A meeting was held Wednesday night to follow up on suggestions made last month to improve safety along the Oswego River. “What we’d like to do is come up with four or five good suggestions and work with Brookfield to see which ones are the best and who’s going to pay for anything that needs to be improved,” the mayor explained.
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Republicans targeted two of Oswego County’s political representatives, and took one of them out on election night.
In fact, Oswego County’s vote provided the margin by which Republican Patty Ritchie upset incumbent Democratic State Senator Darrel Aubertine.
Precipitation last month was pretty close to average while the temperature was a tad warmer than normal, according to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service.
For the most part, voter turnout was relatively strong for Tuesday’s election.
There’s news for parents in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily. The new Yearbook is underway, and it’s being done with a new vendor. That means new ways to submit photos for the yearbook, and a deadline for buying an ad to congratulate your senior. Also today — Fulton’s turf field picks up playoff games and more news.
The final day of the political campaign saw the two men fighting to be Oswego County’s next Congressman making last-minute efforts to be seen.
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