The amendments should make it easier for those who have trouble keeping their sidewalks clear, especially in areas where plows go by frequently and throw snow and ice back on the sidewalks, proponents said. The ordinance will take effect after approval by the mayor and 10 days after official publication.
GRB’s team in the Oswego Academic Youth League opened its defense of last year’s title with an opening day win. Also today, a visit from a TV meteorologist; a plea to leave teams together at the pep rally; and your horoscope might just be a horror-scope.
New York Times best-seller author Dr. Lois Frankel returned to her alma mater SUNY Oswego recently. Her lecture, “Why Nice Girls Don’t Get The Corner Office,” focused on women in the workplace and some of the mistakes and behaviors that hold some women back from the success they might desire.
The Fulton woman charged with keeping her child in what police called “deplorable conditions” was charged Friday with attempting to take things from the Granby Wal-Mart without paying for them.
Some area residents share their tips. Many are as simple as just unplugging an appliance when not in use. Other means to keep on a budget can be found online.
Jon Vermilye’s photo, “Pride of Baltimore II (Oswego)” earned him honorable mention in the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor’s annual photo contest. His photo finished in the top 24 from among more than 400 photos submitted. To see all of the winners, visit www.eriecanalway.org/gallery.htm.
The port could be forced to close if New York moves forward to enforce unworkable rules governing the treatment of ballast water carried by commercial vessels on the St. Lawrence Seaway. The proposal would require meeting strict guidelines; however, no technology exists anywhere in the world to achieve this goal, opponents point out.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally appeared in March of 2000. Bob Chetney passed away on Wednesday. He was 83. Go here https://oswegocountytoday.com/?p=47636 to view his obituary.
Students start thinking about life after high school. Also, opinions on crowded hallways and American-made products; why last month was a warm one; and some job-hunting tips.
Several dozen fishermen participate in a meeting to find ways to make fishing in the Oswego River safer and prevent mishaps like the one last week that has claimed the lives of two anglers. Local and state authorities will now review all the information and a second public meeting is being planned to update the community.
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