The five-year plan details what work and purchases the city would like to make in the coming years, and includes the cost and rationale of each. It is a way to keep track of things to ensure the city stays focused on what needs to be done, the mayor said.
Today’s News In The Raider: One student’s opinion about the Pledge of Allegiance and a profile on RND reporter Tevin Simard in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Continued brisk today with some sun this afternoon. High in the upper 30s.
The measure, which was named after a 10th Mountain Division officer from Evans Mills who was killed earlier this year in Afghanistan, would provide that every family of a fallen service member be given US and New York State flags that flew over the State Capitol at half-staff in their honor.
UPDATE: Search efforts for the downed drone will resume Wednesday morning. The crash site is about 20 miles northeast of the city of Oswego. The MQ-9 Reaper crashed into the lake during a routine training mission.
Today’s News In The Raider: Learn a great new recipe and check out part four of Neal Burke’s Space Odyssey: The Fugitives in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Rather brisk today with more clouds than sun clouds this afternoon. High around 35.
Pulling into the platforms just in time for the holidays, the Oswego Valley Railroad Association’s 32nd annual Holiday Express model train show. Located at the Fulton War Memorial, everything train related could be enjoyed here over the weekend. From antique model locomotives traveling through scenic backdrops, to steam blowers, Lego trains, Thomas the Train and memorabilia, the Holiday Express was sure to impress.
Dozens turned out to brave the chilly weather Monday to pay tribute to Oswego’s veterans – past and present. A new monument has been added to those at Veterans’ Memorial Park. The new memorial honors those who served in Operation Enduring Freedom / Operation Iraqi Freedom.
The wartime memories of 31 World War II veterans from Oswego, Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties, who served aboard Navy ships and battled cold and disease as well as enemy fighters as front line infantry and marines, are being added to the state’s permanent archives through Senator Patty Ritchie’s “Veteran’s Voices” program.
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