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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2016
Page
1
Michele King of Adirondack Physical and Occupational Therapy spoke at the Oswego Rotary Club on nutrition, exercise, sleep, and vitamins to manage health and stress, urging evidence based food and supplement choices. Shown with club president Richard Tesoriero.
Oswego City School District Board of Education will hold its monthly committee meetings and a regular meeting at 5 p.m. today in the Oswego High School Cafeteria. The gathering covers district business in a formal setting.
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Oswego City School District officials will present the 2016 17 budget at 5 p.m. in the High School Cafeteria as Superintendent Dean Goeney details a grim financial outlook. Revenue is projected at 78.8 million dollars, down from 82.8 million, due largely to reduced PILOT payments from Exelon and Nine Mile Point. The district pursues a forward looking, revenue based budget amid painful reductions and ongoing budget season strain.
U S Representative John Katko led a Monday Oswego County roundtable with police officials treatment centers and advocacy groups to discuss the heroin and synthetic drug crisis. They cited 2014 CDC data showing 47055 nationwide drug deaths and stressed awareness and broad demographic reach beyond stereotypes.
New York education commissioner Mary Ellen Elia says major changes to the Common Core English and math assessments have been made since last year when about 20 percent of students refused to take the tests. As testing begins again in Lancaster and other districts, officials warn the process is ongoing and reforms are significant.
Oswego singer Taste the World owner Anne Backer pressed the city to waive the $150 road closure fee for Mugs and Motors on West First Street citing rising attendance and costs. She cited about $500 for insurance and $1,800 for music. Councilors push to evaluate waivers case by case amid a tight budget.
Assemblyman Robert Oaks R-Macedon said he will not run for the New York State Senate seat being vacated by Senator Nozzolio. He intends to seek re election to the 130th Assembly District this fall after 24 years in office, citing family considerations. Nozzolio announced plans to retire in February.
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