State Police have released photos of two people they think may have been involved in the theft of various electronics from the Wal-Mart in Granby on September 11, 2010.
If you’ve got a question about the upcoming renovation of Fulton’s Broadway bridge, a project that will close half of the bridge for nearly two years, tonight’s the night to ask.
The State Department of Transportation will go over the project in detail at a public meeting at 6:00 p.m. in the Common Council chambers of Fulton City Hall.
Fulton Community Theatre joins forces with the student members of Quirk’s Players this weekend to present An Evening On Broadway. The program, which celebrates the Broadway Musical in song, will be performed Friday, October 1st and Saturday, October 2nd at 7:30 pm as well as Sunday, October 3rd at 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm.
Click inside for a gallery of photos of the young performers.
It is hoped that five new murals in the Oswego High School will evoke a positive atmosphere for students and staff. When doors swung open for the new year the old empty, used for bulletin board showcases had been removed and replaced with colorful student produced murals.
The Oswego Fire Department will get its overtime funding. Just not all at once. At meeting Monday night’s Common Council meeting, aldermen voted 6-1 to approve an amended version of a resolution authorizing Fire Chief Jeff McCrobie to make a budget amendment of $110,000 to cover the short shift overtime. Councilor Bill Sharkey cast the lone nay vote.
National Honor Society students have a mandatory meeting today. They’ll learn that their community service requirements won’t be measured on the honor system anymore. Also today — rude behavior taints a presentation on bullying; why the varsity soccer team is better than its record; and GRB looks forward to Spirit Week events.
A Hannibal senior citizen was charged Friday with having sex with a child younger than 13.
Representatives from the Oswego Sherriff’s Office, police and fire departments, and the U.S. Coast Guard were at Lowe’s Home Improvement store to give tips on how to keep homes and people safe in the event of emergencies.
It focused primarily on the hospital’s ability to effectively respond to incidents where mass numbers of chemically-contaminated patients self-report to the hospital for medical treatment. Approximately 60 county students portrayed the victims.
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