It was a normal day that was about to come to an end as seventh grader Dillon “D.J.” Gibson and Oswego City School District bus aide Lori Lawton boarded the bus at Oswego Middle School for the lengthy trip home. The two had no connection other than they were about to cross paths in an unforgettable event.
According to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service, the Port City officially got down to 11 degrees below zero. Even though it was bitterly cold – it has been worse, he noted. The record low for Jan. 24 is minus 13 degrees set way back in 1882.
UPDATED: Joyce Malone is facing a 5 to 25 years prison sentence. The 70-year-old Oswego Town woman was found guilty today (Jan. 24) of first-degree manslaughter.
The Rudy’s Mite B Team split a pair of games in recent action against Camillus and Geneva, followed by victories over Whitestown and Lysander.
Unemployment in Oswego County ended 2010 where it began — with one in every nine people out of a job.
The jobless rate for December, 2010 was 11.1%, up sharply from November, when the jobless rate was 10%. That’s the highest jobless rate in all of Upstate New York, and second-highest in the state, behind the Bronx’ 12% unemployment rate.
The Oswego City School District is operating on a 2-hour delay today (Jan. 24).
The first deals with proposed revision to the city’s 2020 Vision Comprehensive Plan. It will start at 7 p.m. That will be followed at 7:10 p.m. by a public hearing regarding Proposed Local Law #1 – Chapter 63, Animals, of the city code.
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