Spending will go down a little, but taxes will go up a little in the budget being proposed by Mayor Ron Woodward’s administration. Some big spending increases that are beyond the city’s control are being balanced by cuts to the public library, ambulance service and summer sidewalk repair.
Harold Woods earned around two dozen medals during his long and distinguished military career that saw him participate in two wars. On Tuesday night, after nearly 70 years, he finally received his high school diploma.
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A Scriba business was damaged Monday night following a motor vehicle accident. According to sheriff’s deputies, Jeffrey S. Rose, 29, of Bentley Road, Bldg. 11855, of Clyde, drove his 1999 Chevrolet pickup into the Scriba Town Inn causing damage to the front of the building and the interior.
More rain in store. Snow ….. probably not.
A preliminary report from federal investigators says that people heard what sounded like motor problems with the hand-built plane that crashed in a Fulton field Dec. 1.
UPDATE: The cause of last night’s house fire at 31 Mercer St appears to be electrical, according to Oswego Fire Chief Jeff McCrobie
At 8:58 p.m. Monday the Oswego Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 31 Mercer St. in the northeast section of the city. Upon arrival crews reported smoke and flames coming from the residence.
The Oswego Fire Department gained five new firefighters and a lieutenant Monday afternoon. Meanwhile, the Oswego Police Department saw four of its members promoted to the rank of sergeant. Oswego Police Chief Tory DeCaire acted as master of ceremonies for the program.
We are closing in on a green Christmas
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