On November 14 at approximately 4:55 a.m., members from New York State Police Community Narcotics Enforcement Team, New York State Police Special Operation Response Team, and Oswego County Drug Task Force executed a search warrant at 14 Nottingham Runne, Pennellville.
Oswego County legislators will vote Thursday on a proposal to allow the Probation Department to use a GPS tracking system and electronic bracelets to monitor criminals who are awaiting court action. If approved by the Legislature, the system can help alleviate jail overcrowding by providing around-the-clock tracking of offenders in their homes.
The folks at North Volney Methodist Church would like to help your children get ready for the holidays by making gifts and cards for their parents, grandparents and maybe their school teacher.
She spoke to two groups of students in grades Kindergarten through third grade in the library and her presentation brought smiles, giggles and outright belly laughs as she used clever voices and antics to illustrate her stories.
The Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Football program held its end-of-the-year awards ceremony at APW High School on November 10. Coach John Jeffries thanked the players and their families for their support for the football program this year.
The students in Pre-K through fifth grades were assisted by staff members as they escaped the bus through the emergency roof hatch and emergency window exits.
The Resident Council at Michaud Residential Health Services in Fulton held a food drive collecting non-perishable food items on behalf of the Fulton Salvation Army, anticipating their special needs as the holiday season and winter approaches.
ARC of Oswego County’s Dr. John Readling Award recently received recognition from NYSARC, Inc. at its 63rd Annual Convention. The NYSARC, Inc. Memorial Recognition honors and pays tribute to NYSARC’s highly revered and respected former members of the Association.
Career and Technical Education students enrolled in the Public Safety and Justice Program at Oswego County BOCES are training to be our nation’s next generation of first responders.
Two role model students at G. Ray Bodley High School were recently recognized by Principal Donna Parkhurst for their outstanding character and commitment to school-wide expectations.
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