Proposed School Capital Improvement Plan Fails
The Oswego City School District’s proposed $60,180,000 capital improvement project was soundly defeated by voters Tuesday night. The unofficial count was 905 no to 572 yes.
The Oswego City School District’s proposed $60,180,000 capital improvement project was soundly defeated by voters Tuesday night. The unofficial count was 905 no to 572 yes.
At Monday’s Physical Services Committee meeting, Oswego Health requested council consideration for the use of public space by way of a permenant easement of property adjacent to 29 E. Cayuga St., the site of the proposed Oswego Health Behavioral Health Services facility. The request was sent to the full council for review. On February 21, the Oswego Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved a special use permit for business occupancy, moving the Oswego Health Behavioral Health Services relocation project forward. As Oswego Health renews its Behavioral Health Services facilities, with assistance from a state grant for $13 million, it will also repurpose the long-time vacant commercial building.
With spring break for colleges around the corner, some SUNY Oswego students are taking the opportunity to serve communities in need of helping hands. SUNY Oswego offers multiple alternative break trips through its Office of Community Services. During these breaks, students typically volunteer to travel in order to work with not-for-profit organizations to help communities with a variety of challenges.
Hunter Edward Jordan was born in Oswego Hospital on March 4, 2018, at 5:22 p.m.
More today about the trend toward banning sales of dogs from commercial breeding facilities in pet stores. First of all, here is what we are not talking about – we are not talking about individual breeders who breed their dogs at home or in local kennels and then sell them from their own establishments. There are a number of such breeders in Oswego County and they typically do a fine job of promoting the breed they specialize in and making sure parent dogs are well cared for and that that puppies go to good homes.
Oswego Health welcomes breast surgeon Lisa Lai, MD, who will provide community members with a range of services to its General Surgery Associates practice. Dr. Lai will provide care to patients needing breast care in suite 1700 of the Fulton Medical Office Building and surgical care in Oswego Hospital’s advanced surgery center.
State Senator Patty Ritchie on Monday announced Senate passage of a series of bills aimed at improving school safety through security advancements for students, while also providing the funding for every school in the state to hire a qualified School Resource Officer.
Major General Anthony P. German, the Adjutant General, announces the recent reenlistment of members of the State National Guard in recognition of their continuing commitment to serve community, state and nation as part of the Army National Guard.
Norman L. Fuller III was born in Oswego Hospital on February 26, 2018, at 12:37 a.m.
Christopher Constantine Gonzalez was born in Oswego Hospital on February 26, 2018, at 10 p.m.
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