles south of Fulton on Rt 57). Registration begins at 8 am. There will be group pictures. Shoot starts promptly at 9 am.
The AWARDS BANQUET will take place at the Tavern on the Lock on South First Street, overlooking the Oswego River in Fulton.
Cash Bar at 6:30 pm; Dinner at 7:30 pm.
Banquet price is $30 per person. Reservations are required.
Located in South Park in Historical Downtown Pulaski. Live music (June 22nd - August 31st), food vendors, and fresh produce. Accepts WIC, Senior SFNMP and SNAP.
August 17, 2018 – September 3, 2018See Desc. for Times
Get in on the action and your share of $142,250 in CASH Prizes in the 2018 LOC Events!
LOC 2018
Fall Salmon Derby August 17th – September 3rd
$68,900 Cash
$25,000 Grand Prize
For the largest Salmon
Three Divisions
Salmon, Rainbow/Steelhead, Brown Trout
Cash Prizes for Salmon division
First Place $5000
Second Place $2000
Third Place $1100
Fourth Place $900
Fifth Place $700
Sixth Thru 10th Place $400
11th Thru 15th $200
16th Thru 20th $100 Cash Prizes for Brown and Steelhead divisions
First Place $2500
Second Place $1000
Third Place $550
Fourth Place $450
Fifth Place $350
Sixth Thru 10th Place $200
11th Thru 15th $100 16th Thru 20th $50
$1000 Big Fish Daily Prizes
$500 for the largest Salmon and $250 for the largest Brown and Rainbow/Steelhead
entered. Daily prizes carryover if no fish entered meets the minimum. No Prize September 3rd.
Weigh-in closes at 1:00 pm Sept 3rd.
$500 cash award from LOTSA for the largest
valid LOC Salmon. Both entrant and witness
must be LOTSA members and noted on the official
LOC Weigh -In form to be valid.
Friday, August 24th a display of L.C. Smith and Hunter Arms guns, as well as information on bicycles and fans made by the Hunter Arms Company will be exhibited at the John Wells Pratt House on South First Street in Fulton, NY. Stop in and visit the Hunter Arms Gallery.
Saturday, August 25th the main event of the day will be a shoot held at the Pathfinder Fish & Game Club (four miles south of Fulton on Rt 57). Registration begins at 8 am. There will be group pictures. Shoot starts promptly at 9 am.
The AWARDS BANQUET will take place at the Tavern on the Lock on South First Street, overlooking the Oswego River in Fulton.
Cash Bar at 6:30 pm; Dinner at 7:30 pm.
Banquet price is $30 per person. Reservations are required.
Winona's DeerFly trail race is like no other event around, and offers something for everyone.
The 5 kilometer race offers a fast course in excellent condition by trail running standards. A well marked course with no major climbs, it includes mostly wide trails, a bit of gravel road, and approximately 1 mile of single track to the finish line. This is a great course for anyone, including competitive runners, and walkers.
The 10 kilometer race is considered an adventure course. It is a course that will be well marked, but will include steep climbs, running where there is NO trail, possibly across creeks and streams, and could be muddy. (Conditions dependent)
AID STATIONS: Water and Gatorade at Mile 2 and Mile 5.
I am happy to offer a highly discounted registration fee of $5 for kids 12 and under.
If preregistered by August 1st, you will receive a commemorative 2018 DeerFly pint glass. Registration is non-refundable, please do not ask for refunds.
DIRECTIONS: The race venue is coneniently located 6 miles off Exit 39 from I81. Take Rt. I-81 to exit 39, which is the Mannsville Exit. Head East on County Route 90 to stop sign in Mannsville. Go through stop, and continue on East 90 for total of 6 miles.
REFRESHMENTS: Free Hoffman hot dogs and assorted items post race.
Free kids fishing classes provide lessons in fishing with live bait and with lures. Classes are led by local Author Spider Rybaak and Mike McGrath. All bait and tackle are provided for free. There is no need to register.
On August 9, 1831, the first train ran in New York State between Albany and Schenectedy for the Mohawk & Hudson Railroad, which later became part of the New York Central Railroad. The Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad, another part of the NY Central, came to Oswego and built the tunnel and bridge in the mid 1870s, so that it could reach Suspension Bridge - now known as Niagara Falls.
The New York Central continued to serve Oswego until 1968, when it was then merged with the Pennsylvania Railroad to form the Penn Central Railroad. The museum will celebrate the 139 years of the NY Central with models, artifacts, photos and videos.
August 17, 2018 – September 3, 2018See Desc. for Times
Get in on the action and your share of $142,250 in CASH Prizes in the 2018 LOC Events!
LOC 2018
Fall Salmon Derby August 17th – September 3rd
$68,900 Cash
$25,000 Grand Prize
For the largest Salmon
Three Divisions
Salmon, Rainbow/Steelhead, Brown Trout
Cash Prizes for Salmon division
First Place $5000
Second Place $2000
Third Place $1100
Fourth Place $900
Fifth Place $700
Sixth Thru 10th Place $400
11th Thru 15th $200
16th Thru 20th $100 Cash Prizes for Brown and Steelhead divisions
First Place $2500
Second Place $1000
Third Place $550
Fourth Place $450
Fifth Place $350
Sixth Thru 10th Place $200
11th Thru 15th $100 16th Thru 20th $50
$1000 Big Fish Daily Prizes
$500 for the largest Salmon and $250 for the largest Brown and Rainbow/Steelhead
entered. Daily prizes carryover if no fish entered meets the minimum. No Prize September 3rd.
Weigh-in closes at 1:00 pm Sept 3rd.
$500 cash award from LOTSA for the largest
valid LOC Salmon. Both entrant and witness
must be LOTSA members and noted on the official
LOC Weigh -In form to be valid.
On August 9, 1831, the first train ran in New York State between Albany and Schenectedy for the Mohawk & Hudson Railroad, which later became part of the New York Central Railroad. The Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad, another part of the NY Central, came to Oswego and built the tunnel and bridge in the mid 1870s, so that it could reach Suspension Bridge - now known as Niagara Falls.
The New York Central continued to serve Oswego until 1968, when it was then merged with the Pennsylvania Railroad to form the Penn Central Railroad. The museum will celebrate the 139 years of the NY Central with models, artifacts, photos and videos.
We encourage writers to stop out to this once monthly group to share, network, and get to know and be a part of this small community! Coffee and good conversations happen the last Sunday of each month at 6:00 pm!
Central Square Farmers' Market
Annual LOC Summer Trout and Salmon Fishing Derby
31st Annual Oswego Harborfest
3rd Annual Back Row Truck Show
Blooming Summer Blossoms
Driving Books Home - Oswego Bookmobile
Peaceful Remedies presents Mary Gosek Day
Learn About Radio with Tom Herbert
Salmon River Fine Arts Center Members' Summer Art Show
Located in South Park in Historical Downtown Pulaski. Live music (June 22nd - August 31st), food vendors, and fresh produce. Accepts WIC, Senior SFNMP and SNAP.
Information Meeting about Foster & Adoptive Parenting
The Oswego Players present Accolade to Audrey
