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Governor’s People First Campaign Rolls Into Oswego
The governor feels very strongly that he was elected for three primary reasons, state Transportation Commissioner Joan McDonald said. They are get the economy up and running again, ethics reform and restoring the legacy of social reform. Passing an on-time state budget was a good start, she said.
Mexico Sailor Pleads Guilty to Attempted Espionage
RaideNet Daily: Meet the Valedictorian & Salutatorian
The top two students in the Senior class are named. Also, a parade of sports photos.
Weather Notebook For May 19, 2011
Will the sunshine linger? Or will those pesky showers return?
Local Author’s ‘Seeds’ Take Root In Oswego
Richard Horan takes readers on a quest to locate and collect seeds from trees belonging to some of America’s most influential literary and historical figures. His journey to the homes of his idols gleans revelations related not only to their individual merit and contributions, but also the influence their life and work has had over his own development as a writer and educator.
Eastside Oswego Man Facing Felony Drug Charge
At approximately noon on May 9, investigators with the Oswego City Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Division conducted an investigation into illegal activity at 42 E. Oneida St. During the course of the investigation, the residence was searched resulting in the discovery of approximately four pounds of marijuana.
Early Dismissal for Hannibal High School
Fulton Police Investigating Deaths Of Mother, Infant
UPDATE, 3:30 P.M.: Fulton Police say that an autopsy by the Onondaga County Medical Examiner’s office shows that Jalit Richardson died of natural causes. She had a pre-existing health problem.
Fulton School Budget Passes; Board Seat Vote to be Recounted
Fulton voters approved a new school district budget, but the vote for a seat on the Board of Education is close enough that the district will undertake a recount Wednesday morning.
The budget was approved 623 – 573, a margin of about 52.1% to 47.9%.



