Three years after Alan L. Jones was convicted of second-degree murder in the killing of his 11-year-old stepsister, an appeals court panel is considering a plea that could set Jones free. The appeal hinges on a novel twist: That if Jones intended to kill Erin Maxwell, his murder conviction should be overturned.
Inside: Exclusive coverage from court.
On 9/10/12 at 9:54 p.m., Janna L. Manson, 32, of 607 CR 30 Apt 4, Williamstown, was arrested for endangering the welfare of a child and resisting arrest. She allegedly smoked Amped in the presence of a child and then held on to the steering wheel of the vehicle as patrol attempted to restrain her.
The murder of Erin Maxwell returns to court this morning for the first time in nearly three years. A lawyer for the man accused of killing her will argue that his client did not get a fair trial.
UPDATE: Arguments are complete in the case. Click inside for the early details and check back later for the full story.
The New York State Field Band Conference commenced the march to the Carrier Dome on Saturday night as high school bands were active throughout Central New York. The Marching Buccaneers headed west to East Irondequoit to compete against two other National Division bands. On Sept. 22, the Oswego High School Marching Buccaneers will host the annual Pageant of Champions.
Mild today; temps shoot into the mid-80s Wednesday and Thursday
“Gen Silent,” a critically acclaimed documentary about aging in the gay community, will lead off SUNY Oswego’s On Screen-In Person film series at 7 p.m. Sept. 25, at Oswego Cinema 7, 138 W. Second St. Producer and director Stu Maddux will answer audience questions after the film.
The final race of the 2012 season at Oswego Speedway is Saturday and Oswego State students are invited to come out and join the fun. This Saturday’s Fall Championship special will offer a half price admission discount of only $10 to O.S.U. students with a valid I.D.
A combining force of man and nature has suddenly made Catholic Charities of Oswego County to take action and temporarily vacate its historic headquarters. The force? A sudden infiltration by a large colony of bats thought to be caused by start of the massive $12-million Broadway Bridge reconstruction project over the Oswego River nearby.
For the past two years, I have worked across the political aisle with Governor Cuomo and the leaders of the Assembly to help improve our economy by reducing government spending and lowering taxes.
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