The county DPW garage in Scriba went to the dogs Wednesday – with a few felines thrown in for good measure. It was the Oswego County Health Department’s first rabies clinic of season. “We like to see a lot of people take advantage of the rabies clinics,” said Chris Williams, senior public health sanitarian at Oswego County Health Department. “Rabies is still out there. When you least expect it, it pops up.”
During the past two weeks, he has met with principals and department heads in an effort to reduce spending and review staffing of each area. He said, “There has been a significant amount of work done to get to the next level” and that there had been approximately $3.8 million in proposed reductions. Approximately $329,000 in reductions is not “people related.”
Onondaga County Sheriff Kevin E. Walsh reports that deputies have arrested a Fulton man for Driving While his Ability was Impaired by Drugs following a crash in the Town of Clay. Kevin Lagray drove off the roadway and through the woods for approximately 40 yards until his vehicle came to rest after striking a tree, according to the report.
Today’s News In The Raider: A new class focusing on college preparedness, and another installment of the Godzilla Files are waiting for you in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
The Fulton Family YMCA has launched its annual campaign to ensure that everyone in Greater Fulton has access to vital community programs and resources that support youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.
John Spotswood celebrated his 50th birthday last month. His sister stuck three scratch-off Lottery tickets in a card and placed it in his mailbox. It wasn’t until the next day that he actually got around to scratching off the tickets. Now that the shock of winning $1 million has worn off a little – what is he going to buy special for himself? “Maybe a new pair of shoes,” he said.
The Oswego City Police Department’s Anti-Crime Team today (March 25) arrested and criminally charged two individual’s relating to the criminal sale of prescription drugs within the city of Oswego. One involved a sale of drugs across the street from Oswego High School, police said.
The stories of two early 19th century American flags, and British plans for ending the War of 1812, will be explored Saturday morning, April 5, at the fourth annual Oswego War of 1812 Symposium in Oswego.
Today’s News In The Raider: Meet the musician of the week Dakota Stoutenger, and the latest installment in Neal Burke’s “The Fugitives” in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
The city of Oswego will once again take charge of the men’s and women’s softball leagues this summer. The council debated whether the city would make any money by providing the service. The council approved a new fee schedule with funds generated being dedicated into the Softball Accounting Reserve Fund.
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