On Thursday (October 2), at approximately 9:12 p.m., the city of Oswego Police Department received information of a juvenile who made threats against an Oswego city school via Facebook. A subsequent investigation into the complaint found that the threats were not credible. The juvenile was located, interviewed and subsequently processed through the Oswego County Family Court.
Oswego County Legislature Chairman Kevin Gardner administered the oath at the Oswego County Courthouse on Oneida Street as members of the graduates’ families looked on, many of them taking photographs. Youth Court is a recognized community diversion program aimed at keeping young offenders out of Family Court, according to Brian Chetney, director of the Oswego City-County Youth Bureau.
September 2014 was a very pleasant month, mild, dry and sunny, according to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service. It ended just like an Indian Summer.
Today’s News: Quirk’s Players are having a barbecue, and a look back at some heroic students in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
The hotly debated topic of Fulton’s ice cream businesses and food truck vendors will be removed from a general full-council workshop discussion and referred to the committee level.
A second fatal MVA this week has claimed the life of a Pennellville woman. According to state police, Barbara Weakley died Wednesday as a result of a crash on State Route 49 shortly after 5 p.m. Her husband, Eugene, was driving. He is reportedly in critical condition.
The Oswego County Clerk’s Office said Tuesday (Sept. 30) that they are working with the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles to address the issue of delamination or peeling of older license plates.
“Customers who come into our motor vehicle offices to replace their peeling plates will receive a replacement set at no cost,” said Oswego County Clerk Michael C. Backus. “The state is waiving the plate and transaction fees for this issue, effective immediately.”
The businesses and schools that built Fulton are featured in the Fulton Public Library’s second memoir book project, and its local authors gathered Thursday to celebrate. Book orders can be placed by calling or visiting the Fulton Public Library.
SUNY Oswego has received a $2.88 million federal grant to improve college completion rates in Upstate New York. Oswego’s grant is one of 24 awards announced Sept. 30 under the U.S. Department of Education’s First in the World Program, which seeks to spur innovation in higher education aimed at helping more students access college and complete a degree. Working with Onondaga Community College, Mohawk Valley Community College and On Point for College, Oswego will target more than a thousand underrepresented and underprepared students who stand to benefit from higher education.
Today’s News: GRB’s Most Spirited, Out of synch Raiders fall 3-0 to Oswego and more!
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