On September 28, the Oswego City Police Department responded to a 911 dispatch for a burglary in progress at a private residence. Upon their arrival, a neighbor told police they observed two people enter the residence
while the owner was not there.
As a result of continued investigations into the alleged possession and sales of illegal drugs in the city of Oswego area, the Oswego City Police Department is announcing the following arrest: On Sunday September 30, at about 8:30 p.m. the Oswego City Police Department’s Anti-Crime Team executed a search warrant at 230 W. Seneca St.
The suspect is facing weapons charges as well as drug charges and endangering the welfare of a child
Temperatures will drop back on Thursday but still be very warm
There’s a deal on the table that could prevent a costly court fight and limit the damage to taxpayers from the closing of the Birds-Eye food processing plant in Fulton.
Fulton city lawmakers hold a special meeting Wednesday afternoon to consider accepting an offer worked out between Birds-Eye’s owner and Mayor Ron Woodward’s administration that would lower the taxes paid on the plant.
An alumnus who was the first in his family to have a passport and had his life changed by a study abroad experience through SUNY Oswego has made a generous gift to the college to pass on the opportunity of international experience to current and future students.
“Ghostly Refuge,” an episode of “Ghost Hunters” filmed at Fort Ontario last summer, will air at 9 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 3 on the SyFy Channel, channel 61 on Time-Warner Cable in the Oswego area. An on-line preview is posted at http://www.syfy.com/videos/Ghost%20Hunters/Promos
The accolades continue to roll in for a pair of life-saving Oswego teens. On Tuesday, they received one of the highest honors New York State can bestow on a civilian – the New York State Senate Liberty Medal. State Senator Patty Ritchie presented the prestigious medal to Julia and Michele Lavery.
Showers will end and Wednesday and Thursday will be summer-like
The city’s billing database for water and sewer users is in need of review, the chamberlain said. It’s been in place since 2003. “There is a lot that’s happened to the database since 2003 and we want to make sure we get it accurate going forward,” she said.
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