Hurricane Sandy didn’t live up to its hype in these parts. However, a little bundle of energy – Emily Bradshaw – is going stronger than ever. Since the Oswego County Legislature meeting in September where she spoke about the lack of a homeless shelter in Oswego, things have been very busy for the young lady.
“Seeing a whole section of (New York) city mostly without power, joining in with people wandering around with flashlights, and witnessing cars slowly negotiating their way through intersections without working traffic lights, was insane!” said former OCT contributing writer Joceyln Cook.
A 17-year-old girl was hospitalized. Tickets are expected to be issued against the other driver, troopers said.
Looks like it will be a chilly start for November with temps around 50 on Thursday.
The crash on State Route 31 claimed the life of a Phoenix man.
Much less wind, maybe a few showers awaits trick or treaters on Wednesday
The Oswego County area seems to have missed the brunt of Monday’s windstorm. Several trees and power lines were downed. And close to 2,400 people are still without power.
UPDATED 9 p.m. Fatal crash reported in West Monroe
Sandy is starting to hit the Big Apple; could reach CNY in a couple hours.
Storm damage closes some county roadways
Hurricane cancels evening, Tuesday morning classes at SUNY Oswego. However, The Connections Women’s Conference scheduled for Tuesday at The American Foundry is still on track.
High winds expected through Tuesday. And hang on to your umbrella!
The $860 donation will be used to purchase two new computers through Wal-Mart for the city of Oswego Fire Department’s F.E.T.N. (Fire and Emergency Training Network) Training.
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