Police were called to a Cherry Street residence earlier today in regards to shots being fired. When they searched the residence no one was found. Authorities are looking for two men armed with a handgun and possibly driving a white Ford sedan with a different colored hood.
BREAKING NEWS: Shortly before 11:45 a.m. today a drill rigger, working where a new science building is being constructed on the SUNY Oswego campus, tipped over. The construction site is located between Piez Hall and Snygg Hall.
The schedule’s out for Spirit Week, which culminates with the Fulton vs. Oswego football game next week. There are changes to the annual pep rally. Also today, exchange students roam the Bodley halls; a new student teacher is at work; JV girls’ soccer is off to a good start; and students assess the new logo.
The Oswego City School District is one of 112 school districts and Board of Cooperative Educational Services in the state to receive the “2010 School Safety Excellence Award†from the Utica National Insurance Group.
At its Sept. 13 meeting, the council approved authorizing the mayor to enter into a pre-possession agreement with Fowler Gardella Construction and Thomas Miller for property located at 1-7 W. Seneca St.
The state plans to rehabilitate the Broadway bridge in Fulton, a two year process that will be hard on drivers but could be harder on pedestrians.
The bridge is safe, according to state Department of Transportation spokesman Gene Cilento, but it needs a lot of work. The project intends to replace not only the bridge surface and sidewalks, but also replace some girders and piers as well as modify the approaches to the bridge at either end.
Fulton Police say they arrested two men Wednesday for what they alleged was a home invasion.
Students find a familiar face in a Spanish classroom — it’s a recent grad who’s filling in for the teacher. Also today: Golfers win but other teams fall; students try to make the transition to high school; Model UN club gears up; and the hassle of not having a boys’ locker room.
Matt Doheny widened his lead over Hoffman in the race for the Republican party line in November’s election against incumbent Democratic Congressman Bill Owens.
Oswego County Republican Elections Commissioner Don Wart told Oswego County Today that Doheny won the absentee count, 185-179. The vote margin was similar to the vote on primary night.
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