The suspect of an assault at SUNY Oswego has been apprehended, identified and is pending charges according to a campus wide announcement delivered around 10:30 tonight (December 9.) The suspect, identified as Eric DeBrose, was allegedly involved in an assault against a Seneca Hall resident during the afternoon hours earlier the same day.
UPDATE: The suspect is believed to no longer be on campus. SUNY Oswego sent out a mass email to all students today at approximately 4 p.m. in regards to an assault suspect on campus that could potentially be armed. The email addressed only the basic information available, informing students there has been an assault in Seneca Hall and the suspect is believed to be at large and possibly armed.
“SUNY Oswego stands ready to assist our community,” Stanley said. “The direct loss of jobs if the James A. FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant closes would be one blow, but as it rippled through our economy, many other jobs would be threatened as the salaries and taxes associated with the mothballed plant and its employees disappeared.”
The river’s end bookstore was packed with people last Thursday for the release of author Jim Farfaglia’s “Voices in the Storm: Stories from The Blizzard of ’66,” and “In Pursuit of Clouds: The Journey of Oswego’s Weatherman Bob Sykes.”
Kristell M. Cruz, a senior Public Relations major at SUNY Oswego, has joined Chirello Advertising this fall as an intern, it was announced by Steve Chirello, owner.
Timothy Stahl, of 16 Brown Drive, has announced his candidacy for the 20th District of the Oswego County’s Legislature. This is Stahl’s first time as a candidate and he will be seeking the Republican and Conservative nominations.
The annual 2015 Oswego Writing Institute, co-sponsored by the SUNY Oswego School of Education and the Fulton City School District, August 18-19, will benefit the Literacy Coalition of Oswego County,
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