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DNA Links Body Found Near Oswego With Girl’s Disappearance 28 Years Ago

Officials of two police agencies hold a news conference to announce the resolution of a 28 year old disappearance case. From left are: Charles Cohen, Amherst Police Department, Gene Sullivan, Undersheriff, Oswego County Sheriff's Department; Enzio Villalta, Captain, Amherst Police Department; and Joe LaCorte, Det. Lt., Amherst Police Department. Photo special to Oswego County Today.com by Jim Smerecak.In July, 1984, two mysteries began.  In Western New York, a teenaged girl walked out of her home after a late-night argument.  She was never seen again.  And near Oswego Harbor, a fisherman found a headless torso floating in the water.

Nancy Scamurra, as she appeared at age 14 in 1984.

It took 28 years — and the development of DNA technology — to solve those two mysteries and begin the search to solve the third: Who killed Nancy Scamurra?

We’ve got exclusive coverage and pictures from Friday’s news conference in Amherst, near Buffalo.

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Oswego Daily News

County Legislature Announces New Public Health Director

The Oswego County Legislature appointed Jiancheng Huang as the new public health director for the Oswego County Health Department during its July meeting. Huang has several years of experience working as the director of the Maine Immunization Program for the Maine Centers for Disease Control. A Harvard graduate with a master’s degree in public health, Huang is a published practitioner.

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Crossing Bridge Street – DOT, City Of Oswego Collaborate On Crosswalk Safety

A car stopped in crosswalk as pedestrian signal show 18 seconds of crossing time for pedestrians still available. Vehicles driving into the crosswalk when pedestrians are crossing is a ticketable offense acccording to New York State Traffic Safety Regulations.Diana Graser, regional traffic engineer, and Scott Bates, of the New York State DOT, joined representatives of the city, the Oswego Network of Entrepreneurs, ARISE, the National Federation of the Blind and the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce to follow up on a survey of pedestrian cross walks on Bridge Street.

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