Hudson Rotary scholarship awarded to Josh Hudson
The Fulton Noon Rotary Club presented a scholarship to Josh Hudson at a recent meeting. Josh's parents Eric and Sue were pictured with Josh and Fulton Rotary President Helen Hoefer. In Hannibal two men broke into a Country Lane Mobile Home Park residence, struck the occupant, fired a shot, and fled with an undetermined amount of money. Investigators request tips at 349-3411. Later in Hannibal an ATV rollover near the Oswego County Recreation Trail injured three. Mercy Flight and Centor Ambulance transported victims to University Hospital and local facilities. Fire departments and the sheriff's office responded.
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Fulton Noon Rotary Club
Josh Hudson
Josh
Eric
Sue
Fulton Rotary
Helen Hoefer
Hannibal
Oswego County
Wallis
Oswego County Recreation Trail
Mercy Flight
University Hospital
Centor
Fair Haven
Sheriff's Office
Cahill building saga may continue in Oswego dispute
Thomas Millar and Fowler Gardella Construction filed a notice of impending litigation against the city of Oswego and its Community Development Office, seeking to reinstate their contract to buy the Cahill building. The filing comes as local developer Anthony Pauldine took ownership of the historic structure and unveiled a rebuilt south wall. The city, which completed a $130,000 sale to Pauldine, responded to Millar’s move, with Mayor Billy Barlow accusing Millar of stalling a downtown project and promising continued victory in future lawsuits.
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Oswego
Cahill
Thomas Millar
Fowler Gardella
Millar
Anthony Pauldine
Palladium Times
City
Pauldine
Billy Barlow
Barlow
Grucci Fireworks Highlight Oswego Harborfest Light Show
The 2016 Harborfest featured Grucci fireworks over Oswego to the rhythm of pop rock and country songs. The display lasted about 30 minutes with a smiley face burst and a “200” finale nodding to Oswego County’s bicentennial. Crowds cheered as the beloved spectacle lit the sky, with more Harborfest photos in pages 2 and 6.
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Grucci
Oswego
Oswego County
the Palladium Times
Man and children rescued from Oswego blaze
Oswego Fire Department pulled a man and two children from a second story window after a Sunday morning fire at 69 East Cayuga Street. Firefighters arrived around 8 15 a.m. and two crews knocked down the front of the blaze while others lowered a ladder for escape. The occupants included a 7-year-old girl and a 14-month-old boy, with the adult male following.
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Oswego
E. Cayuga St
Paul Canzone
Aman
Oswego Winter Parking Law Sparks City Hall Debate
Oswego residents and officials discuss a proposed 24 hour alternate side parking rule to run November 15 through March 31. If enacted, drivers would park on even sides on even calendar days after 6 p.m. and on odd sides on odd days after 6 p.m. Mayor Barlow supports an outright overnight ban. The measure follows years of a late night alternate side plan and aims to improve snow plowing by the DPW.
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Oswego
City Hall
Billy Barlow
Caitlin Reynolds
D-1st Ward
Department of Public Works
Retired OCSD teacher shares STEM lessons in Middle East
Thomas Altman, a longtime Oswego High School science teacher, recently returned from a week-long STEM camp in Doha, Qatar, as part of a U.S. State Department exchange. He observes children worldwide share curiosity and playful behavior, despite cultural differences.
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Middle East
Doha
Qatar
Thomas Altman
Oswego
U.S. State Department
Altman
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