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Oswego School Board Approves 2010-11 Budget
The voters get to have their say on the $74.8 million spending plan on May 18. There is no tax levy increase and no schools will be closed.
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Oswego Woman Charged With Grand Larceny
Rheanna A. Hibbard of Oswego, was taken into custody late last night and charged with fourth-degree grand larceny.
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Oswego Police Apprehend Fugitive
UPDATE: Hewitt was taken into custody this morning.
On March 21 three people allegedly broke into a west-side residence, assaulted a victim with a blunt object, and robbed the victim of various items. Police made one arrest the day the incident was reported and have been conducting an investigation to determine who else was involved. Police have identified one of the other persons as 39-year-old Mark J. Hewitt.
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Operation Safe Stop Planned In Oswego
The Oswego City Police Department will be participating in “Operation Safe Stop†on Thursday. Officers in the city of Oswego will be joining law enforcement officers across the state in an effort to promote school bus safety through education and enforcement efforts.
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Oswego Council Maintains Support For Harborfest
Councilors voted 5-2 Monday night to transfer more than $77,000 into overtime accounts for this summer’s Harborfest. However, even those in favor of the move agreed something has to change next year in light of the city’s financial situation.
Arts and Entertainment
Kansas Headlines Friday Night At Harborfest
Kansas, one of America’s greatest and most successful progressive rock bands, will headline Friday night at Harborfest 2010. Kansas has produced eight gold albums, three sextuple-Platinum albums, one platinum live album and a million-selling gold single during its 35 years of existence.
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Nuclear Regulators Ask For Scientific Study of Cancer Rates Near Nuke Plants
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has asked the National Academy of Sciences to update its first study on the risk of cancer for people who live near nuclear power plants.
The updated study would look at cancer rates around the Nine Mile Point nuclear plants, as well as cancer rates at every other nuclear facility in the country.
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Second Warders Express Frustration
People living in Oswego’s Second Ward are fed up with the noise, vandalism, foul language and overall bad behavior of some of the youth in the area. Residents held a meeting with their alderman and representatives of the police department to let their feelings be known. Another meeting will be held to address the issues and what can be done to solve the problems.
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Fun Day Highlights Healthy Habits
The YMCA’s free fun day attracted dozens of youngsters recently. They offered a variety of activities and games for youngsters up to about middle school age.
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Trinity Celebrates Music Month In Unique Style
Trinity Catholic School tweaked some classic nursery rhymes recently. The fourth graders performed a presentation based on nursery rhymes – fractured Mother Goose fairy tales.