The average temperature for April 216 was was 3.6 degrees below average. Total precipitation for the month came in at 1.10 inches below average. Snowfall for April was 3.1 inches above average. But at the end of April, snowfall for the winter was 70.5 inches below normal, Gregway said.
Operators returned Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station Unit 2 to full power this morning (May 7), following a planned refueling outage that started on April 11. While the unit was offline, skilled technicians replaced nearly one-third of the reactor’s fuel and performed thousands of inspections and maintenance activities.
On April 26, State Police responded to a domestic dispute in the village of Pulaski. Following an investigation, it was determined that Michelle Engler had slapped the victim and struck him with a broom handle. She further stands accused of threatening the victim with a knife.
Last month, the council voted 5-1-1 to move $12,000 from the Contingency Fund to the 440 Contracted Services Garage Fund for weed control at Wright’s Landing, City Hall, East Linear Park, DPW Garage, east and west side fire stations, Legends Fields and all city parks. Following a public outcry, the vote is being reconsidered.
The New York State Public Service Commission held a technical conference in Albany Wednesday (May 4) on the costs of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s proposed Clean Energy Standard (CES), which reinforced that the benefits of keeping upstate nuclear energy plants open far outweigh the costs of implementing the nuclear tier of the CES.
State Police have charged Sean M. Fitzgerald, 31, of Baldwinsville, with Endangering the Welfare of a Child and Harassment in the 2nd Degree. On May 3, at approximately noon, State Police responded to Minetto Elementary School for a report of an incident involving a second grade student.
Mayor Billy Barlow called on Oswego city landlords today (May 4) to plan and be responsible in the coming weeks as the college spring semester comes to a close and students begin to move out and tenants start their spring cleaning.
The five candidates running for a seat on the Oswego City School District’s board of education faced a variety of questions Tuesday night. Fran Hoefer, James Bell, Bill Meyer and Aimee Callen were joined in the OHS theater by current board president Kathleen Allen who is running as a write-in candidate.
Children in grades K – 6 and runners of all ages are invited to run in the inaugural Julian Ross Memorial Shamrock Run on May 14. Start and finish are at the Kingsford Park Elementary School. All proceeds from the event will go the St. Baldrick’s Foundation. The race is being held on what would have been Julian’s eleventh birthday.
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