On March 5 State Police responded to WalMart in Granby for a report of a larceny. Asset protection members on scene advised State Police a male subject had loaded multiple items into a shopping cart and left the store without rendering payment, and provided security footage of the incident. The man was identified as Scott E. Brien, 45, of Fulton, police said.
This year’s SAFE Fair will be held again at the Oswego Elks Lodge at 132 W. Fifth St. Plan to spend the afternoon with us on April 24 from noon to 5 p.m. This is a free family event, held annually by the VOW Foundation.
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More than 125 volunteers will “Brave the Shave” this Sunday as they raise money to beat childhood cancers at this year’s 10th annual S. Baldrick’s Day in Oswego County. With more than $30,000 showing on this year’s website, the ten-year total of donations raised at Oswego events is more than $510,000.
U.S. Congressman, John Katko visited Fulton recently to address a local and nationwide epidemic, the use and abuse of heroin, opioids and synthetic drugs. Katko, representing the 24th Congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives was joined by a panel of local leaders, experts, and personal victims to the effects of addiction.
At about 10:05 a.m. today State Police stopped a vehicle on State Route 690 in VanBuren for a traffic violation. The operator wasn’t able to provide identification and gave a name and date of birth. Investigation at the scene revealed he had provided a false name and date of birth, and he was positively identified as Thomas Simmons, of Hannibal, police said. Further investigation revealed he was also allegedly in possession of heroin.
Fourteen not-for-profit organizations received grants totaling $340,000 from the Richard S. Shineman Foundation in the first of three 2016 grant rounds at its March board meeting. Projects reach a wide range of people and organizations that focus on community revitalization, education, arts and culture, and human services.
At about 2:09 a.m. today (April 6), State Police stopped a vehicle on State Route 48 in the town of Granby for erratic operation and speeding. Investigation at the scene revealed the driver, Kristin J. Anderson, 31, of Liverpool, was allegedly intoxicated.
The driver, Deanna J. Wettering, 35, of Fulton, was found to allegedly be in possession of several prescription pills without a valid prescription, including Adderall, Lyrica, and clonazepam. The vehicle’s passenger, Kristina R. Serio, 33, also of Fulton, was found to be in possession of Adderall and hydrocodone pills without a prescription, as well as heroin, police said.
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