Today’s News: The Red Cross Blood Drive is coming up, along with five classic albums you should listen to, a good senior night for Raider soccer and a preview of tonight’s senior night football clash. It’s all in your Friday edition of RaiderNet Daily!
At its meeting Thursday, the Oswego County Legislature approved the formation of and incorporation of the Oswego County Land Bank Corporation. Its mission is to help communities combat deterioration by facilitating the return of vacant, abandoned and tax delinquent properties to productive use in order to eliminate the harms and liabilities caused by such properties and lessen the burden of government and act in the public interest.
Today’s News: Meet the cast of What the Rabbi Saw and an interesting challenge are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
The council authorized the community development director to submit the State and Municipal Facilities Program Application to Assemblyman Will Barclay regarding the Oswego West Pierhead Lighthouse Restoration Project. The US government awarded ownership of the lighthouse to the city in 2009. And, since then, there has been a grassroots effort to restore and preserve the landmark.
The three Oswego mayoral candidates faced a nearly full house Wednesday night at Oswego High School’s Faust Theatre. Incumbent Tom Gillen was flanked on stage by Amy Tresidder, the Democratic candidate and Billy Barlow, the Republican candidate, as the trio fielded various questions about their age, economic development, housing, code enforcement and more.
A life jacket and some quick thinking fishermen saved a woman from a dangerous situation this morning (Oct. 14) in the Oswego River. The Oswego Fire Department was dispatched to the Oswego River at 8:16 a.m. for a woman floating down river, near the Varick Dam.
Today’s News: A good night for the Raider girls and our first cast previews from What the Bellhop Saw are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
State Senator Patty Ritchie is marking Domestic Violence Awareness Month by announcing she has delivered $116,000 in special funding to help support the efforts of local organizations seeking to stop the spread of violence, rape and sexual assault throughout Central and Northern New York.
UPDATED: Dr. Dilip K. Roy, former Fulton doctor at his family owned practice FastCare Family Medical plead not guilty Tuesday to his indictment charges. He was previously indicted on two counts of rape in the third degree, according to Assistant District Attorney, Allison O’Neill. Dr. Roy is now facing new charges as well after a second arrest today in relation to a different occurrence.
Today’s News: Raider upset bids fall short, first snow predictions and a look at Title IX are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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