Agnes Irene Barnard 90 obituary from Baltimore and Oswego
Agnes Irene Barnard known as Aggie, 90, died April 13 in Baltimore surrounded by lay members. Wife of John D Barnard, mother of Suzanne, John, Kevin, and Peter Barnard, grandmother to six and great grandmother to two. She lived in Oswego, moved to Baltimore, to be near family, and will be buried beside her husband in Claverack with a July 2016 memorial in Claverack.
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Baltimore
Agnes Irene Barnard
John D Barnard
Suzanne Barnard
John Barnard
Kevin Barnard
Peter Barnard
Irene
Oswego
New York
Claverack
Garnet L. McLean obituary from Sumterville South Carolina
Garnet L. McLean aged 86 died April 20 2016 in Sumterville South Carolina with wife Jane and children Daniel Patricia Marlene Richard Michelle among the survivors. Born in Bishops Mills Canada he worked for Westinghouse Xerox and studied at RIT. A life celebration will be announced later with online condolences at www jamesadyal.com.
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Summerville
S.C
Garnet L. McLean
Helen
Hector McLean
Bishops Mills
Canada
Oswego High School
3Ore France
RIT
Rochester
Wester Union
Xerox
Mahwah
Jane
Daniel
Patricia
Naperville, Ill
Rose P. Deming Funeral Mass at St Mary’s Church
Funeral services for Rose P. Deming were held at 8:30 a.m. from Dowdle Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at St. Mary’s Church with a Catholic Mass celebrated by Rev. Richard Morisette. The casket was borne by her grandchildren and daughters in law, and burial followed at St. Peter’s Cemetery.
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Rose P. Deming
Dowdle Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Church
Richard Morisette
Robert Deming
Maureen Polky
James Deming
Ashli Deming
Michelle Polky
Mary Deming
Cindy Deming
Rose
St. Mary’s
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Morisette
Mark Polky
Ryan Polky
Lauren Deming
Rick Audlin
Joe Natoli
Pipeline project vows to challenge New York permit denial
ALBANY NY AP Developers of a 124 mile pipeline to move natural gas from Pennsylvania to the Northeast say they will appeal New Yorks rejection of a key permit. The DEC denied a water quality permit citing standards to protect streams wetlands and other resources. FERC approved the project in December 2014 conditioned on the state permit.
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Albany
N.Y
Pennsylvania
New York
Constitution Pipeline Company
New York Department of Environmental Conservation
DEC
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Oswego Considers Secondhand Dealer Licensing Measures
Oswego officials push a county and city plan to regulate secondhand dealers to curb stolen goods. The draft calls for seven day item holds and seller inventories, with a $250 annual city permit and exemptions for many garage sales and antique dealers. Police say the licensing aids traceability and crime solving.
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Frank Castiglia
Doulton
Castiglia
Courts and Consumer Affairs Committee
Mitchell
Oswego
OPD
Oswego to host hearings on clean energy standard and FitzPatrick fate
Oswego will hold May public hearings on a proposed clean energy standard amid a push from Assemblyman Barclay and Senator Ritchie. Exelon and Entergy executives warn the FitzPatrick plant closure remains likely due to low gas prices and high maintenance costs. The Upstate Energy Jobs Coalition cites nuclear plants at Nine Mile Point and Ginna as possible beneficiaries and notes nuclear’s $3.2 billion regional impact and $144 million annual state tax contributions. PSC sessions split by information and public comment, with NPP and other plants watching closely.
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Will Barclay
R Pulaski
Patty Ritchie
Heuverton
Entergy
FitzPatrick
Scriba
New York
Aany Holden
Fitz
Patrick
Holden
Exelon
Nine Mile Point
Ginna
Fitz-Patrick
Upstate
Upstate Energy Jobs Coalition
L. Michael Treadwell
Jill Lyon
Lyon
Barlow
Nine Mile
PSC
Oswego City Hall
Committee backs plan to boost DMV revenue sharing
State Senator Patty Ritchie advocates 25 percent of motor vehicle service fees kept by county clerks. Backus cites Oswego County would gain nearly 1.3 million last year. The measure, $.4964B, has moved from committee to the Senate Finance panel and may reach the governor for approval. The Government Committee backed a companion resolution, sending it to the full legislature for May 12 votes.
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Oswego
Terry Wilbur
R-Hannibal
Backus
Legislature
Kevin Gardner
New Haven
Patty Ritchie
Heuverton
DMV
Enue
Ritchie
Oswego County
Senate Finance
Anthony Brindisi
D-Utica
Assembly Transportation
Government, Courts and Consumer Affairs Committee
Vandals strike Fort Ontario gravesites
Superintendent Paul Lear described fort graveyard vandalism as a very difficult crime to stop. Two headstones from the 1800s to 1920s were desecrated on Fort Ontario grounds, which hold 77 interments of officers, soldiers, women and children. Police urge quick reports to Oswego Police at 343-1212.
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Paul Lear
Heart
Lear
Fort Ontario
Oswego
Council OKs Verizon antenna project amid RF, fire concerns
The council approved Verizon’s antenna project with high standards and city inspections to reduce fire risk. Officials stressed strong construction, possible long term RF impacts, and improved service. One member opposed citing federal health guidelines and local control. work may start next year after a full structural review.
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Rob Corradino
Marino
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