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Oswego Daily News

Do This Tonight: Irish Step Dancing At Oswego Farmer’s Market

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.

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Oswego Daily News

DNA Experts Testify In Jones Case

Two experts from the New York State Police forensics center in Albany testified today (Sept. 16) about the green rope in the Alan Jones murder case. State police forensic expert Stacy Rack testified that she discovered “three small, reddish brown spots” on the rope that killed Erin Maxwell. No DNA from Jones was found, however.

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Fulton Daily News

Fulton Common Council Honors Baseball All-Stars

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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Fulton Daily News

Smith Wins Fulton Common Council Primary; Incumbent Legislator Gearsbeck Loses GOP Backing

Former Fulton Alderman Dana Smith won the right to make a second try for the Common Council.  He won Tuesday’s Republican primary election against former Common Council President Ken Myers, 59-37.

We’ve got the full list of results from around the county.

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Fulton Daily News

After Nathan Wienk’s Guilty Plea, School District Decides Whether He Keeps A Job

Because Nathan Wienk neither admitted guilt to the original charge nor was found not guilty of all charges, the outcome of the court case puts the onus on the school district’s internal investigation to decide Wienk’s future with the school.

“It’s certainly a cause for concern,” Superintendent of Schools Bill Lynch said of Monday’s plea.  “But I don’t want to get ahead of myself.”

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