As a result of the search warrants that were executed on August 15, Oswego Police
seized evidence and/or contraband from each of the five locations. Suspected synthetic drugs werediscovered in three of the five of the locations. The seized material will be sent to a crime lab for testing prior to any potential related charges being filed.
In an effort to ensure every child is prepared for school, the United Way of Greater Oswego County held its annual “Stuff a Bus” campaign on Wednesday at different bus locations around the county. The school supplies will now be divided among the nine districts in the coming days.
Oswego County Sheriff Reuel A. Todd is pleased to announce a new program that is designed to assist people in an emergency that may not be able to communicate.
Oswego Hospital wants its visitors and patients to be aware of a street closure on Friday near the healthcare facility that will allow a sewer repair to be completed.
“The Big Picture philosophy is to educate one student at a time in a community of fellow learners,” Debra Smith told the board members. “They definitely stress the three R’s – Relationships for the students; making it Relevant to what they would do in the real world; and Rigors, making sure that the curriculum that they provide is not a watered-down curriculum.”
Two twin brothers from Williamstown and a girl from Auburn were allegedly removing scrap metal from a dumpster bin located on the property of Taco Bell at 168 Grant Ave.
Magic in Minetto celebrated its eleventh year over the weekend. It was a huge success, providing entertainment for the many families and people that attended.
The goal is to curb the rowdy behavior, off campus, by some SUNY Oswego students. That includes loud house parties, the “drunk bus” situation and several other issues, councilors said. Port City officials are looking to model parts of Oswego’s ordinance after the one currently in use by the city of Ithaca.
Tammy L. Mansfield, 48, of 241 Stock Road, Hannibal, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument, Second Degree, a class D felony. Shirley J. Haskins, 28, of 241 Stock Road, Hannibal, was arrested for Forgery, Second Degree, a class D felony.
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