For the past eight years, Parks & Trails New York has hosted the Canal Clean Sweep event on Earth Day. Fran Gotcsik, director of Programs and Policy for Parks & Trails New York, likened it to “getting ready for company.”
Business Facilities magazine recently recognized Operation Oswego County with an Economic Development Excellence award for its 2013 Annual Economic Development Awards. OOC received the honor, in the population between 50,000-200,000 category, for its overall performance on behalf of Oswego County, in terms of the expansion of existing businesses and the attraction of new ventures.
Oswego County resident Douglas Parkhurst age 62 has been identified as the operator of a 1962 tan Buick Special that struck 4 year old Carolee Ashby Halloween night 1968. Ashby was struck as she crossed, what is now known as State Route 481 at Division Street in the City of Fulton, with her sister and cousin. Due to the expiration of the Statute of Limitations no charges will be filed in this matter. The following is an overview of events surrounding the accident.
A lot cooler Thursday with a mix of sun and clouds. High around 55.
After months of pizza sales and fundraising, members of the Cayuga Community College Fulton Campus Veterans Club donated $1,000 to the Gregory J. Harris Military Courtesy Room at Syracuse’s Hancock Airport. The room offers any active-duty military personnel a quiet, comfortable space to wait for their flights.
A four-year-old Fulton girl was struck and killed by an unknown motorist on Halloween night, 1968. Fulton police were unable to make an arrest in the case. It remains an open investigation. On Wednesday, they will issue a statement that will “detail the events of this case, past and present.”
Oswego County residents will be able to safely dispose of unwanted chemicals, pesticides, and other hazardous waste products beginning May 1, at the Oswego County Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Facility.
Breezy and continued mild on Wednesday. High in the upper 60s – but there’s a chance of some rain, too.
The new owners are now responsible for remediation of any environmental issues at their property and must also bring the exterior into compliance with the city codes among other contingencies.
Assemblyman Colton (D-Brooklyn) was joined by Senator John DeFrancisco (R-Syracuse), Assemblyman Will Barclay (R-Pulaski), and other lawmakers, to call attention to a pressing matter facing members of the military as they return home.
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