State Suspends Oswego Doc’s License
The state has suspended the license of an Oswego physician.
Dr. David Granoff, an ear, nose and throat specialist, has agreed to an indefinite suspension.
The state has suspended the license of an Oswego physician.
Dr. David Granoff, an ear, nose and throat specialist, has agreed to an indefinite suspension.

Members of the Onondaga chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club enjoyed a Sunday afternoon, hiking the trails at Great Bear. Members pause at the bridge on Deer Run Trail, in this photo courtesy of Dick Drosse. Great Bear Recreational Area is a non-motorized, share the trails wooded area adjoining the Oswego River/canal and old tow path. There are more than seven miles of marked trails.
For more information on Great Bear go to: http://web.mac.com/oswegocountygreen
The district is in its third year of this continuing program. It is basically a calendar-based system of collecting information so teachers are actually writing down month by month what they are teaching … it’s a way of collecting information in real time, what is being taught in every single grad level.
Reginald Stepp of Syracuse pleaded guilty in Onondaga County Court to felony aggravated cruelty to animals for beating the pit bull puppy so severely that its jaw was nearly ripped off. On Tuesday, he was sentenced to six months in jail.
There are still some outstanding questions the councilors want answered. The deal will likely still be approved by the council at its next meeting, the mayor added.
After searching for a job and not having any success, the OHS student decided to put her artistic skills to work and began her own business.
The Oswego High School was one of four Central New York schools the state removed from its list of schools in need of improvement (SINI).
Thank a Service Member has a special event lined up for this year’s Veterans’ Day Salute. The PBS award-winning and 2010 Emmy nominated documentary, The Way We Get By, will be shown in Oswego on Nov. 10. Veterans’ Day ceremonies are scheduled for the following day in Veterans’ Memorial Park.
A meeting was held Wednesday night to follow up on suggestions made last month to improve safety along the Oswego River. “What we’d like to do is come up with four or five good suggestions and work with Brookfield to see which ones are the best and who’s going to pay for anything that needs to be improved,” the mayor explained.
Precipitation last month was pretty close to average while the temperature was a tad warmer than normal, according to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service.
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