Recently, some sharp-eyed walkers have spotted mittens, scarves and other cold weather apparel seemingly growing out of trees. It’s the second year of Gloves with Love, a program by the Oswego Federal Credit Union and Oswego County Opportunities. The Oswego Fiber Arts Studio Group has also implemented its Random Acts of Warmth and Kindness program to help the needy stay warm.
Anglers fishing the 2017 NYS Winter Classic Fishing Tournament can visit three local businesses – All Seasons Sports and Salmon River Sports Shop in Pulaski, and App’s Bait and Tackle in Cleveland – to weigh in their catches. Considered the largest winter fishing tournament ever conducted in NY state, the NYS Winter Classic Fishing Tournament continues through the end of February.
Through the hard work and tireless efforts of many local stakeholders, together with the leadership of Governor Cuomo, and a decision between Entergy and Exelon to sell the FitzPatrick plant to Exelon, this week more than 600 jobs were saved and nearly 1,000 tradesmen and women have gone to work in Scriba.
A blight in the Fifth Ward will soon be gone. At Tuesday’s Physical Services Committee meeting, Kevin Caraccioli, city attorney, requested consideration from the Common Council to return specific real properties to the prior owners who lost title due to tax foreclosure. And the recommended funding the purchase and tear down of a zombie property on West Fifth Street.
At about 8:20 a.m. today (January 19), State Police patrolling Bankrupt Road in the town of Schroeppel came upon a gray Hyundai Sonata off the roadway
against a tree with heavy front end damage. Inside the vehicle, they located the driver and sole occupant, 62 year-old Richard T. Bray, of Syracuse.
On Wednesday (Jan. 18) at 12:51 p.m., deputies arrested Nicholas L. McCarty, 20, of 3190 CR 176, Oswego, for two counts of sexual misconduct, a class A misdemeanor. Then, he was arrested two other times on more charges
According to data provided by the Stalking Resource Center, in one year more than 7.5 million people in the United States were stalked and an estimated 15% of women and 6% of men have been a victim of stalking during their lifetimes.
At Tuesday night’s committee meeting, Councilor Robert Corradino opened a discussion regarding paperless agendas for committee and council meetings. The move would save money, make things move quicker and easier as well as free up the city employees that have to deal printing hundreds of pages each week for the agendas.
“Winona Forest is known for its deep snowfalls and winter wonderland appearance, and the Winona Stone Wall has evolved into one of the Northeast’s premier snowshoe events,” said Matt Westerlund, president of Winona Forest Recreation Association. “Shoers can choose from a 5K citizens distance, where they can race, run, or walk with friends, or the 15K championship course.”
The agenda includes a discussion of the possibility of moving to paperless meetings. Among the resolutions to be acted on is a request to return specific real property to the prior owners who lost title due to tax foreclosure
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