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Meng Halstead, 68
Meng Halstead, 68, of Phoenix, NY, passed away on Thursday January 20, 2011.
Phoenix
Oswego Daily News
Phoenix Community Creates Special Flag
You could say it was a hands-on experience as dozens of people helped make a 12’ x 15’ American Flag. The red stripes for the flag were made of handprints from Phoenix residents and other volunteers – young and old.
Oswego Daily News
Phoenix Enhances Its ‘National Treasure’
New York State Canal Corporation Director Carmella Mantello and Village of Phoenix Mayor Anthony Fratto joined representatives from the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor and other state and local officials on Tuesday to announce the completion of waterfront improvements to Henley Park, North and Lock islands.
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Warner Edward Bell, 66
Warner Edward Bell, 66, of Phoenix, NY, died on Saturday.
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Joseph Ruta, 82
Joseph Ruta, 82, of Phoenix, NY, died peacefully at his home on Monday.
Oswego Daily News
Manhunt Continues In Phoenix ‘Shots Fired’ Investigation
Police were called to a Cherry Street residence earlier today in regards to shots being fired. When they searched the residence no one was found. Authorities are looking for two men armed with a handgun and possibly driving a white Ford sedan with a different colored hood.
Foster Funeral Home
Mary Alice Richardson, 100
Mary Alice Richardson, of Lakeland, FL, died of natural causes associated with old age Wednesday, September 15, 2010, at her home.
Letters to the Editor
Response from Bion to Posting by Janice Wilson in the Oswego County Today
Bion would like to provide the following response to questions and concerns raised by Ms. Wilson in her posting to the Oswego County Today on August 25, 2010:
Letters to the Editor
Not Really Fighting for their Homes: Bion response to a Posting by the Citizens for Family Farms: 08-28-2010
No doubt Ms. Hall and the CFF believe that they are fighting for their homes based on the examples they cite. Unfortunately those examples simply do not represent Bion’s project nor do they reflect the substantial safeguards that Bion’s proven waste treatment technology and professional operating protocols provide.
Letters to the Editor
BION Technologies Responds to Comments
Oswego County Legislature Chairman Barry Leemann said recently that the project is likely years away and that if it moves ahead, the number of cattle could be limited: “We may say they can only have 15,000 cows,†he said. The project would not be economically feasible at 15,000 cows and therefore could not be located in Oswego County. To place such a limit on the project would effectively prevent the project from occurring.