State Senator Darrel Aubertine has picked up the support of the most prominent citizen clamoring for change in Albany. Rochester billionaire Tom Golisano, once a third-party candidate for Governor, announced that his new independent political group will spend some of its $5 million budget to back Aubertine’s bid for a first full term.
The vote was 4-3 Monday night. “Our goal is always to attempt a zero percent increase. However, with the rising costs of fuel and utilities, that goal simply was not achievable for 2009,” the mayor said. “The good thing is nobody lost their job.”
The ranks of Oswego County’s Youth Court swelled recently by a baker’s dozen. Youth Court is a recognized community diversion program aimed at keeping young offenders out of Family Court.
Hundreds turn out for a public outreach meeting regarding the possibility of Nine Mile Point Unit 3 joining the three other nuclear power plants in Scriba. The vast majority indicated the area needs the economic boost the project would bring – the sooner, the better.
Standing at the entrance to SUNY Oswego, David Renzi outlined a vision for creating thousands of new jobs and revitalizing communities throughout the 48th Senate District by emphasizing the region’s strengths and supporting businesses that want to invest here.
UPDATED: An Oswego man was arrested Wednesday for allegedly causing injuries to an infant last month. Jerrid M. Walts, 19, of 9 Chase Drive, Oswego, was charged with a class-D felony count of reckless assault of a child.
Nearly 200 Oswego students received help recently in getting school supplies they might not have otherwise been able to obtain. Initiated by the United Way’s Success By 6 program, the goal of the annual Stuff-A-Bus campaign is to collect school supplies for children in need throughout Oswego County.
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