The Oswego County Health Department provides a premiere home health care agency to residents throughout the county. Services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and include skilled nursing, home health aides, and medical social work along with nutritional, physical, occupational, respiratory and speech therapies.
Around three dozen people gathered Tuesday night at the McCrobie Building to discuss Harborfest part, present and future. Topics included funding, volunteers, transportation, entertainment and more. Harborfest 2013 will take place July 25 to 28.
State Police in Pulaski are investigating a burglary at the “Buck-n-Bear” Sporting Goods store located at 2200 State Route 104 in Parish.
The sale is contingent on the purchaser obtaining all necessary state and municipal approvals, receiving acceptable environmental test results and receiving an agreement to perform any repairs or demolition of the parking garage for no more than $175,000.
An Oswego man is facing felony drug charges after he was pulled over Friday for allegedly driving under the influence.
With the Christmas and holiday celebration season upon us, your county sheriff would like to provide some safety tips that will help everyone to have a safe and enjoyable holiday season. With the increased demands on our time and attention this time of year, we are more vulnerable to crime.
The three area Wal-Mart store joined forces over the weekend to support not only the Salvation Army, but Toys for Tots as well. A group of karate students donated the proceeds from a fall fundraiser to help “fill the entire back of the truck.”
Search warrants were executed in the city as well as Oswego Town. The investigation is ongoing and further charges are possible, police said.
According to the announcement, the Mexico Big M will be part of the deal. The manager said it is a testament to the work the employees have done that made Tops interested in the stores. The sale is expected to close by December 31.
The charges include charges of 13 counts of Welfare Fraud, 3rd degree, a class D felony; 13 counts of Grand Larceny, 3rd degree, a class D felony; 2 counts of Grand Larceny, 4th degree, a class E felony and Welfare Fraud, 4th degree, a class E felony along with 11 counts of Offering a False Instrument for Filing, a class E felony. The total value of the benefits is equal to more than $109,000 which included Medicaid, Food Stamps, HEAP and Temporary Assistance.
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