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Holiday Safety Tips Offered
Oswego Police Department suggests some guidelines for a happy and safe holiday season.
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Hunter Safety And Prevention
Hunting can be an excellent sport and a great way to enjoy the outdoors, but it can quickly turn deadly if you do not practice good hunter safety.
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Child Passenger Seat Law to Change November 24th
The law, signed by Governor David Paterson in August, requires children under the age of eight to be restrained by a child restraint system in a motor vehicle. This new law takes the place of the current law, which requires children under the age of seven to be confined by a child restraint system.
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Safety Champions Honored
The 2009 Safety Champions were recognized recently by the Oswego County Traffic Safety Board.
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Fairgrieve Principal Jean Ciesla Named Safety Champion
Fairgrieve Elementary School Principal Jean Ciesla was recognized as a Safety Champion of Oswego County by the Oswego County Traffic Safety Board at a celebratory breakfast recently.
Oswego Daily News
Woman Crusades For Safer Sidewalks In Oswego
She went out and documented the condition of all the sidewalks in the city. This way, she says, the city can’t say it doesn’t know where the potentially dangerous areas are.
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Holiday Safety Suggestions Offered
With the holidays quickly approaching, Oswego City Police Chief Michael J. Dehm Jr. wishes to offer these holiday safety tips that can help you be more careful, prepared, and aware during the holiday season.
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Oswego County Sheriff Advises Caution When Using ATM’s This Holiday Season
With the holidays approaching, the use of ATM cards will increase. At the same time, cash-generating crimes such as burglary, robbery and mugging, historically increase during the holidays.
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Youth Snowmobile Safety Classes Planned
Oswego County Sheriff Reuel A. Todd has announced that four Young Snowmobile Operator Safety Courses will be held in December.
Oswego Daily News
Heating Safety Tips Offered
As cold weather approaches, people are thinking about how they can heat their homes and not spend a fortune. As fuel costs continue to soar, homeowners are exploring alternative sources of home heating. Fire and health officials have a few safety suggestions to offer.