Oaks applauds tablets for Assembly members in session
Assemblyman Bob Oaks applauds the arrival of computer tablets on desks in the New York Assembly chamber as the body shifts to electronic bills and information. The tablets provide daily calendars, briefing books, instant bill lookup and advanced search while paper bills remain available during a 2015 trial phase after a constitutional change.
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Oswego County Declares Tourism Week
Oswego County designates the first week in May as Tourism Week. The economy features 600 tourism related businesses generating over 122 million dollars annually and supporting 2,600 jobs. Pictured are local officials and tourism leaders.
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Holocaust survivor Marion Lazan to speak at school event
Central Square Middle School eighth graders will hear Marion Blumenthal Lazan, a Holocaust survivor and witness to history, on May 19 at 9 30 a.m. Community members may attend with RSVP by calling 668 4335. seating is limited. An evening talk for students follows.
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Rabies Clinic Set for Pulaski May 6 At County Garage
Oswego County Health Department holds a rabies clinic May 6 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the County Highway Garage 957 Centerville Road Pulaski. Vaccination rules require initial dose at three months with boosters every three years, and owners should bring their pet’s last certificate. Road closures and alternate routes are noted.
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Camp Hollis offers free week for Oswego youths
Oswego City-County Youth Bureau announced financial aid for Oswego County children aged 9 to 14 to attend Camp Hollis this summer. Eligible families at 200 percent poverty level may receive camp fee assistance by submitting a TANF Services Application. Families who plan to pay can still send a child for a second free week. Contact the Youth Bureau at 349-3451 or Camp Hollis at 349-3241 for details.
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