The Mayor’s Office has announced that J.J. Lane, the contractor for the on-going Combined Sewer Separation Project, has provided the following road closure/detour details for the week of December 9, weather permitting.
Three arrests have been made as a result of the investigation into a possible methamphetamine lab at 196 Syracuse Ave. Oswego. As a result of the subsequent search warrant execution several one-pot or “Shake and Bake” methamphetamine laboratories and associated materials were seized. Additionally seized was in excess of 10 ounces of methamphetamine oil.
Mike Moss of Oswego took the ‘Drop A Postcard Challenge’ to the Pontiac Terrace Apartments Community Room on Sunday. Drop A Postcard Challenge was created in May of 2011 and is ongoing to ensure that all residents of assisted living and nursing homes receive mail.
The Oswego City Police Department is currently investigating a possible Meth Lab at 196 Syracuse Ave. The Police and Fire departments are currently on scene investigating. Syracuse Ave between South Division Street and Lawrence Street will be closed until further notice.
The chorus will perform a mix of traditional carols and popular Christmas songs. The event will take place Saturday at the Oswego Alliance Community Center, 371 Thompson Road Oswego. Two performances will be held; one at 2:01 p.m. and one at 7:01 p.m.
Shelby Michelle Taylor was born on December 1, 2013, at 8:52 a.m.
The annual event provides an opportunity to buy unique Christmas gifts, or items for personal use. Proceeds from the show will help fund morning program at Lura Sharp Elementary.
The purpose of this change was to offer options to those who otherwise have no alternate parking solution. This year, we will again be utilizing the “Alternate-Side Parking Restriction” during the winter months; however, discretion will be used in imposing the restriction until weather conditions require it. It will be publicly announced when it is imposed.
Lanigan Elementary School recently held a PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) Reward Day for students.
With a focus on student achievement, Fulton City School District teachers and support staff recently met in a collaborative effort to discuss the factors that contribute to students meeting graduation requirements, the graduation rate and develop strategies to bolster that figure. The fall staff development day provided an opportunity for school personnel to examine some of the root causes as to why some students didn’t finish high school in four years.
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