Rep. Maffei will meet with constituents one-on-one during the “Discus it with Dan” events where constituents will have the opportunity to discuss issues important to them face-to-face with their representative. Constituents are invited to attend and share their thoughts, ideas, questions, and concerns.
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A bit warmer for Saturday, and Sunday. With some lingering snow flurries possible here and there.
Nina Jackowski and her sister, Nicole, used to joke about owning a dance studio when they grew up. The sisters have been dancing for almost 13 years, first at Joan Ezzo’s studio in Fulton, and then as Officers and Choreographers for SUNY Oswego’s Del Sarte Dance Club.
Well, it’s no joke anymore.
Superintendent Bill Crist will formally present his 2013-14 budget proposal at next week’s school board meeting. The tentative budget, right now, is $78, 402,453.
Today, Governor Cuomo has announced an agreement with the Legislature on a 2013-2014 budget that is on track to become New York’s third on-time budget in a row – a feat that hasn’t been achieved in Albany in almost 30 years.
Seven months ago Emily Bradshaw, a student at Oswego Middle School, began her mission to have a homeless shelter established in Oswego County. Since that time she has done much to raise awareness of the homelessness that exists in Oswego County and enlist community members and area officials to join her in her mission.
New York State is poised to pass an on-time budget for the third year in a row.
Governor Andrew Cuomo and leaders of the state Legislature emerged Wednesday night from their private negotiations to announce not only a budget deal for this year, but the outlines of a budget for 2014.
“We’re always the villains,” said Dennis Sugrue, head mixed martial arts coach at Tai Kai Martial Arts. The villains he’s referring to are Doug Miller and Dustin Whalen, two natives of Oswego County hoping to make names for themselves in a sport that’s swiftly gaining popularity.
The catch is that professional Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is illegal in New York State.
On Tuesday, the New York State Police BCI in Fulton arrested Paul C. Nowakowski, 19, of 454 Chesbro Road in the town of Schroeppel for 1 count of second-degree rape (Class D Felony), two counts of endangering the welfare of a child (Class A Misdemeanor) and one count of sexual misconduct (Class A Misdemeanor).
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