Aurora is the only non-profit that works exclusively with people in Central New York who are deaf, blind, visually impaired or hard of hearing. Aurora is a United Way agency of Central New York and Oswego and Cayuga counties.
At approximately 10:47 a.m. on April 8, officers of the Oswego City Police Department were dispatched to 229 Munn St. for a reported domestic incident in progress. Upon arrival at the residence, responding officers detected a strong odor, consistent with that of marihuana. The subsequent investigation and search resulted in the discovery of an indoor marihuana grow located within the basement of the residence.
Nora Mae Hunter, 72, of Baldwinsville passed away on Sunday April 10, 2011, surrounded by her family after a long courageous battle with cancer.
Eight clubs at Cayuga Community College Fulton Campus accepted the Student Government Organization’s Penny War challenge to see which group could raise the most pennies for its designated charity or community organization.
As in the past years, the event will feature the biggest and the best Saturday morning parade, local and national music groups, a great food court, drinks, face painting, a magician and rides. All entertainment is offered free to the public.
Hannibal’s teachers’ union offered to take no pay increase for the next school year, according to a letter from union leaders to members.
The letter adds context to Board of Education President Matt Henderson’s comment last week that the union rejected the district’s demand for no increase in personnel costs.
The Oswego County Legislature recently accepted more than $233,000 in federal funding for the Employment and Training Division of the Oswego County Department of Social Services. This will help people who lost their jobs due to foreign labor competition as well as individuals with disabilities find employment.
The Oswego Evangelical Alliance invites all to a community Good Friday Service with music and a message on Friday, April 22 at 7:00pm at Elim Grace Christian Church-340 West First Street in Oswego.
The Fulton Planning Commission meets Monday night at 7:00 p.m. to take up one item.
It’s a proposal to convert a restaurant at 397 W. First St. S. into a dog grooming business.
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