Police charged Breyarna T. Billings, of Quincy Street in Brooklyn, with fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property, a Class E felony, and petit larceny, a Class A misdemeanor.
A frosty Saturday will be followed by a much warmer Sunday.
Based upon information developed by the Oswego City Police Department Anti-Crime Team in the city of Oswego, police executed a search warrant at 31 Hayfly Road Scriba on Thursday at 5:39 a.m. As a result, three ounces of Methamphetamine Oil along with materials used in the manufacturing of Methamphetamine were seized.
Republican Congresswoman Ann Marie Buerkle and Green Party candidate Ursula Rozum disagreed on nearly everything during their hour-long debate Thursday night in Granby.
Everything, that is, except for one thing: Dan Maffei should have been there.
Legislators approve moving ahead with the asbestos removal from the Mexico facility. While that is being done, they will also conduct other work including equipment, electrical and more. The state will cover 75 percent of the cost with the county using reserve funds for the remaining 25 percent.
At 9:30 p.m. on Thursday, the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office responded to a one-car fatal motor vehicle accident at the intersection of County Route 26 and Smokey
Hollow Road in the Town of Parish.
On October 8, at approximately 5:45 p.m., troopers from the Hastings barracks and fire personnel were dispatched to 296 White Road in the town of Parish for a report of a residential fire. Later that night, the suspect was arrested after a motor vehicle accident in Scriba.
Increasing sun Friday, but temps linger near 50
Fulton city lawmakers Wednesday approved a deal that will sharply cut property taxes on the closed Birds-Eye plant but which avoids some pain for taxpayers.
The plant is valued at $7.6 million. Next year, the plant will be taxed at a value of $3.9 million and the year after that, $1.9 million.
Have you noticed that there are fewer and fewer pay phones these days? They’re going away, quickly, because most people have a phone right in their pockets now. But contributing writer Joleene DesRosiers Moody says an incident in her life proves that we still need pay phones.
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