A local man hopes to give this area something it hasn’t had on the NYS Board of Regents – an advocate. According to John Sheffield, the NYS Board of Regents has two positions open. One is the district that includes Oswego County. His official application of interest has been submitted and a decision will be mad eon April 1.
Outdoor enthusiasts can learn winter survival skills, the basics of winter camping, and explore the grounds of Camp Hollis on skis and snowshoes at “Base Camp Oswego 2016,” a winter outdoor expo, Feb. 27 at Camp Hollis.
Sunoco, in Volney, will receive $700,000 in state funding awarded through Round Five of Governor Cuomo’s Regional Economic Development Council initiative, to renovate a portion of its facility for the production of barley malt, a component of the beer making process.
Oswego County Legislature Chairman Kevin Gardner (District 13, New Haven) announced appointments to the County Legislature’s standing committees for 2016. The seven committees oversee departments of county government and make budgetary and policy recommendations to the full Legislature.
At its meeting this week, the school board approved a resolution to modify the boundaries of the existing election districts, consolidating and restructuring its 10 election districts into four election districts in accordance with Education Law § 2604.
Michael C. Backus, Oswego County Clerk, said today (Jan. 15) regarding New York’s 22nd Congressional District: “After much thought, consideration, and prayer, I have decided to forgo a campaign for Congress and instead seek a second term as Oswego County Clerk this fall.”
At its meeting this week, the Common Council authorized a public hearing regarding the proposed amendments to the Code of the City of Oswego, Chapter 257, Vehicles and Traffic Ordinance, Section 257-27, Winter Parking Restrictions. The public hearing is set for Jan. 25 at 7:10 p.m. in the Council Chamber of City Hall.
Mayor Billy Barlow’s first executive order, imposing a winter parking ban on all city streets between the hours of 1 and 6 a.m., is working, the Mayor’s Office announced late today (Jan. 14). Since imposing the parking ban on Monday evening the Oswego Police Department has noted a sharp decrease in the number of vehicles parking overnight on city streets.
Linda Windey, a Parish, NY, native who was staying with relatives in Ohio due to her temporary job with eBay, purchased three Powerball tickets at Cincinnati South Travel Center in Walton, Kentucky. She discovered one of them matched five numbers in Wednesday’s record $1.6 billion drawing – earning her $1 million.
Edward Elsner, librarian, Oswego Public Library, walked down to the end of the Yacht Club pier this morning (Jan. 13). He took these photos before heading to work.
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