Oswego St Baldrick's Day raises funds for kids cancer
Oswego hosted a St Baldrick's head shaving event at the conference center to raise money for childhood cancer causes. Participants including Jamie Baitsell shaved heads to honor affected relatives while teams Charlie's Angels and Team 22 led with totals near $12,000 and $11,500. Local volunteers from SUNY Oswego teams sororities and clubs supported the drive with raffles and auctions. Donations continue year round at the event site and the official St Baldrick's page lists Oswego County supporters.
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Jaime Baitsell
Baitsell
Phoenix
Arizona
Charlie’s Angels
Charlie Peter
Team #22
Rich Wagner
Nate
St. Baldrick’s Day
Oswego
Witmer
Suny Oswego
Raf
Fles
Yankees
Tony Stewart
Reflections
Finishing Touch
Mexico Citibo
CES
St. Baldricks
Doris E. Younis 81 Oswego obituary notice
Doris E gray Younis 81 died April 12 2018 at St Luke's Nursing Home Oswego after a brief lung cancer battle. She retired from Nephrology Associates 2000 and was a beloved waitress with a witty style. Survived by daughter Cynthia Brooks grandchildren Shannon Jon Lisa sisters Coretta Geraldine and others. Funeral Tuesday 4 7 pm Nelson Funeral Home Oswego burial private Jacksonville Cemetery Phoenix NY donations American Cancer Society or National MS Society.
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Oswego
Doris E. (Gray) Younis
St. Luke’s Nursing Home
Doris E
Younis
Baldwinsville
Nephrology Associates
Joseph C Curro Jr 81 of San Antonio dies after motorcycle crash
Joseph C Curro Jr 81 of San Antonio Texas died after a motorcycle accident. He was born in Oswego New York to Joseph and Clara Curro. He worked at Papertronics and rose to plant supervisor and Union Steward before moving to Texas after 1978. He and wife Janet ran Pause for Paws, enjoyed travel and family. Survived by sons William and Donald Curro and Timothy Curro, brother Robert Curro, sister in law Janice, and James Ski Zischke. Friends may visit April 17 2018 at Schertz Funeral Home with a Rosary at 7:00 PM. He supported humane causes and loved animals.
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Joseph C. Curro, Jr
San Antonio
Texas
Janet
June Yee
Joseph
Clara
Murabito) Curro
Oswego
New York
Curro
Papertronics
Fred Murabito
Sunny San Antonio
Pause For Paws
James
Ski
Shannon
Humane Society
William Curro
Barbara
Schertz
Donald Curro
Timothy Curro
Robert Curro
Janice
Ski) Zischke
Schertz Funeral Home
Scotty
Artie
Mom
John Saltalamachia 92 Oswego resident obituary
John Saltalamachia 92 of Oswego died April 14 2018 at Morningstar Care. A WWII Navy veteran he served 1944 to 1954 and worked as a handyman and SUNY Oswego custodian. Survived by brother Joseph Saltalamachia many relatives and preceded by wife Hazel and siblings. Visitation 4 6 30 p m Wednesday with service to follow at Nelson Funeral Home Oswego burial in Minetto Cemetery.
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John Saltalamachia
Oswego
Morningstar Care
Angelo and
Nancy (Natali) Saltalamachia
John
Suny Oswego
Chaumont Bay
Joseph
Katherine) Saltalamachia
Hazel (Dumas) Saltalamachia
James
Bartholomew
Lucy Woodard
Anna Pacific
Jane Wedge
Shirley Lafave
Angeline Stevens
Nancy Saltalamachia
Mary Taormina
Kevin McTague obituary life tributes in Oswego
Kevin McTague 63 of Oswego died April 14 2018 at home. Calling hours are 5 6 p.m. Thursday at Nelson Funeral Home with a reception at Vona's Restaurant. Complete obituary to appear in Tuesday's Palladium Times.
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McTague
Kevin McTague
Oswego
Nelson Funeral Home
Vona
Palladium Times
County tax auction changes aim to speed foreclosures
Oswego County lawmakers shortened the residential foreclosure period from four to two years, affecting 2018 and future auctions. The shift, intended to simplify buybacks and reduce deferred tax revenue, preserves some exemptions but seeks a fairer, firmer process for a housing stock in need.
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Gardner
Webster
Fred Beardsley
Garnner
Shane Broadwell
Roswego
Oswego County
Broadwell
DelConte
Frank Castiglia
D-Fulton
Fulton
Dan O’brien
Oan
Tick awareness and prevention rising with outdoor activity
Health officials warn that tick activity peaks May to mid July with newborn nymphs most likely to spread Lyme disease. Adults are sesame seed sized while nymphs resemble poppy seeds, making them hard to spot. Regular body checks after outdoor time and protective clothing reduce bite risk.
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Huang
Backenson
DOH
CDC
Patty Ritchie
R-Heuverton
Ritchie
State Senate
Andrew
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Tom) Brooks
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