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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2015
Page
1
At Fulton Sunrise Rotary Linda Eagan introduced Brian Coleman of Rural Health Network highlighting 35 partners and health service collaboration including nutrition programs. Oswego’s Charles E Gallagher Pool at Fort Ontario will close for the season after today’s family swim session.
A female SUNY Oswego student at Seneca Hall reports an unknown white male accosted her in the early hours of August 22. The suspect, about 6 feet tall with shaggy brown hair, a chinstrap beard, glasses, a tattoo resembling a gray and black cross on his left forearm, and wearing blue jeans, a shirt, old shoes, and a Bulls hat, was not identified as a student. The release notes no injuries. The incident details remain unclear.
Oswego officials announced a final public hearing and vote on the 2016 operating budget for Aug. 31 at 6 p.m. after adjustments to Mayor Tom Gillen's $45.7 million proposal. Councilors narrowed a 3.9 percent property tax hike to about 1 percent, with debate continuing on amendments and a point of contention over purchasing two police vehicles.
Oswego County moves to accept a $400,000 state grant to repair and replace well and septic systems for at least 20 homeowners. The Economic Development and Planning Committee advanced the measure, awaiting August legislature action. Legislator Jack Proud notes the grant addresses widespread faulty septic systems and the board of health backs the plan.
In Oswego County Court, Morgan Tetro testifies that Irene Dennison trusted her and David with finances and daily care, calling Dennison a grandmother figure whom she later viewed as an "81-year-old child." Prosecutors say the couple spent hundreds of thousands from a joint account, with gambling and other expenses, while Dennison, 85, did not approve.
President Barack Obama stands at the center as Biden weighs a bid and Clinton seeks the Democratic nomination. The White House faces a potential family feud over who carries Obama’s legacy, with aides split on endorsements and Clinton’s email controversy adding to tensions.
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