This fall, Fulton’s city schools will host two special education classes that Oswego County BOCES had previously provided.
The district will conduct one class at Lanigan Elementary School and one at G. Ray Bodley High School for at least ten special education students who require the most intensive services.
It was a great day for a parade in Oswego on Sunday. Our Steve Yablonski, with help from Nicholas Cafalone, offers a few of the images from the 2011 Independence Day Parade.
A U.S. Coast Guard Station Oswego, N.Y., boatcrew rescued a man, a woman and a 15-year-old boy from a 34-foot pleasure craft taking on water about 17 miles north of Oswego, nearly in the middle of Lake Ontario, at approximately 3:30 a.m. Saturday.
State Police say a Central Square man threatened to stab one person and tried to run over another man during what they called a road rage incident.
“This decision was not arrived at easily and we very much appreciate the willingness of the area licensed agencies to support the transition of home aide services,” said Ann Gilpin, Oswego Health President and CEO. “Clients will be allowed to select the organization of their preference and we will support the clients and their families through this transition. Our Human Resource Department will work with staff for alternative opportunities,” she added.
The Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce has decided to reverse the parade route this year. It will begin along Liberty Street and wind up at the fort.
According to police, the suspect admitted to committing a total of three burglaries at St. Peter’s Cemetery, as well as a separate Criminal Mischief, for which further charges are pending.
Leaders of the union representing more than 450 workers at Nine Mile One and Two nuclear plants are urging members to turn down a “last, best and final” contract offer from the plants’ owner.
June ended with a stretch of nice weather. Let’s see if we can keep things going through the long holiday weekend.
The council set a public hearing for 7:10 p.m. July 11 in the Council Chambers, regarding proposed amendments to Chapter 280 Zoning Section 280-65 – Illuminated and Digital Electronic Signs. At issue is where, if any place, should this type of sign be allowed in downtown Oswego.
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