by Carol Thompson Currently in New York State, residents have access through a registry to determine if a registered sex offender lives in the area. There is no registry to alert residents if a convicted murderer, arsonist, armed robber or convicted offender of other heinous crimes have been released from prison and move to a(…)
Vincent J. Savona, 70, of Oswego, died Thursday, May 31, 2012 in Oswego Hospital. Mr. Savona was born in Oswego, the son of the late Joseph and Stella (Azzarelli) Savona. He attended graduate school at UCLA and received his master’s degree from SUNY Oswego in science education. Mr. Savona was a chemistry teacher at Central(…)
Maryann Coleman, 70, of Fulton, died Wednesday, May 30, 2012 at University Hospital following a brief illness. She was born in Fulton and lived most of her life in Fulton. She was a nurse’s assistant for several years at St. Luke Health Services in Oswego. She was predeceased by her parents, Gebo and Marjorie Clark;(…)
by Carol Thompson The Oswego County Legislature’s Strategic Planning and Government Committee took no action on adopting a new Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) policy until more information is gathered. Legislators said last month that they wanted to seek the opinion of Robert Freeman, the executive director of the New York State Committee on Open(…)
by Andrew Henderson The Fulton Police Benevolent Association will begin its annual fund-raising campaign this month, according to Inv. Michael Curtis, Fulton PBA public relations officer. The Fulton PBA was incorporated in 1932 and is listed as a 509c not-for-profit benevolent association. “Over the past several decades, the Fulton Police Benevolent Association has donated tens(…)
by Stacey K. Lachut of VolneyI would like to start by saying how proud I am for Fulton’s Memorial Day weekend festivities. It reminds me of the small town that I grew up in years ago in Greenbelt, Md. However, I have a small bone to pick with the Memorial Day Salute Committee. My husband,(…)
by Andrew Henderson After spending a day with the Stanley Cup early last month, 10-year-old Noah Delaney received the second part of his prize — a trip to the first game of the Stanley Cup finals. Delaney, who won Discover’s Day with the Cup contest May 6, attended game one of the finals with his(…)
by George M. Clark of Oswego The United States of America and the State of New York brought an action against the City of Oswego for violating federal and state environmental laws relative to the City’s wastewater system. As a result of this suit, August 5, 2010, a 77-page “Consent Decree” was filed in the United(…)
