State Police in Fulton are investigating a four-vehicle crash, that occurred shortly before 10:30 a.m. Jan. 3, involving a marked State Police patrol car, on State Route 104 in the Town of Oswego.
A 1999 Chevrolet Prism was being driven south on Route 104 by 55-year-old James T. Iorizzo of Oswego when the vehicle lost control, crossed over into the north lane of traffic striking a 2008 Jeep Liberty, police said. Mr. Iorizzo was transported by Menter Ambulance to Oswego Hospital where he was pronounced deceased.
The popular Pakistani Halal chicken products manufacturer is ready to do business in Fulton. The company has reopened the former BirdsEye plant and already employs more than 40 workers. They hope to have 183 by their third year of operation.
Today’s News In The Raider: We’ve got NFL playoff edition picks, the week ahead in Raider sports, and an opinion column on the current “one size fits all” state of education in today’s edition.
But due to today’s school closure, RND will not return until Tuesday, Jan. 7.
Bitter cold with scattered flurries throughout today. Highs near 0. The windchill will be -10 to -20.
Ron Kaplewicz was re-elected council president. Eric VanBuren was named council vice president, the position Mike Myers held last year. However, the votes weren’t unanimous. Councilor Shawn Walker voted no on both. It wasn’t about the person, rather the salary increase for each of the positions, he explained.
The State Police in Fulton are seeking the public’s help in any new leads regarding a man missing from the town of Scriba since June of 2012. John T. Humphrey, would be 50 years old (DOB: 11/21/63). Humphrey was last seen wearing jeans and a gray sweatshirt. He is 5 feet, 6 inches tall, and weighs approximately 120 pounds. Anyone with information should contact the New York State Police in Fulton (315) 593-6194.
Today’s News In The Raider: A look at New Year’s resolutions and the year in sports in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Becoming snowy today with accumulations of 3-6 inches in some areas. Highs near 10.
The Oswego County Tourism Office has launched a new interactive map (iMap) that allows prospective visitors and local residents to create their own customized itinerary for visiting hundreds of places in Oswego County. The iMap is a computerized map linked to the Oswego County tourism web site at www.visitoswegocounty.com
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