On Monday, October 26, 2009 Hannibal Historical Society welcomes George DeMass, president of Oswego Town Historical Society, to its meeting at Hannibal Community Center, Oswego Street in Hannibal at 7:30 p.m. Mr. DeMass is a member of the Titanic Historical Society, knew some of the survivors and will be speaking about the Titanic tragedy.
Ava Lucio in Preschool 1 class at Discovery Day Care just finished putting together an international people puzzle using her fine motor skill.
Several of the seniors from the Parish Senior Dining and Activity Center took a walking tour of Parish, on Thurs. October 8.
You are invited to West Baptist Church in Oswego (corner of West 3rd St and Mohawk St) on Saturday, October 17th from 9 am to 5 pm for an amazing day of card making, scrapbooking and paper crafting of all kinds
Erin died in the family’s Palermo home, a home filled with animals and the smell of feces. She died in her bedroom, a room that had two doors with locks on each one.
Her stepbrother, Alan Jones, was convicted of killing her. He’s awaiting sentencing. Erin’s father and stepmother were convicted after a two week town court trial of putting Erin in harm’s way by keeping an untidy home and by locking her in her room — charges the defense vigorously denied.
After court, a shouting match erupted when one of Lynn’s former coworkers shouted, “Bye, Lynn” at her. Defense lawyer Sal Lanza, who had just asked the judge to ask everyone to stay silent, shouted back.
The shouting resumed in the parking lot, with Lanza telling people to “go back to their trailers” and “collect their welfare checks”.
The Maxwells will serve their time in the Oswego County Correctional Facility.
Lanza is appealing the conviction and plans to ask the judge to release the Maxwells on bail while the appeal is decided.
Full details later…
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