Specialist Brett E. Gornewicz from Alden, Specialist Ryan P. Jayne from Campbell, and Staff Sgt. Dain T. Venne, from Port Henry, died of wounds suffered when their humvee was struck by an improvised explosive device. The three men were assigned to the 444th Engineer Company which is headquartered in Oswego.
The candidate for state senate also believes it is time to raise the minimum wage and is “a big proponent of campaign finance reform so that we can attract qualified candidates from our citizenry.”
“Many people thought Albany was broken, that taxes could only go up and that things could only get worse. But, in the past two years we have started to see a change – and that’s something that I’m proud to be a part of. Now, Democrats and Republicans are working together, and we’re getting real results,” she said.
The shutdown was caused by a water level change in the reactor pressure vessel. The transient began with a control system failure associated with the Feedwater System. The plant responded according to design and automatically shut down with all safety systems responding appropriately.
The event, held Saturday at Wright’s Landing boat launch, attracted more than 100 “plungers” of all ages. Funds raised by the frosty fundraiser will benefit the Special Olympics.
October 2012 was cloudy and a little wetter than normal. But it was also warmer than average; continuing a streak going back to April of 2011, according to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service.
Oswego Harbor Festivals, Inc., will be hosting the inaugural “Collaboration of Kindness Day” on November 15 in the ballroom of the McCrobie Building on Lake Street adjacent to the Harborfest offices from 7 a.m. through 7 p.m.
UPDATE: Victim identified. State Police are investigating a one-car fatal accident that occurred early Thursday morning. The crash happened at about 5 a.m. on Johnson Road in New Haven. The victim was the sole occupant of the vehicle, troopers said.
Both men involved have been arrested on weapons charges. The injuries aren’t life-threatening, police said.
Hurricane Sandy didn’t live up to its hype in these parts. However, a little bundle of energy – Emily Bradshaw – is going stronger than ever. Since the Oswego County Legislature meeting in September where she spoke about the lack of a homeless shelter in Oswego, things have been very busy for the young lady.
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