National Grid is urging customers in its upstate New York service areas to stay safe during the unstable weather forecasted across the area later today. The company is prepared to respond to any storms that may occur. The company is readying extra crews and is prepared to activate its storm operations centers across the region in case the storms cause significant outages.
On July 17 the Oswego City Police Department’s Anti-Crime Team executed a drug related search warrant at 177 Syracuse Ave. Front Apt., Oswego. As a result of the investigation resident, Mark A. Sagneri, 27, was arrested and charged on July 25.
On Wednesday at 12:00 p.m., Bradley S. Bristol 22, of Chinook Lane Bldg. 29, of Altmar, was arrested for third-degree rape, a class E felony and endangering the welfare of a child.
Contstellation Energy Nuclear Group continues its support at Harborfest in 2012 by once again sponsoring the headlining act for the festival on Friday night as they welcome Kenny Loggins along with Blue Sky Riders to the Lakeview Stage in Breitbeck Park.
UPDATE: The victim has been identified as Timothy D. Confer, from Binghamton The victim was transported to Oswego Hospital by N.O.C.A. Ambulance and was pronounced deceased upon arrival. Identification of the victim is being withheld pending notification of family and the investigation is continuing.
Despite the fact that the Sony Data Discman and other early e-readers made their appearance in the early 1990s, it wasn’t until this decade that e-books became commonplace with booklovers and researchers across the globe.
Jiancheng Huang, Public Health Director of the Oswego County Health Department, announced today that the New York State Department of Health found evidence of West Nile virus in mosquitoes in the Town of New Haven. There are no known human cases of West Nile virus in Oswego County.
The suspect allegedly approached the victim in a threatening manner with a hammer in his hand following an incident in which the victim allegedly almost hit the suspect as he was walking down the middle of the roadway.
After more than an hour and 20 minutes of a pointed public hearing and another 13 minutes of discussion between the councilors themselves – the “drunk bus” issue was parked on the table for the time being.
The Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund awarded $11,219 in grants to five Pulaski-area nonprofit organizations.
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