Local author, Jo Ann Butler greeted customers and signed copies of her first published novel, A Scandalous Life: Rebel Puritan at a recent book signing event held at Backstreet Books & Bistro.
Governor Andrew Cuomo believes his recent State of the State message travels well. On a day when members of his Cabinet fanned out across the state to deliver a near-copy of the speech, Oswego County’s local government officials packed Fulton’s Common Council chambers to see the speech for themselves.
The State Comptroller’s got a list, and the town of Hannibal is at the very top of it. The list, released Monday, shows the local governments which approved budgets that illegally exceeded the state’s new cap on tax levies.
Hannibal exceeded the cap by more than $154,000, the Comptroller’s office claims.
Marian E. King, 88, of Oswego, passed away Sunday Jan. 8, 2012, at Seneca Hill Manor, Volney, NY.
The winter sports season has been quite exciting thus far with success in the pool, on the ice, the bowling lanes and on the courts and mats.
Mary Ellen Kielb, 89, a former resident of East Utica Street, passed away on Monday Jan. 9, 2012, at the Pontiac Care and Rehab Center.
Raymond H. Bresee Jr., 75, of Oswego Road, Baldwinsville, passed away on Sunday Jan. 8, 2012.
Timothy J. Bartholomew, 51, a resident of East Oneida Street, passed away on Monday Jan. 9, 2012, at Oswego Hospital.
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