As of July 11, anyone seeking to run for a seat on the county legislature needed to have his or her petitions filed with the Oswego County Board of Elections. In order to be put on the ballot for the primary elections, petitioners needed signatures comprising 5% of the total registered voters in his or her party.
UPDATE: A three-year-old child is dead following Saturday night’s fire, authorities said.The other occupants of the residence were able to get out on their own and no other injuries were reported.The fire was at 70 W. Mohawk St. The blaze was reported at about 8:42 p.m.
Oswego Health will once again lead off Harborfest’s Children Parade with its new start time and route on July 26. Once the parade arrives at its new destination, the health system will offer fun games and activities for children. This year’s parade begins at Breitbeck Park at 1:30 p.m. and proceeds along West Fifth Street to Franklin Square/West Park.
For hundreds of low-income families in Oswego County the dream of having their children begin their school years as well prepared as their peers has ended. Federal Sequestration, that strange term that many first heard months ago has brought devastating affects on Oswego County Opportunities’ Education Services. For decades OCO’s Head Start program in Pulaski has prepared youth ages 3 and 4 to begin school ready to succeed.
A teacher from Fulton is among a crew of 15 educators taking a voyage aboard a 180-foot floating classroom this week. New York Sea Grant is hosting 15 teachers and non-formal environmental educators for a week-long, hands-on learning cruise aboard the federal research vessel the Lake Guardian. This fall, they will share what they’ve learned with their students.
The exotic responsible for wreaking more havoc on the Great Lakes fisheries than any other is the sea lamprey. A new barrier/trap on Orwell Creek, a tributary of the Salmon River, the greatest coldwater stream in the Lower 48 States, promises to bring this parasite a giant step closer to eradication.
Pleasant today with some sunshine. High near 80.
The district plans to use some of the funds to bring a teacher back to full-time. That will allow Hannibal to be able to provide AIS services at the high school for English which they currently don’t have, the superintendent said.
Becoming mostly clear later this afternoon. High 75 – 80.
During the reorganization meeting on Wednesday night, the Hannibal Board of Education unanimously appointed Erin Hess as board president and Dale Young as vice president.
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