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Personal Injury MVA Investigated
Four people were transported to area hospitals following the accident at State Route 104 and West Fifth Street. The driver of one of the vehicles was ticketed
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Vehicle Pursuit Races Through Port City
UPDATED: A suspect was chased through Oswego Thursday evening by Fulton police officers, county sheriff’s deputies and Oswego police officers. The suspect was apprehended after being Tasered at his residents about a half mile west of the Port City. Several law enforcement vehicles were damaged in the incident, but there were no serious injuries. The investigation is on-going.
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Vehicle Fire Strikes Oswego DPW Garage
A vehicle fire was reported Sunday night inside the City of Oswego Department of Public Works Garage on Mitchell Street. It resulted in extensive smoke damage to the building as well as several vehicles inside, according to Jeff McCrobie, fire chief.
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Oswego Police Caution Residents: Lock Your Vehicles
Oswego Police wish to alert citizens to a series of vehicle entries that have been occurring. From June 1 through 30, the Oswego City Police Department has investigated 36 reports of vehicles that have been illegally entered.
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Child Struck By Vehicle Has Died
The Oswego City Police Department learned Friday morning that two-year-old Armondo Sciacca has died as a result of injuries he suffered in Wednesday’s incident in which he was struck by a motor vehicle on West Cayuga Street in the city of Oswego.
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Committee Revisits Fire Department’s Vehicle Request
The Administrative Services Committee recommends approving the sale of an old OFD vehicle. If there is enough funds to purchase a new vehicle after that, the council will consider that possibility in the future.
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Councilors Consider New Vehicle Purchases
The need is there, they say of department heads’ request for new vehicles. However, the city’s resources are running low this time of year. To make these purchases, the city will need to come up with new sources of funding.