“As the result of interviews with the two finalists this week, the board has elected to continue its search to secure the person who would best match the needs of the Oswego City School District.”
Recently, an Oswego High School teacher received this email: “Just thought you’d like to know, remember all those things you taught me to do in an interview? Did it, nailed it – Thank you!”
A new and traditional media executive, entrepreneur and industry leader, and a pioneer in cable television and broadcast production services, 1977 SUNY Oswego graduate Louis A. Borrelli Jr. will serve as master of ceremonies at the college’s Commencement Eve Dinner and Torchlight Ceremony on May 17.
On Wednesday at approximately 9:58 a.m., members of the Criminal Investigation Division arrested 30-year-old Brandon A. Burnham of 420 Gifford St., Syracuse, in regards to a burglary that had occurred on April 13 at a West Schuyler Street address.
The $78,240,412 spending plan is an increase over the current budget of $1,636,355. The tax rate increase is still 2 percent. Voters will have their say on the budget on May 21.
Business Facilities magazine recently recognized Operation Oswego County with an Economic Development Excellence award for its 2013 Annual Economic Development Awards. OOC received the honor, in the population between 50,000-200,000 category, for its overall performance on behalf of Oswego County, in terms of the expansion of existing businesses and the attraction of new ventures.
The new owners are now responsible for remediation of any environmental issues at their property and must also bring the exterior into compliance with the city codes among other contingencies.
Assemblyman Colton (D-Brooklyn) was joined by Senator John DeFrancisco (R-Syracuse), Assemblyman Will Barclay (R-Pulaski), and other lawmakers, to call attention to a pressing matter facing members of the military as they return home.
The Oswego City School District Board of Education, after an extensive search, has selected two finalists as candidates for the soon to be vacated Superintendent of Schools position.
Several groups and individuals rolled up their sleeves over the weekend to help clean up the area. In Oswego, several members of AmeriCorps volunteered to clean up the grounds around the Human Concerns Center on East Fourth Street. The Oswego Kiwanis Club reportedly did a cleanup along Route 48 in Minetto, north of the village. Several others have or are planning cleanups for Oswego County’s Earth Week, April 19 – 28.
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