Councilors this week approved funds to cover overtime in the fire department. However, it was less than the chief had first asked for. The chief’s original request was for $88,000 and this request is down to $57,000, Council President Ron Kaplewicz pointed out. “It’s a significant reduction,” he said.
UPDATE: Police have identified the victim. His injuries aren’t life-threatening, they say. A pedestrian male had been crossing State Route 104 West from Sheldon Avenue, at which time he was struck by a motor vehicle Thursday night. The Oswego City Fire Department responded and the victim has been transported by helicopter to a Syracuse area hospital.
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Expect some more clouds and scattered showers as well as some gusty wind coming our way
It’s the first of four that will be located at the Port City’s entrance ways. The welcome to Oswego signs will hightlight the local service organizations and include the city’s website.
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Temperatures are getting lower. There’s a chance of precipitation – what kind will it be?
The report provides the navigation community, transportation planners, government policy makers and the general public with “a realistic assessment of the contributions made by the Great Lakes-Seaway system to the federal, state/provincial, and local economies.”
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