County legislators got to work Monday examining the department budgets that will make up the entire 2012 spending plan. Over the next few days, other county committees will be doing the same thing. The final budget is expected to be adopted Dec. 15.
The suspect is accused of subjecting a female, whose age ranged during this time period from 11 years old to 13 years old, to multiple encounters of sexual conduct with him while at a Town of Hastings residence, acts that occurred between June 2010 and September 2011.
At its meeting Monday night, the Common Council will consider a resolution to join forces with the county in opposing the manufacture and sale of synthetic drugs, such as Happy Shaman. Last week, a county legislator urged the Common Council to approve a resolution similar to what the county recently passed.
There is a chill in the air and Mother Nature paints the leaves just about any color you can think of – except maybe green. Check out the gallery inside.
Oswego Heritage FCU celebrated the opening of its newest location on Friday. “In order to provide our membership easier access in Oswego, an additional office has been opened at Hillside Commons at 7 Fourth Ave.,” said Sally Godfrey, CEO.
Councilors this week approved funds to cover overtime in the fire department. However, it was less than the chief had first asked for. The chief’s original request was for $88,000 and this request is down to $57,000, Council President Ron Kaplewicz pointed out. “It’s a significant reduction,” he said.
UPDATE: Police have identified the victim. His injuries aren’t life-threatening, they say. A pedestrian male had been crossing State Route 104 West from Sheldon Avenue, at which time he was struck by a motor vehicle Thursday night. The Oswego City Fire Department responded and the victim has been transported by helicopter to a Syracuse area hospital.
It’s the first of four that will be located at the Port City’s entrance ways. The welcome to Oswego signs will hightlight the local service organizations and include the city’s website.
The report provides the navigation community, transportation planners, government policy makers and the general public with “a realistic assessment of the contributions made by the Great Lakes-Seaway system to the federal, state/provincial, and local economies.”
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