Spokesperson Jill Lyon said that at about 10:56 a.m. Wednesday, a main steam isolation valve closed on its own. The malfunction caused the reactor to begin an automatic and orderly shutdown.
Lyon said the shutdown went according to plan and the plant is in “a safe and stable condition.”
The state has suspended the license of an Oswego physician.
Dr. David Granoff, an ear, nose and throat specialist, has agreed to an indefinite suspension.
The state is shutting down its central registry of dogs at the end of this year, one of many changes brought on by budget cuts.
The registry is going away, but the need to register dogs has not gone away.
Members of the Onondaga chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club enjoyed a Sunday afternoon, hiking the trails at Great Bear. Members pause at the bridge on Deer Run Trail, in this photo courtesy of Dick Drosse. Great Bear Recreational Area is a non-motorized, share the trails wooded area adjoining the Oswego River/canal and old tow path. There are more than seven miles of marked trails.
For more information on Great Bear go to: http://web.mac.com/oswegocountygreen
The district is in its third year of this continuing program. It is basically a calendar-based system of collecting information so teachers are actually writing down month by month what they are teaching … it’s a way of collecting information in real time, what is being taught in every single grad level.
Reginald Stepp of Syracuse pleaded guilty in Onondaga County Court to felony aggravated cruelty to animals for beating the pit bull puppy so severely that its jaw was nearly ripped off. On Tuesday, he was sentenced to six months in jail.
Today: Students band together to help soldiers have a happier holiday. Also today: Reader’s Circle gets together; Science club heads to the zoo; and one student’s plea to disconnect from technology before it takes over your life.
We welcome Fulton Junior High School’s Junior Raider Review to the list of school publications that we are happy to republish. It’s a monthly publication. In this month’s edition, a student introduces us to the story of the man behind Columbus Day. There’s a note from the Principal, and don’t miss Fridge Facts, the monthly calendar of events.
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