This year has been a year of firsts at the Oswego County Legislature. In previous letters, I mentioned some of them. Well here is the biggest first I have seen in the three years I have been on the legislature. This year, the legislature approved budget reduction suggestions that were presented by the Minority Caucus.
I got stuck at the end of my driveway today (Dec. 13) and was attempting vainly to shovel myself out when along came two angels in the forms of Mr Williams and his son, Dylan.
It is time for the Oswego County Legislature to universally adopt a 7 p.m. meeting time. Serving in our county legislature for almost a year I will be the first to acknowledge there are areas in which we are moving forward, but it is also my elected job to make the public aware of an area that has fallen desperately behind. These daytime meetings prevent a large majority of citizens from attending and engaging in county government.
I just wanted to say thank you for the mention about my toy drive Tunes For Tots. We appreciate all the support we have been getting from the community over the last five years and I can’t say thank you enough. With our all-star lineup this year, we are sure this will be even bigger and better than years prior.
This effort to spend your dollars in locally owned stores is such a strong part of our overall economic engine that it should become a natural habit. Those dollars not only keep our local businesses open, they retain employment for many others throughout our county.
This Christmas patronize our local merchants. Shopping local means you don’t have to wait until the second Tuesday of next month to get your purchase delivered.
The past week, for our Fulton community, has been one of recognition and continued support for the contributions that the veterans have made in all of our lives. The news that after 56 years, Korean War Veteran U.S. Army Corp. Joseph Trepasso would be coming home after his remains were identified, was an emotional experience for us all.
I will vote.
Whatever it takes, I will get to the polls and vote.
Yes Bipartisanship has been brought back from a near death experience. After last month’s Public Safety Committee meeting where Bipartisanism was rushed out of the meeting and given its last rites and placed on life support, all hope seemed lost.
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