Oswego Daily News
Veterans’ Memorial Day Request Marches Through Committee
They approved requests to use public space for the 2018 Memorial Day Celebration as well as the annual Frederick Leighton Elementary School annual triathlon.
News
Oswego Daily News
Oswego County Man Charged With Identity Theft, Grand Larceny
On April 14, State Police in Oneida arrested Christopher C. Bigford, 38, from Cleveland, NY, for identity theft, grand larceny and other charges
Oswego Daily News
Nine Mile Point Unit 2 Refueling Outage Under Way
Operators at Exelon Generation’s Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station removed Unit 2 from service just after midnight on Sunday (April 15) to begin a planned refueling outage. More than 1,700 highly-skilled local and regional union and tradespeople are in the area to support the outage. For several weeks, they will fill nearby hotels to capacity and bolster local businesses during a typically slower tourism period.
Oswego Daily News
Cady To Run For Oswego County Sheriff
Phillip Cady has announced his candidacy for Oswego County Sheriff and is currently seeking the endorsement of the Republican and Conservative parties. Cady recently retired as a Sergeant – Station Commander from the New York State Police with more than 20 years of law enforcement experience which also included time with the cities of Fulton and Oswego police
Oswego Daily News
Scores Go Bald To Fight Childhood Cancer, Raise Awareness
The crowd was kind of small compared to other years. However, their donations were huge. Several dozen volunteers put on the 12th annual St. Baldrick’s Foundation fundraiser Sunday at the Lake Ontario Event and Conference Center. From noon until 3 p.m. more than 112 “shavees” paraded to barber chairs have their hair shaved by volunteer barbers, including students from CiTi. Their goal this year was to raise $75,000. By mid-afternoon, they were almost there.
Oswego Daily News
County Approves State Mandated Pay Hike For DA
The Oswego County Legislature Thursday night approved a $12,400 pay increase for the county District Attorney. It’s not like they really had a choice in the matter. According the NYS Judiciary Law, each county’s DA salary is linked to the salaries of state judges. The salary for a DA must be equal to or exceed the salary of the county court judge or state Supreme Court justice. In a separate resolution, legislators urge the state to change the way it handles the raise.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Man Charged With Cocaine Possession
On April 9 investigators with the Oswego County Drug Task Force, with the assistance of the Oswego City Police Department and the New York State Police, executed a narcotics related search warrant at 110 W. Third St., Oswego. As a result, approximately 37.1 grams of cocaine were seized, police said. The resident, Nicholas D. Andersen, is facing several charges.
Oswego Daily News
Justice Department Files Sexual Harassment Lawsuit Against Owners and Managers of Oswego Area Rental Properties
The Justice Department announced today that it has filed a lawsuit alleging that Douglas S. Waterbury, a residential property owner and landlord in the Oswego area, subjected female tenants and potential tenants to egregious sexual harassment in violation of the Fair Housing Act. Along with Douglas Waterbury, the Department’s complaint names his wife and business partner, Carol A. Waterbury, and two residential property companies, Ontario Realty Incorporated and E&A Management Co., as defendants.
Oswego Daily News
DelConte Announces Candidacy For Supreme Court
Oswego attorney, farmer and life-long Central New Yorker Scott DelConte today (April 12) announced his candidacy for the New York State Supreme Court, bringing his decades of legal experience and fiercely independent principals to serve the people of the Fifth Judicial District. Throughout his career, DelConte, 44, has represented a client base ranging from local businesses and families to Fortune 500 companies.
Fulton Daily News
Bodley Musicians Take Part In 2018 ‘Brass Bash’
Today’s News: Raider swimmer signs with D-2 school; Art Club paints its way toward NYC field trip; OCAY team takes part in history/language event; and more in today’s edition of The Raider – written by students in the GR Bodley Journalism Club and Journalism class.