The Oswego County Sheriff’s Office has closed its investigation into what they say was a double homicide and a suicide this summer. Three people were found dead in late July at 1675 County Route 11 in the town of Parish. The reason for the shootings will likely never be known
In what he calls a one-two punch attack, the senator explained how he would help bring federal funds to the county to fight meth production, sales and use. He would also like for Oswego County and all of Central New York to benefit from The Meth Project, a private national group that partners with individual states.
The compilation of stories from people all over Upstate New York shares the trials and tribulations of raising a child with a disability.
Next week, the Common Council will consider prohibiting more parking spaces in the First and Third wards that would take away more green space. Some areas in other wards may be looked at in the future.
UPDATED: Police announce arrests in meth lab investigation.
One person is in custody after police discover what they say is a mobile methamphetamine lab in the parking lot of the Lowe’s Plaza.
The Port City got around of inch of snow on Thursday. Meanwhile, places like Fulton were hit with four or more inches.
One is regarding a proposed local law with respect to the city budget. Another deals with the Brittany Hill Planned Development District. The third public hearing is in regards to the Port City’s proposed tree ordinance. All three will be at City Hall on Nov. 28.
With snow in the air, accompanied by some thunder, now might be a good time to learn some terms and their definitions to help you be better prepared for most any weather situation that may pop up over the next few months.
At a special meeting today (Nov. 16), the Oswego County Legislature scheduled a public hearing on a local law that paves the way for a new tax deal with the Nine Mile Point I and II nuclear power plants. It would increase Constellation’s base payments to the county from $7.45 million to $10 million annually. The payments would go up the next two years of the deal also.
Twenty-year-old Anthony Paris of Oswego may be twice as old by the time he gets out of prison after his guilty plea this week to charges of counterfeiting.
Paris is one of four people charged in February with printing phony $10 and $20 bills, passing them at Oswego-area businesses.
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