Jeremy Zielinski, founder / CEO of Workforce Advocacy Center, said he would encourgae the council to pass the new version. His organization filed a lawsuit last fall over the original version of the proposed local law.
A chance of late day showers Tuesday – but temps will be near 40.
Mostly cloudy with flurries possible on Saturday – but the high might be in the 20s!
Organizers hope to submit their plan later this year and have the school open for the fall of 2014. They held a meeting Thursday night to gain more input from the community as to how they should create the school. If accepted, it would be the first in Oswego County.
Some snow flurries possible Friday as temps rebound to near 20.
Mayor Gillen has lifted the Emergency Parking Ban in the city of Oswego, effective immediately (Jan. 23). The mayor reminds residents that Alternate Side Parking Restrictions are still in effect between 1 and 6 a.m.
Warmer on Thursday, highs in the teens, with more flurries possible.
The chamber’s requests for funding for several events as well as requests dealing with the Independence Day Parade, farmers’ market and Pumpkin Fest among others all received a favorable recommendation. The Oswego Lions Club request for use of Veterans’ Memorial Park for an expanded event was also sent on to the full council.
The meeting has been rescheduled for next Wednesday, January 30 with the meeting called to order at 5 p.m., the board moving to executive session and it is expected the public portion of the meeting will reconvene at 6 p.m. at the Education Center.
Fulton Police recommend no unnecessary travel in and around the city of Fulton. Police also remind persons in the city of Fulton that on-street parking is prohibited from 1:30 to 5:30 a.m. Violators will be towed.
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