The Oswego school board member who was removed from the board for misconduct a few years ago says he welcomes the challenge. Hoefer told his colleagues, “Bring it on,†as he plans to use this as a springboard to do battle with the State Commissioner of Education over things such as tenure.
Students and a parent sound off about last week’s Open House, and they didn’t like it. Also, a freshman’s view of high school, an opportunity to join clubs, a good day running for the Red Raider cross country team, Carson’s forecast and more.
UPDATE, 9:00 P.M. TUESDAY: Oswego Police arrested the person who lives in another apartment at 211 E. Eighth St. and charged him with setting the fire inside apartment 1.
At about 5:23 p.m. Monday, the Oswego City Fire Department responded with the Oswego City Police Department to a reported structure fire at 211 E. Eighth St. Investigators at the scene have indicated that from the preliminary investigation, the fire does appear to be suspicious.
A text message from the mother of a young cancer patient shook Julie Montgomery. She wondered what to do. Her decision: Get people together to pray for the young man, for his family, and a cure.
She didn’t know how many would show up. She need not have worried.
The council will schedule a public hearing on the proposed changes at its Sept. 27 meeting. Aldermen will consider the proposed amendments two weeks after that.
The Administrative Services Committee gave a favorable recommendation Monday night to replenishing the fire department’s payroll account. The budget line is nearly depleted, according to Chief Jeff McCrobie. “Right now our accounts are down, almost drained completely,†he said.
RaiderNet Daily is back for another school year, with a story on the new school logo. Also today, seniors get their wish for a senior center, but it’s not turning out the way they had hoped. Raider football comes up short, while boys soccer has an up-and-down season. There’s talk about superheroes, the announcements and Carson’s weather forecast, all inside.
But, the Executive Director of the Office of Business and Community Relations at SUNY Oswego doesn’t plan to slow down too much. She’s proud to have increased collaboration between college and community in a variety of ways. She plans to do some traveling. But she will also remain committed to the community service work she’s doing in Oswego.
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