Oswego Daily News
June Was Warmer, Wetter Than Average
There were no 90-degree days and no records set. But, June 2008 wound up more than 3 degrees above average.
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Oswego Daily News
Mayor Vetoes Sophie Drive Paving Resolution
“This Resolution is flawed for many reasons. The Resolution was brought from the floor, even though there was admittedly no reason for urgency,” according to the mayor.
Fulton Daily News
City Seals Funding Plans For New DPW Garage Site
With the financing end sealed, the city of Fulton is one step closer to securing a new site for its Department of Public Works.
Fulton Daily News
Date Changed For Parking Lot Public Hearing
A rule for legal notices has pushed a public hearing on proposed time-limit changes for parking in a downtown lot from Tuesday evening to later this month.
Oswego Daily News
White Returns To President’s Chair
Sean Madden wins tight election for the vice president spot. Bill Crist to serve as acting interim superintendent as the board considers its options to fill the vacancy left by David Fischer’s departure.
Oswego Daily News
Mexico Instructor Facing Rape Charge
A veteran instructor in Mexico High School’s Junior ROTC program, was arrested Monday in Oswego.
Oswego Daily News
Inspector General: Two Oswego Port Members Held Seats Improperly
The New York State Inspector General has found that two members of the Port of Oswego Authority held their seats in violation of statutory requirements, according to a report released Monday.
Fulton Daily News
Four Face Charges For Installing Faulty Septic Systems
Four men have been indicted on charges after they allegedly intentionally installed faulty septic systems, purposely streamed raw sewage into the Oswego River and filed false documents to cover it up. They are slated to return to court Wednesday.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Town Man Sentenced In Woman’s Death
Frank W. Ward was given the maximum sentence in county court. He will spend the next 5 – 15 years in state prison.
Fulton Daily News
GRB Bids Farewell To Grads
In their last act as high school students, members of Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School class of 2008 made their way across the stage Saturday to receive diplomas during the annual commencement ceremony.