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Thomas C. Albertson, 23, of Camp Lejeune and 471 Hall Road, New Milford, Pa., was charged with third-degree criminal possession of a weapon Sunday morning at SUNY Oswego. University Police observed his unlocked pickup truck with the back window partly open and a weapon visible inside at about 7:30 a.m. in Lot 11 on campus.

There is a grassroots effort under way to Ignite Oswego! A group of music minded people around the Port City have launched an online fundraising campaign to spark an involved music community.

During the month of April, Oswego County residents may be contacted by telephone to participate in an important all-hazards evacuation planning survey. The purpose is to gather data to help Oswego County improve evacuation plans for both man-made and natural disasters.

The grant will offset costs associated with construction of a new 82,000 square foot manufacturing floor, 10,000 square foot Research & Development center, and 20,000 square foot office space.

We are all aware of the number of changes happening in our world.  Some of them inspire excitement and joy and open us to coming possibility.  Yet we’re also aware that change often includes saying goodbye, letting go and a sense of loss.  As human beings, we’re not likely to embrace the more difficult side of change and sometimes it induces deep fear or terror.

SUNY Oswego’s meteorology department has a new way to track the weather on the shores of Lake Ontario – the doppler on wheels, on loan from the Center for Severe Weather Research in Boulder Colo.