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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2016
Page
1
Oswego City Council schedules a May 9 public hearing on a secondhand shop law while Oswego County lawmakers consider a licensing fee for licenses or renewals. The draft would require a five dollar fee for replacements or new locations to fund processing by the county clerk. Fulton and Onondaga County already have similar measures.
At a Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting President Betty Maute presented a donation to St. Luke's Bundle of Bucks. Mary Costigan accepted as organizer. The raffle fundraiser runs 1 to 4 p.m. May 7 at Oswego Elks Lodge to support The St. Luke Family of Caring and related facilities. Tickets available at facilities or by calling 342-3166. The club meets at 7 a.m. Fridays at Mimi's.
Police accuse William J Presley Jr and Matthew M Presley of assaulting their boss at J D H Electric on April 8 after a refused raise. The boss suffered a fractured leg and torn knee ligaments. both brothers face charges of third degree assault and related harassment, set for Parish Town Court.
Fort Ontario officials urge greater vigilance after two weeks of vandalism destroying gravestones some up to 150 years old on the fort grounds. Park Police probe with no arrests, and site Manager Ronald Healt asks Oswego police to heighten patrols. Healt notes limited forensic options and recalls past vandal incidents at the historic site.
Oswego The common council approved Verizon’s permit to install 12 eight foot antennas on The Gardens at Ellen Street despite some concerns about RF waves. An independent consultant said emissions stay below federal limits, with antennas hidden by a parapet.
The state Public Service Commission will hold two hearings in Oswego on a statewide clean energy standard. The meetings are set for May 24 at Oswego City Hall as officials push for a 50 percent renewable power target and seek to preserve FitzPatrick Nuclear Plant amid market revamps and incentives for nuclear and other clean sources.
Oswego County backs state legislation to keep a larger share of DMV fees locally, potentially adding over a million dollars to the county. County Clerk Michael Backus says current distribution is inequitable, with 82.6 percent of DMV money sent to Albany and about $2 million retained locally in 2015. The bill, introduced by See COMMITTEE, aims to adjust the allocation.
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