The Riley elevated water storage tank is “only 100,000 gallons” and was constructed in 1937 and has served its useful life and is no longer cost effective to maintain; “It’s not large enough, not tall enough,” city officials say.
Assemblyman Will Barclay (R,C,I—Pulaski) launched an online petition today (Feb. 8) in support of legislation that would ban the sale and use of synthetic marijuana.
The city of Oswego Traffic Safety Committee recently approved the placement of two new stop signs in the Brittany Hill sub-division. Drivers should be aware and use caution when traveling through the intersections.
The Princeton Review and USA Today have named SUNY Oswego to their 2012 list of 150 “best value” colleges and universities in the nation.
After nearly a year, US Navy investigators have determined the crash that killed an Oswego High School grad and another naval officer was the result of pilot error.
Governor Andrew Cuomo’s head of the Environmental Facilities Corporation, former Syracuse Mayor Matt Driscoll, visited Oswego Monday night to spread the word about how the governor plans to create a “New NY.”
The Oswego Fire Department responded to a report of a person in the water in the Oswego Harbor along the breakwall just west of the lighthouse on Monday. Firefighters located the victim in the water about 50 yards west of the lighthouse along the breakwall and pulled the 18-year-old into the department’s boat. The teen was transported to Oswego Hospital and is being currently treated.
Superintendent Bill Crist issued the following announcement: “It is with considerable disappointment that the Oswego High School girls’ varsity basketball coach has been suspended from his coaching duties for the remainder of the season.
Organizers said Warm Up Oswego 2012 was the biggest and best ever. Hundreds of people took part in activities inside and outside the Oswego YMCA Armory and all over the city as well. The event helped lift the Port City out of the winter doldrums.
UPDATE: One person has died as a sesult of the fire.
A Red Cross Disaster Action Team (DAT) is on the scene of a multi-unit apartment fire at 4917 Jefferson Street in Pulaski. A total of 120 seniors were evacuated to the village hall shortly after the incident. At this time, seniors are being let back into the apartment units, except for the floor where the fire damage was contained.
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