Oswego Daily News
March Weather Was Pretty Normal
The average temperature last month was 33.5 degrees. That’s just 0.4-degree below normal. And, total precipitation for March was 2.44 inches. That is just 0.08-inch above average. Snowfall, however, was quite a bit below average.
CNY Officials Keeping An Eye On Wisconsin
Developments in the Wisconsin state government won’t likely have big impact on CNY, they said.
Sunday Marks 17th Anniversary Of Heidi Allen’s Disappearance
Heidi Allen, 18, disappeared between 5:45 and 7:50 a.m. April 3, 1994, from the D&W Convenience Store at Route 104 and 104B in New Haven. She was working alone that Easter Sunday. She has not been found. Her sister, Lisa Buske, is using her blog to keep Heidi’s memory alive. The public is invited to view the blog and share memories as well.
Oswego Student Aims To Protect Education, Help Others
Delaney Roddy is serious about her education. And, she wants to ensure the students who come after her receive the same quality education that has helped her gain academic success. Besides being a good student, Delaney is also a humanitarian.
Oswego Police Investigation Leads To Arrest Of Fulton Man
As a result of the investigation, a search warrant was executed at the suspect’s residence. He is currently facing several felony drug counts and will return to court next month. Police say they anticipate more arrests.
County Rabies Clinics Get Under Way
The first rabies clinic of the year drew nearly 425 animals to the county DPW garage in Scriba. Another clinic is planned for next month in Parish.
Cut, Don’t Cut – Speakers’ Opinions Vary
At Tuesday night’s public hearing regarding the Oswego school district’s proposed budget a few speakers came forward. Some urged the board to reconsider some of the proposed reductions. Others said they agreed with the tentative cuts.
Small Fire Creates ‘Unusual Event’ at Nine Mile One
Mexico Family Seeks Community Help To Bring Their Son Home
Mexico residents Jill and Michael Slocum are in need of community support to help their son, Matt, return home. He was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia and is currently recovering from a bone marrow transplant; his brother was the donor. However, before he can return home, the Slocums’ home is in need of some remodeling to make it a safe environment for his return.




