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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2018
Page
1
Oswego High School student Keely Morrison joins instructor Beth Britton and CiTi Business Education Liaison Garrette Weiss after a mock conference. The exercise simulates future career experiences for students in CiTi s Early Childhood Education program.
CiTi Early Childhood Education students practiced parent teacher conferences at their rotation sites. Each student selected a peer to observe and created a report card recommendation. They then conducted brief mock conferences with CiTi staff acting as parents to build skills for real conversations with guardians. Instructor Beth Britton notes the exercise prepares students for future conferences and interactions with families.
Governor Cuomo signed legislation to protect public employee unions if the Supreme Court rules against unions in Janus v. AFSCME Council 31. The law bars forced benefits and dues for nonmembers, safeguarding union financial viability amid the high court dispute.
Oswego County Legislature approved a state mandated raise for District Attorney Greg Oakes from 185,200 to 197,600 and urged Albany to unlink the DA and county court judge salaries, seeking full funding and relief from the mandate. The move drew party lines with 22 support, 2 opposition as members push for state change and funding.
Oswego County legislator Shawn Doyle, R Pulaski, appeared in Schroeppel Town Court and pleaded not guilty to new charges of forcible touching and third degree sexual abuse involving a 15 year old boy. Case adjourned to May 9. Doyle remains free on recognizance as his attorney promises a trial.
Oswego County Drug Task Force seized about 37.1 grams of cocaine and arrested 20 year old Nicholas Andersen of 110 West Third Street Monday. He faces two felony counts for possession with intent to sell and possession over half an ounce, plus a misdemeanor for drug paraphernalia. He was arraigned and remanded on bail.
Hannibal Central School District will ask voters May 15 to approve a $33.26 million budget and three open board of education seats. Incumbents K Michael LaFumey and Jessica McNeil plan to seek re election. Kimberly Shortslef does not intend to run. A May 2 budget hearing at 6 p.m. will present details. petitions to run are due by 5 p.m. Monday and require 33 signatures.
Police shot and killed Keith Kent 61 of Albion after he fired a gun at deputies in a Pem broke restaurant parking lot. Deputies responded to a disturbance and shots inside the restaurant, found Kent in the lot and returned fire after he refused to drop the weapon. Seven people were inside the restaurant and unharmed.
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