Students from the Paul V. Moore High School’s Distributive Education Clubs of America chapter recently attended the Region 9 DECA competition and continued to excel in the community. The results are in and the Central Square School district is pleased to announce that the following students placed in their respective events:
The New York State Public Service Commission held a technical conference in Albany on May 4 on the costs of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s proposed Clean Energy Standard, which reinforced that the benefits of keeping upstate nuclear energy plants open far outweigh the costs of implementing the nuclear tier of the CES. A pair of newcomers claimed the two open seats on the Oswego School Board in May. With all of the four polling sites reporting, Aimee Callen was the top vote getter and James Bell garnered the second most.
The Oswego County Health Department reports that the first incident took place on Christmas Day in the town of Palermo, where a gray fox bit a human. In a separate incident on Tuesday, Dec. 27, a gray fox in the town of Hastings attacked and bit a human.
On Thursday, December 29, at approximately 2:26 a.m., State Police responded to County Route 53 near County Route 4 in the town of Scriba for a report of a one-vehicle motor vehicle collision. Upon arrival, Troopers located the driver, Kristina R. Skogfeldt, 20, from West Sixth Street, Oswego, partially ejected from her vehicle.
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