Phoenix students dazzle at spring choral concert
John C. Birdlebough High School hosted its annual spring choral concert with the Firebird Concert Chorus performing nearly a dozen songs and chamber singers delivering seven pieces under director Brian Logee. audience included many family members. Oswego County investigators charged Daniel R. Carswell, 43, with first degree rape and first degree sex abuse in Oswego Sunday. remanded to jail on $10,000 bail. alleged assault occurred at the victim's home.
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Oswego Library offers three part Internet basics workshop
Oswego Public Library’s Library Learning Center hosts a free three session Internet basics workshop from 2 to 4 p.m. on May 4 11 and 18 covering Internet access web browsing information search online safety and privacy Email social media and related topics. Additional workshops include job assistance by appointment iPad help Amazon self-publishing Facebook for business Microsoft Word and writing cover letters all free and open to the public. Call 341 5867 to register or ask questions.
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Oswego Town OKs Dollar General Store Plan
Oswego Town Planning Board approved a Dollar General and Primax plan for a 9,300 square foot store on 1.65 acres at 104 and 104B with 32 parking spaces and a 50 square foot sign. The vote was five to one with concerns over upkeep and DOT environmental review already resolved.
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Fulton leaders hear residents on garbage crime and codes
Fulton area officials met with residents at a Open Doors Neighborhood Center forum to address garbage and dilapidated properties and crime. Mayor Ron Woodward Sr. and Council President Lawrence Macner joined by Councilor Daniel Knopp and county legislators discussed key concerns. County administrator Phil Church and state office staff also attended this hour and a half session.
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New York City Pressure Shapes Albany Session
Lawmakers return to Albany to tackle rent regulation extension, mayoral control of schools, and a minimum wage rise. The debate also touches juvenile justice reforms charter schools campus sex assault limits property tax caps and the Dream Act with Gov Cuomo backing much of de Blasio's agenda while a Skelos federal probe adds to the stakes for New York politics.
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Oswego approves recurring street closures for Mugs and Motors
Oswego's Physical Services Committee endorsed sponsoring a second year of the Mugs and Motors car show with West First Street closures on select Sunday afternoons. Anne Backer of Taste the World in Canal Commons asked for the fee waiver and noted last year’s event drew vehicles from over 70 miles away and visitors from across the state. She said this year’s show will coincide with an open air flea market at Pathfinder Bank’s West Second Street lot and aims to attract even more downtown attendees.
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