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Oswego Schools On 2-Hour Delay
The Oswego City School District is operating on a 2-hour delay today (Jan. 24).
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Public Hearings Set Monday On 2020 Plan And Animals
The first deals with proposed revision to the city’s 2020 Vision Comprehensive Plan. It will start at 7 p.m. That will be followed at 7:10 p.m. by a public hearing regarding Proposed Local Law #1 – Chapter 63, Animals, of the city code.
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UPDATE: Malone Case Goes To The Jury
UPDATE: Joyce Malone’s fate is now in the hands of the jury. Deliberations get under way next week when court resumes.
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Prosecution Rests In Malone Murder Case
Assistant District Attorney Gregory Oakes wrapped up his case against Joyce Malone on Wednesday. The defense will continue calling witnesses on Thursday. Malone is accused of killing her husband last March in their Oswego Town home. The trial is likely to last through early next week.
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Coast Guard Honors Man For Saving 3 Lives
Edward Fillingham, of Henderson Harbor, was 75 in April 2009 when he launched his canoe despite extremely dangerous conditions and paddled 500 yards to save three boaters from the frigid waters of Lake Ontario. Rear Admiral Mike Parks, commander of the Ninth Coast Guard District, described Fillingham as “a shining example of what we all strive to be, a lifesaver and a servant.”
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Oswego County Continues Down Green Path
Oswego County officials have several projects planned or already under way to help reduce utility costs, conserve energy and become more energy independent
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LIVE BROADCAST: Oswego vs. JD/CBA Hockey
Oswego’s boys hockey team takes on the Jamesville-Dewitt/CBA squad Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m. and you can hear the game live, right her.
Kenny Copps will call the action, starting just before 7:00 p.m.
Click inside for the live player.
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Oswego Council Committees To Meet Tuesday
Among the items on the agendas is a request to upgrade the lighting at the waste water treatment plants. It would mean an annual savings of about $3,250.
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‘Do Not Tamper With Twain’
There is a plan to release a sanitized version of Mark Twain’s “Huckleberry Finn.” It would substitute “slave” in place of the N-word. However, censoring an American Classic to fit these politically correct times doesn’t sit well with many.
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Hundreds Of Tobacco Control Advocates Gather In Albany
Abby Jenkins, program coordinator Tobacco Free Network of Oswego County, was among the group that sought to educate state leaders about the important role tobacco use prevention and cessation has in preventing youth initiation and reducing healthcare costs.