Pappalardo followed his father, Sergeant Ross Pappalardo into law enforcement in Fulton, when he began his career at the police academy in Watertown in August, 1989.
His career ended last week with his retirement after 21 years with the Fulton Police Department.
Saturday will be your opportunity to walk among the ghosts of the past of the village of Hannibal.
There will be a ghost walk on Saturday, September 18 at the Hannibal Village Cemetery, starting at 11:00 a.m.
Oswego County’s unemployment rate dropped from its near-historic highs in August, but not because more county residents found jobs in the midst of a long and damaging recession.
The Oswego Common Council paved the way Monday night for a firefighters’ memorial. Councilors approved the Fire Department’s request to use public space on the west side of the Eastside Fire Station, on the grass between the station and the walking path, for construction of a firefighters’ memorial including a flagpole, decorative pavers and benches.
The Oswego school board revisited the possibility of conducting a redistricting and relocation initiative in the district. The board conducted a discussion this week with consultants from Syracuse University’s Office of Professional Research and Development. The board concluded the discussion without setting a timetable for any decision to be made.
One of Central New York’s most famous Native American athletes urged Fulton’s Board of Education to talk to Onondaga Nation members before approving a new athletics logo meant to honor them.
Moments later, the board approved the logo.
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The city and college are both making large strides to reduce their carbon footprints.
Novelis got the ball rolling – donating a check for $5,000 and another for $1,000 from activities they had under way prior to the official campaign kick off. This year’s theme is: ‘Live United Live Well’ with a campaign goal of $800,000.
If Doug Hoffman ever had a 30 point lead in his primary against Matt Doheny, as he claimed, he lost all of it and more by Tuesday.
The two Republicans are separated by about 600 votes with 98% of the vote tallied in the 23rd Congressional District primary.
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