Today, we begin a new daily feature designed to bring you more news from one of our area schools. Each morning, students in the video program at Oswego High School produce a morning newscast. With the help of teacher Steve Cass, we’ll be bringing you that newscast each school day.
Today: The morning announcements; youth wrestling begins; local news and weather; and the joke of the day.
The contract purchaser of 134 and 140 E. Thirteenth St. wants it changed from an R-3 Residential District to a B-1 Neighborhood Business District. The purpose is to allow him to erect a new hotel. Neighbors and local businesses are against the plan.
The John Street home was fully-engulfed in flames shortly before 12:30 p.m. It took firefighters about 10 minutes to knock down the fire, although some flames could
still be seen for a time after that.
Emergency services personnel have been unsuccessful in locating the victim. They plan to continue surface and shoreline searches periodically, as weather permits. The victim has not yet been positively identified.
Some local business people acted as consultants for the student-run companies. Grades depend on what they gained from the experience and not on what they made during the sale. Funds benefit the school store and OHS Travel Club.
It wound up as the third warmest November on record since 1854. There was very little snow and the rainfall was below average, despite some heavy showers late in the month.
Hundreds brave the chilly temperatures and brisk winds for the annual ceremony. The city’s holiday tree was lit Thursday night in Civic Plaza. The winners of the scholastic holiday essay contest were announced. And, Santa greeted scores of youngsters eager to tell him their Christmas wish lists.
As there is presently no snow in the area, the winter parking ban is not in effect at this time. The mayor will advise the local media as soon as the ban is implemented.
The Oswego High School Principal Brian Hartwell is proud to announce the students who earned honor roll recognition for the first quarter of the 2011-2012 school year.
On Wednesday night, the Oswego City School District held the first of two public hearings regarding the proposed tax agreement with Constellation Energy Nuclear Group, owner of Nine Mile Point units I and II. Some school district representatives, their lawyers and representatives of Constellation showed up.But no one from the public.
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