On October 13 the Oswego County Legislature passed a resolution increasing the fees to attend Camp Hollis. Fees were increased for all groups, youth groups, adult groups, and individual campers. The increases may seem to be minor but to many youth and youth groups it could mean the difference in being able to attend a safe haven or staying home.
There’s a public hearing on Oct. 18 to discuss the raising of garbage rates in the city of Fulton. The rates purposed are to go from $51 a quarter to $63 a quarter. That means it will go from $204 a year to $252 a year. A sticker to use the county landfill will be only $185 a year. I agree with the fact that the rates have to be raised to cover the increased tipping fees imposed by the county.
Oswego County Opportunities Cancer Services Program of Oswego County applauds the recent legislation passed by New York State designed to help more women access breast cancer screening. The legislation includes the elimination of patient cost sharing for screening mammograms and requires hospitals and clinics to expand their screening hours.
Improving a company’s overall public image can begin with adopting a tobacco-free policy for worksite grounds. Growing evidence suggests that secondhand smoke can be just as harmful outdoors as it is indoors. Creating a tobacco-free policy will protect the health of both employees and visitors, in addition to reducing tobacco litter.
The results from the survey to dissolve the city of Fulton are in from the east side of Fulton. Let me make this very clear that this was an Idea for a solution to the fiscal problems facing the city of Fulton. All ideas must be researched before you can rule them as not being the solution to a given problem. There were several others ideas and they also have been researched and the results were not in Fulton’s favor.
This year we have been celebrating the 200th birthday of our county. During this year we have been enlightened by Legislator (Shawn) Doyle’s renditions about Historic moments in Oswego County. I would like to take you forward: The year: 2216
Signs signs everywhere a sign blocking up the scenery blowing my mind vote for this, don’t vote for that, aren’t you tired of all of those signs. I loved that song when it came out. I changed the words to fit the situation. It’s that time of year again. Election time!
Two game shows? Or real life shows in city of Fulton and Oswego County Legislature. Because of space only the city of Fulton’s game shows will be discussed in this first story. First up on the game show circuit is the Price is Right in the city of Fulton. The demolition of the Nestles site price: Free (But was it?)
Oswego County Legislature has seen a plethora of ground breaking firsts in the first six months of 2016. First up was the Oswego County Five. You remember, I’m sure, how for some reason five seasoned legislators failed to sign and turn in their oath cards as is required by law.
I extend my sincerest thanks to everyone who helped make the annual United Way Breakfast such a success! Hosted by Robert and Liz McGrath at the Club House Tavern in Oswego and sponsored by Eagle Beverage, Peter and Ann Wiltsie and the Club House Tavern, the event raised $3,600 for our Stuff-A-Bus campaign.
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