The New York State Police in Pulaski are attempting to identify a subject depicted in the security photographs below regarding two burglaries that were reported in the town of Amboy (Panther Lake, NY) during November 2014.
Fulton Police today (Dec. 5) arrested Mark Isdell, of Fulton, following a report of a person who stole the Galisano Children’s Hospital Donation Jar from the counter of Burger King. According to police, on November 24, at about 9:30 p.m., Isdell walked into Burger King located at 204 S. Second St., and stole the Jar containing approximately $50 in donation money.
SUNY Oswego University Police at 2:40 a.m. today (Dec. 5) charged Ryan P. Ortolano, 21, of 270 W. Bridge St. in Oswego and Ehmer Drive in Lagrangeville with a felony count of aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. Additional charges include driving while intoxicated, driving with a BAC of .08 or more, speeding, failure to keep right and driving an uninspected vehicle.
St. Lawrence County District Attorney Mary E. Rain on Thursday issued a statement saying she “unequivocally denies” allegations she improperly used a former county jail inmate to obtain a signed confession from a now-convicted child molester. The Watertown Daily Times shares its coverage with us.
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The newest pictorial history published by Arcadia Publishing and authored by Lawrence Petry and the Pulaski Historical Society is titled Pulaski and the Town of Richland. It’s set to release on December 15. The book boasts more than 200 images depicting scenes of days gone by.
Thousands of Oswego County youth will continue to have access to books over the summer and avoid the summer setback in their learning, thanks to the generous support of the Tarandi Foundation. The Tarandi Foundation recently donated $25,000 to support the Oswego Bookmobile, which currently distributes approximately 5,000 books to 2,000 children in Oswego every summer.
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Across the country young adults today, often called the millennial generation, are more likely to be foreign born and speak a language other than English at home, compared with young adults in 1980, and in Oswego County they are more likely to earn less and live in poverty than they did thirty years ago.
“What we’re asking for is the same as we have been asking for the last 20 years or so,” Doug Buske, executive director of Oswego Harbor Festivals, Inc., told the committee. “The same parking, the same parks, the same spaces. All we need is the space we had last year.” He also agreed to address some councilors’ concerns regarding safety along Lake Street near the marina area.
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