The Oswego DAWN, the SUNY Oswego Department of Political Science, the Political Science Club and the College Democrats are sponsoring a public informational forum on the upcoming referendum on a NYS Constitutional Convention. The event will be held on September 28 at 6:30 p.m. at SUNY Oswego’s Marano Campus Center, Room 114.
The Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center will present a public program on beavers, Leave it to Beavers, on October 6 at 6 p.m. (rain date October 7). As daylight grows shorter and the air temperatures cool, a change of behavior is noted with the center’s beaver colony.
Oswego County Federal Credit Union will host a “Discover Your Credit Union Day, “on October 6, exclusively at the Fulton office, 707 S. Fourth St. The event will run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Acceptance. Friendship. Compassion. That trifecta of support recently inspired Fulton Junior High School students to form chain reactions of kindness after Rachel’s Challenge presenter Alex Jackson shared Rachel’s story of courage and hope.
At Monday night’s Physical Services Committee, Third Ward Councilor Nathan Emmons requested consideration from the Common Council to approve a revision to Article V of Chapter 224 of the code of the city of Oswego. Currently, it establishes the period of redemption of residential and farm property to expire four years after the lien date. Emmons’ proposed local law would reduce the time down to two years
Today (September 18), Guiding Eyes for the Blind welcomed the September 2017 class of graduates, a group of 17 individuals paired with exceptionally trained guide dogs. Among this month’s graduates is Ross Rupert, a resident of Oswego, who traveled to the Guiding Eyes headquarters for Residential Training with his guide dog, Sparky.
A traffic pattern change is anticipated for a portion of State Route 481 in Fulton on Tuesday, September 19. Traffic will be lessened to one lane in both directions in the area near the former Nestle site to allow for completion of demolition. City officials are warning travelers of this route to be aware of the lane reduction and prepare for any traffic delays that may result.
On September 15, investigators charged 36-year-old, Daniel Pyne Jr., from Oswego with one count of Endangering the Welfare of a Child and eight counts of Criminal Contempt 2nd degree, both class “A” misdemeanors. The charges stem from allegations that Mr. Pyne was using a third party to correspond with written letters to a protected party of a duly served order of protection.
The Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee, through the Oswego County Traffic Safety Board today (Sept. 18) announced that free child car seat inspections are available to parents and caregivers during weeks September 18 – 30 in Oswego County.
St. Lawrence University welcomed new students to the Class of 2021. Fall semester classes began on Aug. 30.
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