The Oswego Fire Department announces the retirement of Lieutenant Christopher Chetney after more than 20 years of service. He was appointed to the department on June 18, 1992, and retired on March 31, 2013. Lt. Chetney spent the majority of his career assigned to “A” shift being promoted from Firefighter to Lieutenant on December 15, 2004.
Sharon LeBeau has big plans for 213 Mount Pleasant Road. The small house where LeBeau and her husband both live and operate Scotland Yards Antiques and Collectibles will soon be expanded.
The largest line-up annually at Harborfest on the NRG Oswego Harbor Power “Lakeview Stage” in Breitbeck Park, is reserved for Saturday afternoon and evening.
A mix of clouds and sun Friday. The high will be in the mid 40s.
The Oswego State men’s lacrosse team (6-2) headed into the fourth quarter tied with Clarkson (6-3) after the Lakers erased a four-goal halftime deficit, but Oswego State came up just short in the end as it suffered a 13-12 loss Wednesday afternoon.
UPDATE 8 PM: the investigation determined that a 20-year-old man, identified as Jerimiah B. Johnston, of Oswego, was riding a skateboard in an easterly direction on West Bridge Street, when he entered the roadway and struck a 2005 Buick minivan travelling south on West Second Street, driven by 38-year-old Tracey J. Faul and occupied by five children.
At about 4:40 p.m. today (April 3), emergency crews responded to a personal injury motor vehicle accident near the intersection of West Second and Bridge streets.
At about 2 p.m. today (April 3), Oswego Police were dispatched to the Rise and Shine Convenience store 126 East Oneida Street in the city of Oswego for a reported robbery. Preliminary investigating determined that a white male, described to be in his teens, allegedly stole a purse from a customer at the store and allegedly stated that he possessed a gun.
The governor also spoke about his plans to assist families, revitalize the economy and enhance education. The budget will provide nearly $800 million in tax relief for businesses over the next three years, he added. As well as reforms in the unemployment insurance and workers’ compensation system, which will save the private sector $1.2 billion, he said.
Aisles of projects ranging from air quality control to safe drinking water and composting to green energy lined tables in the school’s gymnasium and were open for viewing by students and teachers at the school as well as guests from the community.
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