The board approved a one-year deal with CSEA that includes a pay freeze. That makes three out of the district’s four unions to approve such a deal. Talks are under way with the teachers’ union. The board also approved a contract extension for the 2017-18 school year regarding Superintendent Dr. Dean Goewey.
Under the measure (S.6756-A), the city of Fulton would transfer roughly 8 acres of waterfront parkland to the town of Granby, a move that would allow the town to pursue changes that would help residents to more easily access the Oswego River.
Mayor Billy Barlow presented his proposal to implement free public Wi-Fi throughout downtown Oswego to the Administrative Services Committee. The response from the councilors and others was positive.
The sirens were installed last year as a joint effort by Exelon Generation, which owns and operates Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station, and Entergy Nuclear, which owns and operates the James A. FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant, to upgrade the public warning system to use the latest technology and provide greater reliability.
Dozens of motorcycle riders and a myriad other volunteers turned out Saturday to help support ARISE’s ramp program. ARISE has installed many ramps to ensure more and more people have access to a home environment, James Karasek said. The event was hosted by Oswego Speedway and Lighthouse Lanes.
May had a cool start but a warm ending, according to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service. The average temperature for May was 0.7-degree warmer than average. Total precipitation for May was 1.77 inches. That is 1.53 inches below where it should be.
Operation Oswego County held its 64th annual meeting at the Lake Ontario Event and Conference Center on Thursday. Barbara Bateman, vice president of the OOC board of directors, welcomed more than 150 representatives of businesses, government, education, labor and other ally organizations to the meeting. Keynote presenter Nick Canale, member of the Upstate Energy Jobs Coalition, shared a video and presentation highlighting the growth of the Upstate Energy Jobs Coalition.
The Oswego County Health Department reported today (June 3) that a bat found in a town of Mexico home has tested positive for rabies. As a result, the health department is investigating family members to determine if there have been any exposures to the bat. Also, three house cats must be placed in six-month quarantine as a result of their exposures.
Mayor Barlow announced today (June 2) his proposal to implement free public Wi-Fi throughout downtown Oswego, highlighting the need of internet access in order to modernize downtown and make it more attractive to residents, visitors and the SUNY community.
The more than 150 representatives of businesses, government, education, labor and other ally organizations of Operation Oswego County heard a powerful message Thursday regarding nuclear energy. OOC held its 64th annual meeting at the Lake Ontario Event and Conference Center. Keynote speaker Nick Canale, member of the Upstate Energy Jobs Coalition, highlighted the growth of the Upstate Energy Jobs Coalition.
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