Oswego Daily News

Common councilors admit the amended winter parking policy has some kinks that need to be worked out. They say it is a plan in progress. With the help of the public, they hope to fine tune the policy.

Three men are in jail after they allegedly harassed a town of Schroeppel resident. The three men were arrested stemming from their participation in an illegal entry to a town of Schroeppel residence Saturday evening.

The 27th Annual Port of Oswego Authority Mite Invitational Hockey Tournament will be held February 15-17. The Port of Oswego Authority is the major sponsor for the three-day tournament that will take place at the Crisafulli, Cullinan and Campus Center rinks.

Magaret Streitenberger worked as a teacher and an accountant. Retiring from the corporate world, she started a pet sitting business and is now a “Tumbleweed.” In between her travels, she has found time to write three books.

During the week of Feb. 11 to 15, those on campus and middle school students in Mexico, Phoenix and Oswego City school districts will be receiving Random Acts of Kindness cards to Go.Do.Good. around our community.

An Oswego County Legislature committee is recommending that the full legislature encourage state officials to revisit the NY SAFE Act. It was passed too quickly and without public comment, they said. It will also create extra costs for the county, they added.

In anticipation of the severe weather and poor travel conditions, Centro is encouraging customers to sign-up for Email-Text-Alerts to receive the latest bus route status information.

Mayor Gillen has directed that effective at 1a.m., February 8, there will be no overnight parking allowed on West First Street and West Second Street from West Oneida Street to West Seneca Street.

Bill Mason celebrated his 100th birthday Wednesday with about 100 or so of his family, friends and assorted other well-wishers. “I have had such a ball! A hundreds years and it was a ball,” the birthday boy exclaimed.