Oswego Daily News
Neighborhood Watch Wants You
A Neighborhood Watch involves a group of concerned citizens who work together by looking out for one another. The grassroots group has helped reduce and prevent crimes in their neighborhoods, organizers say. An informational meting is set for Oct. 14 to entice more residents to join.
Mexico Man Charged In Shotgun Incident
Bryon Patchen had been distraught over a dispute with his ex-girlfriend, police say. He reportedly fired a 12-gauge shotgun into the side of an unoccupied, parked vehicle and fled the scene. No one was injured. He is being held at OCJ.
School District Creates New Administrator Position
Councilors Consider New Vehicle Purchases
Great Pumpkins Abound In Port City
A couple pumpkins were more than 1,000 pounds at this year’s festival in Oswego. The winner was 1,219.5 – not quite as massive as last year’s record-setting 1,405.5 pounder.
Firefighters Battle House Fire
Aubertine, Renzi Face Off In Oswego Debate
City Man Charged Following Burglary Probe
Edward E. Farrell, of East Cayuga Street was arrested for allegedly breaking into the Valero Gas Station, 181 E. First St.
Neighborhood Watch Goal: Improving Quality Of Life
A Neighborhood Watch involves a group of concerned citizens who work together by looking out for one another. Members get to know their neighbors, learn how to make their homes and property more secure, and help reduce and prevent crimes in their neighborhood.




