She is about three now, a pretty, laid back, unassuming charmer. She lives with other cats and dogs but mostly ignores them. She is all about people, but not in a pushy way, more in a let’s take a nap together way. She’ll nap with grownups – she’ll nap with toddlers. She just likes human companionship.
A mix of clouds and sun today. High near 45.
The Chairman of the Oswego County Legislature delivered his State of the County Address at Thursday afternoon’s meeting. While the county has and will continue to face challenges in the coming years, the chairman highlighted several things that will help alleviate the burden on county taxpayers in the future.
State Police in North Syracuse arrested Patrick J. Goodwin, 24, from Baldwinsville, for Disseminating indecent material to minors in the first degree, a class “D” felony and Endangering the Welfare of a Child, a class “A” misdemeanor. Goodwin, a substitute teacher at the Phoenix Central School District, was charged on Wednesday with sending and receiving sexual images and videos of a female student.
Mostly sunny and breezy but cooler today. High in the mid 30s.
The Oswego Common Council Chambers were filled to standing-room-only capacity Wednesday. For about an hour, freshman U.S. Congressman John Katko responded to questions regarding economic development in Oswego County. For a time, he met one-on-one with some people following the session. Katko said he was overwhelmed by the attendance. It shows that the community cares and that’s a really good thing, he said.
The Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce’s 99th annual meeting was held on March 5 at the River Vista Center in Fulton.
Cloudy with a chance of sprinkles early, then some sunny breaks today. High in the
lower 40s.
A handful of residents spoke out Tuesday on possible cuts CENTRO is considering. About a dozen people attended a public hearing in the County Legislature Chambers. The company is facing a nearly $5 million deficit and is looking at reducing bus service to close that gap. Revenues from state subsidies, which haven’t increased with the cost of operations, are behind the proposed cuts.
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