“As we mark our first 100 days together in office, we can all look back and be extremely proud of what we have already accomplished,” Mayor Barlow told the packed Council Chambers. “For the first time in a long time, our residents are excited about our community. They are encouraged by their local government.”
On April 8 State Police responded to Discount Liquors in Granby for a report of a larceny that occurred the previous evening. State Police viewed security footage showing a female suspect entering the store, concealing a bottle of cognac in a jacket and exiting the store without rendering payment.
On April 9, at approximately 1 a.m., State Police responded to a hit-and-run accident on Downey Drive in Scriba. The victim had called 911 after hearing a loud crash, looking outside and seeing that her car had been struck by another vehicle.
Samantha P. Vescio, 20, of Fulton stands accused of failing to scan several items and render payment while utilizing the self check out lane.
On April 8, State Police were dispatched to a domestic dispute in progress on Airport Road in the town of Granby. Shortly after their arrival, a female victim was transported to Oswego Hospital where she was treated for facial injuries and released.
Operators removed Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station Unit 2 from service early this morning (April 11) for a planned refueling outage. While the unit is offline, skilled technicians will replace nearly one-third of the reactor’s fuel and perform thousands of inspections and maintenance activities.
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While New York State agencies, the National Weather Service and local communities prepare to observe Weather Hazards Awareness Week, Oswego County Emergency Management Office Director Dale Currier encourages local residents to develop their own protection plans to deal with severe weather threats.
Inside the Lake Ontario Event and Conference Center in Oswego on Sunday afternoon, nearly 200 people were loosing their hair as the St. Baldrick’s Foundation was gaining support. After an hour, the total had hit $49,000. Over the course of its 10 years, Oswego’s St. Baldrick’s events have raised more than $511,600 to help fight childhood cancer.
A couple hundred people took the plunge Saturday afternoon in Lake Ontario. They were freezing for a reason — Oswego’s fourth Polar Plunge for Special Olympics. The event was held at Wright’s Landing at 1 p.m. In roughly three minutes, the plungers had made their in and out of the freezing water.
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