In his letter, he informs Gov. Cuomo of the high taxes and the high water and sewer bills in the Port City. “I wanted to show my concern because I lived in the city most of my life. I’m proud to live in the city of Oswego,” he wrote. “I have had my house for so many years and I want to keep it.”
The cause most likely was due to spontaneous combustion, a condition that has caused a number of fires locally in the past few years, according to Jeff McCrobie, fire chief.
The Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund (Pulaski Fund) raised $13,015 in individual and business contributions during its annual fall fundraising campaign. The John Ben Snow Memorial Trust gave a generous match helping the fund raise a total of $25,780 making the 2013 campaign the fourth most successful fundraiser in thirteen years.
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Mild with increasing clouds today. High in the mid to 40s.
Fulton city leaders approved the $15.9 million spending plan for 2014, which doesn’t include $20,000 paid to Centro to support its public bus service in Fulton. Centro will continue to serve city residents, but at a slightly reduced level, according to a company spokesperson.
An early January thaw has arrived over most of CNY. Temperatures soared near 50 degrees today.
It will still be rather warm, by January standards, on Sunday as temps top out in the 40s.
The mild weather should be with us through the first part of next week
Oswego County Opportunities will hold its annual bowling tournament fund raiser on April 5 at Lakeview Lanes in Fulton. “This year’s theme is the ‘Retro Bowl.’ We’re going to celebrate highlights from OCO’s history during each decade since the agency was established on March 15, 1966,” said Diane Cooper-Currier, OCO’s executive director.
Included in the funding is more than $60,000 for the Oswego City School District to expand its full-day pre-kindergarten program. For use with community learning center programs, the Fulton City School District was awarded nearly $47,000 and the Watertown City School District will receive nearly $108,000.
Flurries tapering off and becoming milder today. High in the mid to upper 30s.
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