State Senator Patty Ritchie honored 39 veterans from across Central and Northern New York, including eight from Oswego County, today (May 3) at a special ceremony at Fort Drum.
Some residents living near the lakeshore may have heard a loud noise the other night. Authorities reassure that it was nothing to be alarmed about A Canadian marine flare washed up on the lake shore recently. They called Fort Drum and their bomb squad came down and disposed of it.
On Wednesday, Oswego City Police arrested 20-year-old Katelyn R. Beshures of 146 E. Sixth St., Oswego, for her alleged role in a January 15 burglary of an east-side residence.
The charges stem from the investigation into an incident that allegedly occurred in the town of Hannibal during the months of January to April 2012. The suspect allegedly had sexual intercourse with the victim being less than 17 years of age.
The arrest stems from the investigation into an incident that occurred in November 2009 at the Oswego County Waste Facility in the town of Richland when a safe was stolen that contained cash along with punch cards and residential hauler stickers with a value of more than $11,000.
Second Ward Councilor Mike Myers headed up the tour of several neighborhoods in his ward, on the north and south side of Bridge Street. City officials found some properties that might be a little questionable. But, they also saw some very well cared for homes.
H3e pled guilty to the two-count indictment, which charged him with possessing two 12-gauge shotguns in Oswego County during the summer of 2010 after having been convicted of a prior felony.
State Senator Patty Ritchie is joining with the family of Maggie Sue Wilcox and Oswego County to urge Central New York residents to “Fight the Bite” to prevent Eastern Equine Encephalitis, or EEE.
Schumer urges House to pass Violence Against Women Act that would provide grants for health care providers to better detect abuse, court training in child abuse cases & could establish much- needed Oswego County Court Advocate for victims.
Sheriff’s deputies have charged a Parish resident with allegedly making methamphetamine. At 12:07 a.m. today (May 1), Jonathan B. Rabb, 35, of 1392 County Route 26, Parish, was arrested at his residence for third-degree unlawful manufacture of methamphetamine, a class D felony.
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