The project would spend about $3.75 million and would take care of issues that were pulled out of the current $26 million construction project to keep it on budget.
Very little or none of the cost will be borne by taxpayers, district officials say.
You’re angry. A new poll from Siena College says that New Yorkers are overwhelmingly angry at their state politicians and plan to hold onto that anger until they get a chance to vote.
Siena, which polls on statewide political questions regularly, finds 74% of people polled said they had an unfavorable opinion of the State Senate after its month-long leadership struggle. Back in February, only 43% held an unfavorable view.
Robby Guppy of Fulton has had his trial delayed a month.
The Fulton man is accused of beating his 18-month old daughter last year and of burning her with cigarettes because she would not go to sleep.
Guppy’s lawyer tells the Post-Standard the trial is now set for Aug. 24.
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NewsChannel 9 reports that James Pauldine, William Hill and Ronald DeGroff will all have to make restitution and spend between 3 and 5 years on probation, while Pauldine will also spend four months of weekends in jail.
In preparation for Harborfest, the Oswego Police Department wishes to announce the following advisories regarding traffic, pedestrian and general information specific to the celebration scheduled July 23-26. For additional Harborfest information, visit www.oswegoharborfest.com
A Pulaski man is in jail today, charged in connection with the accident that killed another man Sunday.
The crash happened at about 8:35 p.m. along State Route 183 at the intersection with Sol Davis Rd. in Williamstown.
It’s been a week since anyone saw Jamie Duplessis. The Fulton man, 32, has been missing since then and in recent days, friends have begun a careful search of the woods near his home for any sign of him.
A fallen parole officer from Pulaski will be honored today in Albany.
Jeffrey Woolson’s name will be added to the state Parole Officers Memorial in Albany, in a morning ceremony at Empire State Plaza that will feature a gathering of parole and probation officers from around the state. Gov. David Paterson will speak at the ceremony.
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