Newborns
Addison Leigh Holliday
Addison Leigh Holliday was born in Oswego Hospital on Aug. 5, 2010.
Articles by Steve Yablonski
Oswego Daily News
Hillside Water Problems Seep Back Into Council Meeting
The water quality problems several Hillside Avenue residents are having resurfaced at this week’s Administrative Services Committee meeting. Councilor Ron Kaplewicz requested the council waive the water fee for select residents on Hillside Avenue. They received a waiver last quarter. However, the poor water quality hasn’t been corrected by the city, and residents have received their full bills for the next quarter.
Oswego Daily News
Hundreds Say Farewell To Capt. Comerford
Hundreds of law enforcement officers, active and retired were joined today (Aug. 5) in paying their respects for Oswego City Police Capt. James Comerford. The procession made its way from Dain-Cullinan Funeral Home down East Oneida Street past the captain’s house and then made its way up East Fifth Street in front of Trinity Catholic School before ending at St. Paul’s Church. Many of the marchers had tears in their eyes.
Oswego Daily News
New Group Of Teens Ready To Become Youth Court Officers
Twenty county youth have completed training to be judges, defense attorneys, prosecutors and court clerks. Hearings are conducted and real punishments for offenders are handed out. “This is serious stuff. What you’re going to be doing is real,” an adviser told the students.
Newborns
Raymond Christopher Ernest Stone
Raymond Christopher Ernest Stone was born in Oswego Hospital on Aug. 3, 2010.
Newborns
Noelani Elizabeth Foster
Noelani Elizabeth Foster was born in Oswego Hospital on Aug. 2, 2010.
Oswego Daily News
City Targets Westside Building For Demolition
Director of Code Enforcement Neal Smith said the city should tear down a west side building – before it falls down on its own. This building has been at risk for quite a while, even more so now; it was recently vandalized inside and heavily damaged, he explained.
Oswego Daily News
Judge To Decide If Malone’s Comments Can Be Used At Trial
The Oswego Town woman was charged with second-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of her husband in their home on March 19.
Oswego Daily News
Muggy July Was Warmer Than Average
While the humidity made things feel worse than it was, it was only 3.3 degrees higher than average – and only good for 6th place on the list of all-time hot Julys dating back to 1844, according to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service.
Oswego Daily News
Mayor’s Proposed Budget Would Hike Sewer Fees 50 Percent
Oswego Mayor Randy Bateman presented his 2011 city operating budget message following Monday night’s council committee meeting. The mayor is proposing a 50 percent increase in the sewer rates in an attempt to make the sewer fund self-sufficient by 2012.