West Chester University will host 900 students and faculty from colleges and universities in New York (including SUNY Oswego), Pennsylvania, and Maryland at the Region Two festival of the 48th annual Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival on January 12–16. This is the second of eight consecutive weekly celebrations of excellence and achievement of theater in higher education.
Today’s News: A commentary on the growing popularity of lacrosse and a look at the corruption charges in Albany are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Numerous items packed the over two and a half hour committee and regular meetings. Presentations were scheduled and Angela Voninski talked about a review of the special programs area while Diane Oldenburg of the Oswego County Health Department was on hand to talk about head lice. Mike McCrobie and Laura Bateman, coaches of softball and lacrosse respectively, presented information relating to field trips for their teams in March.
Today’s News: Some classic Christmas shows to put you into the seasonal mood, and the latest on Raider sports are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Novelis, the world leader in aluminum rolling and recycling, today (Dec. 17) announced a long-term commitment to the Cayuga Community College’s Fulton campus to launch an Advanced Manufacturing Institute, including an industrial maintenance technician program and an advanced laboratory and training center.
At approximately 2 p.m., a 2008 Hyundai SUV, being operated by Mark J. Hewitt, 45, of 101 Ellen St., Oswego, was approached by investigators as it sat curb side on East First Street at East Mohawk Street. Investigators had interrupted an alleged sale of heroin between Hewitt and a second person, police said.
Peter Myles has been named as the new Oswego Harborfest Executive Director. Myles, a veteran educator-administrator with 34 years of professional experience within the Oswego City School District, will officially commence his new duties in January.
On Tuesday (December 15), at about 10:07 p.m., the Oswego Police Department responded to 181 E. First St., the Valero for a robbery complaint. It was reported that a male entered Valero and demanded cash. No weapon was displayed. No one was injured during the robbery, but the male did make off with an undisclosed amount of cash.
Today’s News: The cast of characters for the new Star Wars movie, being a senior and more are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
“This is positively something that I didn’t want to be the last thing that I did as mayor,” Tom Gillen said Monday night. “But, we’re caught between a rock and a hard place.” With Council President Eric VanBuren absent, Gillen was forced to cast the deciding vote whether to increase water and sewer rates for Oswego taxpayers.
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