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Change A Life, Starting With Your Own

Learning CPR and the use of an automated external defibrillator can mean the difference between knowing how to save a life or not.  The American Red Cross knows that administering CPR AED within the first few minutes of a medical emergency is crucial to the survival of the victim.  To give the public the opportunity to learn these important lifesaving skills community classes are offered regularly at the Oswego branch office of the American Red Cross.

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Fulton Daily News

Judge Reserves Decision On Motions To Suppress Evidence

<p>Cathy L. Scott</p>

A judge has reserved decision on several motions to suppress evidence in the case against Cathy L. Scott, the Constantia woman who is accused of killing a motorcyclist in September 2007 while driving drunk. Because of the legislative timeline related to a New York law, the charge that carried the harshest penalty in Scott’s seven-count indictment was dismissed.

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Oswego Daily News

Buske Sentenced On Rape Charge

Jeanine M. Buske

The former Hannibal bus driver who was accused of having sexual intercourse with a teenager has been sentenced to prison time. Jeanine M. Buske, 33, pleaded guilty to third-degree rape and was sentenced to 1-½ to 3 years in state prison. Buske is presently in custody at the Oswego County Correctional Facility, awaiting transfer to a state facility.

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Oswego Daily News

Tours To Feature Fort’s ‘Notable Dead’

<p>A dead body's hand reaches out from under a sheet. The west artillery casemate is being redone to reflect what it might have looked like in the early 1900s when it was a makeshift morgue when an Influenza outbreak decimated the fort as well as the Port City.</p>

How many ghost stories are there connected to Fort Ontario? “More than the number of bars in Oswego,” quipped one of the organizers of this year’s ghost tours at the historic landmark. Some legendary figures, such as Lt. Basil Dunbar, killed in a duel in 1759, or Private George Fykes, who died in a 1782 fever epidemic, are rumored to appear as ghostly figures walking the ramparts of Fort Ontario and scaring army sentries and intruders.

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