The Oswego County Sheriff’s Office, along with members of the US Border Patrol, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, Drug Enforcement Administration, Fulton Police Department, and the Oswego Police Department, seized over 300 marijuana plants in Hannibal, Oswego town and Scriba in a joint eradication effort. (Updated with information about locations and dates of the seizures.)
Today, we get a profile of the high school’s new principal, some club news, some sports and more.
The hospital holds an exercise today to test its plan for dealing with patients who become contaminated by a chemical.
The drill will take place on the 6th St. side of the hospital.
The city has sold the site of the former city DPW administration building to an owner who intends to bring an auto repair business to the city.
The Common Council Tuesday approved the sale of 65 N. 4th St. to Bradley Stevens for $140,000.
John McHugh is finally Secretary of the Army and Oswego County is temporarily without a Congressman.
Not to worry — three people are already campaigning to replace them and their campaigns can begin officially very soon.
Oswego’s Farmer’s Market is the place to be tonight. Besides the best local vegetables, fruits and baked goods, it’s Irish Night. Oswego’s Hibernian Club will be there to sell their famous corned beef sandwiches, and these young folks, above, will provide the entertainment. They’re from the Kinlough Academy of Irish Dance and The Butler-Sheehan Academy of Irish Dance. The performances will begin at 6:00 p.m.
The Fulton Senior League All-Stars, a team of 15 and 16 year old boys, made it all the way to 3rd place in the state during this summer’s tournament in Newburgh, completing a three-year arc that has seen the team grow from district champions into a team that made the state tournament and then into a team that came within a game of competing for the state title.
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