At Tuesday night’s public hearing regarding the Oswego school district’s proposed budget a few speakers came forward. Some urged the board to reconsider some of the proposed reductions. Others said they agreed with the tentative cuts.
An unusual event was declared early Tuesday morning at the Nine Mile One nuclear plant in Scriba, according to Constellation Energy spokeswoman Jill Lyon. An unusual event is the lowest of four levels of emergency at nuclear plants.
GRB’s academic all-stars work with Peeps at the latest competition. Also, an assembly highlights the cost of college and are AP exams worth the cost?
Mexico residents Jill and Michael Slocum are in need of community support to help their son, Matt, return home. He was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia and is currently recovering from a bone marrow transplant; his brother was the donor. However, before he can return home, the Slocums’ home is in need of some remodeling to make it a safe environment for his return.
Preparations for the June 25-26th Tri-Oswego 2011 Triathlon are in full stride, and hundreds of participants, their families and friends are anticipated for the weekend of competition and fun-filled activities in Oswego, according to Ron Nelson, Tri-Oswego Race Director.
Fire broke out Monday morning inside apartment I in building 12 of the Chateau West Apartments in Fulton.
The fire left 11 people homeless and damaged four apartments.
Click inside to see pictures from the firefight.
Fire in a burn barrel apparently jumped to the grass, and from there to a camper, which was destroyed. Click inside for more photos.
The plan to expand Cayuga Community College’s Fulton campus came down to three sites. In the end, college officials set aside their frustration and dealt with the people who derailed their plans a year ago.
College President Dr. Daniel Larson said that the former P&C supermarket in River Glen Plaza “came out as our top choice”.
There are several small things you can do that will make a big difference. “In recognition, the Oswego County Environmental Management Council invites individuals, schools, and groups to participate in Oswego County’s Earth Week, April 15 through 24, with helping protect and preserve our county’s natural resources,” said Richard Drosse, Earth Week Coordinator for the EMC.
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