County lawmakers heard an update Tuesday regarding Bion Environmental Technologies proposal. If Bion’s slaughterhouse plan becomes a reality, it would bring more than 70,000 head of beef cattle into the county.
The invasive species looms as a significant threat to the Oswego River and other bodies of water – including Lake Ontario. It could cost the county a significant amount of lost tourism revenues if allowed to spread further.
Bill Foley sends along this ominous shot, taken as the clouds rolled into Oswego looking more like a midwestern dust storm. The weather’s changing — summer’s heat quickly has become fall’s chill. Consider this picture a preview of coming events.
In a letter to its patients and their families Tuesday, Loretto CEO Michael Sullivan said that the 120-bed Oswego home and its Rosewood Heights nursing home because they were “challenged to maintain financial viability before the economic crisis of 2008 and the outlook for their ability to maintain quality services in the current environment is poor.”
In today’s peek inside the walls of G. Ray Bodley High School, we meet exchange student Autumn Lin, who’s here from China. Also, the varsity girls soccer team hopes for a better week, the daily announcements, and what students and staff like about fall.
There will eventually be a new school and community playground at Hannibal’s Fairley Elementary School. While the final design of the playground isn’t certain yet, one thing is: “What we will have is very different from what we have now,” said Fairley principal Roseann Schoonmaker, a member of the committee pulling the new playground together.
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