At approximately 9:10 a.m. on March 15, Oswego City Police arrested Patrick M. Watts, 62, of 137 E. Tenth St. He was charged with second-degree criminal possession of marijuana and seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance.
Fulton resident Deborah Parker Grimshaw is one of three finalists for the job of Superintendent of Schools in the Jordan-Elbridge school district, according to reports in The Citizen.
Atop today’s news: All-League honors for two Red Raider athletes. Also today: Mock Trial team falls just short, and why the drama program is much more than just plays.
The organization celebrated its milestone Tuesday afternoon at the Senior Dinning and Activities Center in the Fulton Municipal Building. It is looking forward to another 45 years of ‘building partnerships that improve the quality of life and create successful communities.’
At approximately 1:57 p.m. today (March 15), Oswego City Police responded to an assault complaint in the area of 310 Walnut St. The 50-year-old female victim reported that as she was retrieving items from her vehicle, she turned around and was immediately struck in the face by an unknown suspect.
The Math Club celebrates Pi Day. Also, honors for students at a local art show.
Fulton’s monthly rainfall total inched up to 2.55 inches. Another 0.03-inch fell early one March 14. There was no more snowfall, however.
You can make a difference by embracing radical openness. By radical openness, I mean that you should let the public see everything in time for them to be able to act on what they see and provide you with feedback. You don’t do these things now, but you can, and you should.
Here’s my set of recommendations for a more open government.
Our City of Oswego, like the rest of our state, faced a challenging year in 2010. Even though the economy did improve somewhat, it has not yet fully recovered. Despite these difficult economic conditions, many accomplishments were achieved and more will follow this year.
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