Residents in the 10-mile Emergency Planning Zone surrounding the nuclear power plants in Oswego County recently received a new public information brochure with emergency planning information. An error was identified and corrected. A new brochure is being mailed to residents in the EPZ.
Life is seldom good for the residents of Skid Row. Faced with poverty and tough times, the residents are surprised and pleased to learn that their friend Seymour Krelbourn has achieved success with the discovery of a new plant. The story of Seymour and his strange plant will be presented in the Broadway musical Little Shop of Horrors at G. Ray Bodley High School.
Award-winning Chinese watercolorist Zhinan Jiang, now a visiting professor of art at SUNY Oswego, did not know after a car crash in 1999 whether he would live or, if he did, whether he would walk, talk or paint ever again. Thanks to life-saving care and rehabilitation, for which he is forever grateful, Jiang returned to all that and to enjoy time with a daughter born during his recovery.
On August 26, local youngsters will have their chance to rescue the princess being held captive inside the walls of Fort Ontario. The Fairy Tale Faire runs from 1-3 p.m.
The author of the international bestselling “Eragon” and other books in a fantasy series; a columnist noted for her “Shrill” book on body image; a young comic book writer and illustrator; and a nationally known comedian, actor and writer with strong local ties are among the speakers in SUNY Oswego’s Living Writers Series this fall.
Burritt Motors, and Burritt service technician Chris Battles, each won General Motors Mark of Excellence awards recently.
On Wednesday, August 9, Wade J. Midlar, 51, of 554 County Route 85 in the town of Granby was arrested by the New York State Police Major Crimes Unit for one count of Promoting an obscene Sexual Performance by a Child, a class “D” felony.
Owner said he’s surprised at the support from the grassroots group. He intends to continue fixing up the property and restoring it to the way it looked around 1900. He’s looking forward to working with the group and finding ways to save the building and appreciates their efforts.
Today (August 17), U.S. Senators Charles E. Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand announced $6,400,528 in federal funds for 62 New York community health centers. The funding will be allocated by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration. In Oswego County, Northern Oswego County Health Services received funds.
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