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Oswego Daily News
Oswego Daily News
Judge Reduces Bail For Maxwells
An Oswego County Court Judge Tuesday reduced the bail for Lynn and Lindsey Maxwell. It was set at $5,000 cash or $10,000 bond – half what was imposed upon them following their conviction in Palermo Town Court on Saturday night.
Oswego Daily News
Democrats Pick Owens To Run For Congress; Sullivan Was A Finalist
Plattsburgh lawyer Bill Owens will carry the Democratic Party’s endorsement in the race to replace John McHugh as the Congressman representing the North Country.
Democratic party officials from the 11 counties that make up the 23rd Congressional District met in Blue Mountain Lake Monday and settled on Owens after day-long discussions and at least two rounds of voting.
Oswego Daily News
City Plans Memorial For Rosemary Nesbitt
The celebration in honor of Mrs. Nesbitt’s life will be held this Friday in Breitbeck Park at 7 p.m. There will be some speakers, but anyone will be able to share their remembrances about Mrs. Nesbitt.
Oswego Daily News
Councilors Table Proposed Sewer Fee Increase
“We want to look a little further into our budget and see what else we can slash and cut before we decide to do something that drastic,†said Councilor Mike Myers (R-Second Ward). The councilors will conduct two workshops on the proposed budget – one Wednesday and the other Thursday. Both start at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers.
Fulton Daily News
Maxwells Ask For Lower Bail Tuesday Morning
Fulton Daily News
Reporter’s Notebook: Two Weeks At The Maxwell Trial
COMMENTARY: I’ve covered trials for more than 30 years now, and I’ve never seen anything like the Lynn and Lindsey Maxwell trial.
I’ve sat through high-profile trials — Delbert Ward, Laurie Kellogg and Shirley Kinge come to mind — and more routine court appearances, motions hearings and sentencings than I can count.
This trial beats them all.
I’ve got a notebook full of leftover scraps from this trial that I think might show why I think this was so unusual.
Oswego Daily News
City Police Announce Drug Arrests
Two Port City residents are facing felony drug charges. And, a joint effort in Wayne County the same day resulted in the discovery of an apparent clandestine methamphetamine laboratory. The drugs were reportedly earmarked for distribution in the county and city of Oswego.
Fulton Daily News
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