The road closure/detour will go into effect at 7 a.m. on February 10 and as part of the Consent Decree Project, J. J. Lane will be closing West Fifth Street from Ellen Street to Prospect Street, in order to install a new storm sewer on the west side of the street. Traffic detours will be set up at Tallman Street.
UPDATED with letter from the Sub Shop owners.
Information received thus far indicates that the possible compromise of this information may have been accomplished via an unauthorized external breach (hack). Therefore, it was not a matter of an internal security breach.
The Children’s Museum of Oswego has successfully completed its initial funding campaign, The First 40. The campaign was designed to reach a goal of $40,000 through the generous gift of $1,000 from 40 individuals, businesses and foundations in and around the Oswego County area. It was CMOO’s ambition to pursue donors who believe strongly in the mission and vision of the museum.
Today’s News In The Raider: Everything you ever wanted to know about Godzilla foe Gigan, plus a lot more in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily
Increasing clouds this afternoon. High in the mid 20s.
Park Hall, reopened this semester at the end of a two-year, $17.5 million modernization, as did a soaring new entrance to the School of Education. Park’s top-to-bottom renovation features a wealth of new opportunities for collaborative teaching and learning, from a more visible Center for Urban Schools to innovative partnerships with the sciences and mathematics in the now-connected Richard S. Shineman Center for Science, Engineering and Innovation.
The fire chief will present his findings to the council later this spring. The mayor and councilors will incorporate that information into their own study of how to restructure the department.
UPDATE: State Police are now re-classifying yesterday’s suspicious death as a homicide
The victim, Anthony J. Miller, age 46, was found deceased, around 4 p.m. Feb. 3 by friends at his mobile home located at the Indian Hills Mobile Park.
Marian Stanton, president of the Trustees of the Fulton Public Library, announced today (Feb. 3) that the board voted Tuesday, in response to additional cuts to its funding by the city council, to closing the library on Mondays. The new hours will begin February 10.
Today’s News In The Raider: An interesting look at the problems in Egypt, and much more in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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