James H. Steen Jr., 40, of 91 Hogsback Road, appeared briefly in Oswego County Court on Friday. He again rejected a plea deal. He is charged with four counts of second-degree murder and one count of first-degree murder
Nurses from health care providers throughout upstate New York will soon be participating in a leadership-training seminar offered through SUNY Oswego’s Division of Extended Learning.
Two people are dead after police say a man held them hostage, shot them, and kept police away for seven hours. The Oswego County Sheriff’s Department confirms that James H. Steen, 39, of Hastings, has been charged with two counts of second-degree murder.
Updated with details of a prior arrest for an alleged case of domestic violence in which police say he choked a person until the person blacked out.
New update: Police confirm that the woman allegedly choked by James Steen in the March incident is Victoria Steen, one of the murder victims.
Children in Oswego County Head Start Preschool’s Pulaski Center enjoy a fun science experiment with bubbles.
Families and all members of the community are invited to attend to learn more about Head Start and what this program has to offer children and families.
An original hand-quilted and hand-embroidered “Historic and Modern Day Seaway Trail†design by Beverly Filkins of Pulaski was judged the quilt that best tells the story of “wheeling†along the 518-mile-long Great Lakes Seaway Trail at the byway’s annual quilt show in Sackets Harbor, NY.
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