Articles by Steve Yablonski

At its meeting Tuesday night, the Oswego School Board unanimously voted to present a referendum on the May 15 ballot for a large capital project. Voters will be asked to allow the district to spend up to $15 million on the project. The proposed cost of the work at five of the seven schools comes to $14,952,501, according to Superintendent Bill Crist.

The Common Council voted 6-1-1 Monday night to approve reinstatement of the city Zoning Enforcement Officer. Some residents spoke out in favor of the position prior to the meeting.

A resolution to make half of the County Legislature’s monthly meeting start at 7 p.m. never made it out of committee today (March 26). The motion was defeated 3-4.