Oswego leader Brandon Grow honored for service and Eagle Scout project
Oswego County Legislature recognized Brandon Grow for leadership and community service. In March he earned the Eagle Scout rank at a Boy Scouts of America Court of Honor for refurbishing the Woodsy Walk Nature Trail with Hannibal Troop 780 friends and family. The award was presented by Legislature Chairman Kevin Gardner and Legislator Frank Castiglia Jr.
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Woodsy Walk
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Kevin Gardner
Frank Castiglia Jr
Oswego Opens Pet Pantry at Animal Control Shelter
Oswego launches the Oswego Pet Pantry at 621 E. Seneca St. to assist qualified pet owners during hardship. Open Thursdays 3 to 7 pm, with public hours 11 am to 3 pm weekdays. donations accepted. proof of need, rabies vaccination, and consent to spay or neuter required.
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Billy Barlow
Caroline Anderson
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Five vie for three OCSD board seats in Oswego race
Oswego City School District candidates race for three open seats on May 16 as five contenders compete. Incumbents Samuel Tripp and Michael McLaughlin seek re election while Brian Haessig steps down. First time hopefuls include Brian Chetney Brandon Lagoe and John Sheffield.
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Oswego City
Samuel Tripp
Michael McLaughlin
Brian Haessig
Brian Chetney
Brandon Lagoe
John Sheffield
Tripp
GENIUS Olympiad heads to SUNY Oswego with robotics finals
The GENIUS Olympiad reaches its seventh year at SUNY Oswego from June 12 to 17, drawing about 1,020 students and mentors from 68 countries and 37 states. 570 finalist projects emerge from 1,234 submissions across science art business robotics and performing arts with free public events in Marano Campus Center including opening ceremony cultural fair and awards.
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Vadoud Niri
Suny Oswego
Andrew Kimanthi Kioko
Melvin Njuguna Ngure
Marano
Oswego
Terra Science and Education Foundation
Marano Campus Center Arena
County seeks proposals for public safety study
Oswego County plans a public safety study to review jail options and efficiency in the sheriff s department probation and district attorney s office. The county now houses inmates out of county at high cost after Sheriff Reuel Todd asked the Public Safety Committee to explore expansion or a new jail. Costs have hovered around half a million dollars annually foroutsized inmate housing, with 2015 at 587 148 and 2016 at 472 975.
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Probation Department
District Attorney’s Office
Oswego County
Reuel Todd
County Public Safety Committee
Todd
New York
US colleges confront a new era of campus protests
College and university leaders face violent protest fears amid polarisation. Campus police adopt new tactics to keep events peaceful while some campuses cancel speakers such as Ann Coulter at UC Berkeley. The International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators ran training across Chapman Notre Dame Maryland Hartford to stress civil debate and safety. At Middlebury College protesters overwhelmed Charles Murray and Allison Stanger, escalating tensions surrounding free speech debates.
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University of California, Berkeley
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Berkeley
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Charles Murray
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Allison Stanger
Stanger
Breitbart
Milo Yiannopoulos
Calif
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