A recently published children’s book that deals with hate and bullying is especially relevant currently in the wake of the Orlando night club murders. Ann Marie Chalone-Leis and Patricia Chalone-Hardwick published the book based on the memories of co-author Gail Danziger Klein’s mother (Renee Danziger), an Auschwitz survivor.
On behalf of the state’s 57 counties, the New York State Association of Counties today (June 14) called on the State Assembly to pass a bill that will reimburse counties for a state-mandated District Attorney salary increase enacted by the state on April 1.
The Great Lakes Research Consortium has awarded $44,819 for research projects that will investigate vitamin B deficiency in Lake Ontario fish, analyze a dataset on harmful algal blooms in nearly 200 lakes in New York State, and test DNA-based barcoding as a way to more accurately analyze the Great Lakes food web.
Following a lengthy debate Monday night, the resolution was approved 5-2 with councilors Shawn Walker and Robert Corradino voting no. The WiFi service will modernize downtown Oswego and provide an additional amenity to visitors and patrons of downtown businesses, the mayor said. However, opponents believe the cost and length of the contract is prohibitive. And, some residents aren’t in favor of paying more taxes just to benefit the downtown district.
On Sunday (June 12), at approximately 4:22 a.m., State Police responded to a one-car motor vehicle accident on County Route 7 in the town of Hannibal. Investigation at the scene revealed the operator, Daniel P. Ormsby, 26, of Fulton, was allegedly intoxicated.
On Sunday (June 12), at approximately 1:14 a.m., State Police stopped a vehicle on County Route 6 in the town of Volney for a traffic violation. Investigation at the scene revealed the operator, Krista D. Lastra, 35, of Fulton, was allegedly intoxicated.
On Friday June 10, State Police in Fulton received a larceny complaint at WalMart on State Route 3 in the town of Granby. On June 11, State Police located the suspect, Erwin C. Ouderkirk, 48, of Fulton, and took him into custody.
“Oswego County has a rich and colorful heritage and we are indebted to our local historians and historic sites for keeping that heritage alive,” said Janet Clerkin, Oswego County Tourism and Public Information Coordinator. “Path Through History Weekend showcases events taking place June18 and 19 at historic and cultural destinations across New York State. More than 300 events will take place across the state, including three events in Oswego County.”
Most people believe the right way to retire an American Flag is to burn it – whole. However, that is not entirely correct. On Saturday, historic Fort Ontario hosted several representatives of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Oswego Lodge #271 as well as a large contingent of Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. Members of Girl Scout troops 10566 and 10567 were present along with Boy Scout troops 885 and 888. They conducted a U.S. flag retirement program outside the entrance of old fort Ontario. Members of the public were invited to turn in their worn out flags for proper retirement.
On Tuesday( June 7), State Police arrested Shana L. Hall, 24, of Fulton, and charged her with Grand Larceny in the 3rd degree, a class “D” felony. Hall stands accused of stealing $4,000 in cash from the home of two family members.
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