Word: oswego
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Kaldefoss's statement is one of fact, not resignation. The only commercial ship still plying that route, the Peckinpaugh has made more than 30 trips so far this year between the industrial city of Rome, located near the center of the state, and the Lake Ontario port of Oswego. It makes the trip west and north empty, completing the run in about 16 hours. It makes the trip back loaded with some 1,600 tons of cement. And the ship does it cheaply, carrying its high-bulk, low-cost cargo for less than the cost of sending...
...marker buoys and make navigation impossible and lock keepers who bring the Peckinpaugh's crew up to date on the news as they pass through. "Canal people are like a family," he says as the ship sails across 21-mile-long Oneida Lake and swings north into the Oswego River. "We really get to know each other along here...
Senior Janet Judge, team co-captain with midfielder Inga Larson, lasted 20 minutes of the season. She sustained a year-ending injury against Bowdoin in the Crimson's opening contest, so the responsibility to guard the goal fell to freshman Lisa Rowning of Lake Oswego, Oregon Rowning was consistent, if unspectacular, and showed poise under pressure. She, however, was destined to join Judge on the sidelines. Against Brown last weekend she hurt her knee and was scratched from the Yale contest, Enter Vialet...
...middle of the goalie's box where freshman Shelley McElroy just as perfectly headed it over the outstretched arms of Crimson netminder Lisa Rowning. For Rowning, also a freshman, it was deja vu, since McElroy was the star last year at Rowning's rival high school in Lake Oswego, Oregon...
...last eight years, the SUNY system has lost about 3,000 positions (excluding hospitals), and full-time equivalent enrollment has increased by 4,311. If the present proposals take effect, the SUNY Oswego student newspaper reported, SUNY will have to lose in the next year as many positions as it has in the previous eight years. The Oswegonian, February...