The city is cracking down on the use of any upholstered furniture outside, storage of motor vehicles, recreational vehicles and utility and storage buildings among other things. And a public hearing regarding preparation of solid waste for collection is scheduled for later this month.
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Oswego County Opportunities’ Cancer Services Program Partnership has joined SUNY Oswego to assist them in their efforts to raise awareness of breast cancer in Oswego County and encourage faculty, staff and community members to receive the cancer screenings they need.
Increasing clouds late this afternoon. High near 65.
At about 1:04 a.m. Wednesday, Fulton Police responded to the area of South Sixth and Rochester streets for a report of several people fighting with a knife possibly involved. Upon arrival, officers reported several people running from the area. While attempting to gain control of one of the defendants, an officer deployed the TASER. One Fulton Police officer did suffer a minor injury during the struggle.
Today’s News In The Raider: RaiderNet Daily returns from the Columbus Day break with a pair of opinion columns concerning school starting time and the reasons that seniors slump.
Breezy and mild with a few showers possible today. High near 70.
The county legislature recently and city council on Tuesday night both presented proclamations recognizing Domestic Violence Awareness Month and honoring those who work to prevent such abuse. The goal of Domestic Violence Awareness Month is to raise public awareness of the epidemic of domestic violence in our country and to educate individuals on the impact and prevention of domestic violence in our communities.
Oswego County leaders and the New York State Association of Counties were among the driving forces behind recent legislation (A7893-2013, S1686-2013) signed by Governor Cuomo criminalizing the sale and possession of dangerous unregulated synthetic drugs. The Governor signed the bill into law on September 13.
“The Pride of Oswego” lived up to its moniker this past weekend as the Oswego High School Marching Buccaneers returned home with a championship trophy and an assortment of hardware from a USBands competition in Nazareth, Pa. The Marching Bucs captured first place in its division, earned the best overall scored for the show and received trophies for best music, best visual performance, best effect, best guard and best percussion.
Clouds giving way to sunshine today. High in the upper 60s.
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