Elks Memorial Sunday service set
The Oswego Elks Lodge will observe Memorial Sunday at 1 30 p m on Dec 4 in Huckabee Manor Hall. They honor Lodge members who died during the year and list 16 names. the Ladies Auxiliary honors four members. The ceremony is open to the public.
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Oswego Elks Lodge
Huckabee Manor
Alexander Dedyck
Donald Brown
Erick Mulcahey
David Warrington William Germain
Victor Sciortino
John Baker
Frank Regan
Wilfred Raes
Ronald Guile
John Anderson IV
Joseph Swhech
Ira van Buren
Robert Krolick
Joseph Marabito
Floyd Kunzwiler
John Ruf
Priscilla Brown
Mary Margaret Lloyd
Barbara Handley-Place
Alice Sullivan
Conservation officer shot during illegal hunting probe
In Gallatin New York state environmental conservation officer James Davey was shot in the pelvis while investigating reports of illegal hunting. The hunter Alan Blanchard 54 of Gallatin fired from a rifle during a trespassing check and Davey underwent surgery and is in stable condition. Blanchard faces assault charges and is jailed without bail.
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Gallatin
N.Y
New York State
Environmental Conservation
Department of Environmental Conservation Enforcement
Columbia County
Albany
James Davey
Alan Blanchard
Davey
Mid- Hudson Regional Hospital
Blanchard
Professional chef visits CiTi students
A certified executive chef from SUNY Adirondack, Bill Steele, visited the Center for Instruction Technology and Innovation Culinary Arts program to give real life industry insight. He demonstrated transforming a pork loin from primal to retail cuts and guided students through a meat cost control to estimate possible retail values.
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Center For Instruction, Technology & Innovation
Bill Steele
Suny Adirondack
Steele
Winter parking ban takes effect in Oswego overnight
Oswego officials announce a new winter parking ban starting 12:01 a.m. prohibiting downtown streets from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. and residential streets from midnight to 6 a.m. with permit exceptions. The rule runs through March 31 and may be extended at Mayor Billy Barlow’s discretion as councilors tweak the plan.
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Oswego
Billy Barlow
Barlow
Waterbury tenants settle in Oswego Small Claims Court
In Oswego, several tenants from condemned buildings at 129 W Fourth St and 163 W Bridge St reached settlements with landlord Doug Waterbury in Small Claims Court. Judge James Metcalf heard how tenants claimed habitability failures and waterbury offered few chances to settle, but the parties agreed to split alleged totals, with most settlements under 200 dollars after years of repairs and unresponsiveness allegations.
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Oswego
Doug Waterbury
Fourth St
Waterbury
Port City
James Metcalf
Oswego Hosts DRI Public Session Tonight
Oswego will hold its first public engagement session for the Downtown Revitalization Initiative at the McCrobie Civic Center from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Officials, including Mayor Billy Barlow and the planning firm Stantec, will gather ideas to spend the $10 million award on traffic, properties, and job-boosting projects to attract businesses residents and newcomers.
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Oswego
Andrew Cuomo
Stantec
Billy Barlow
City of
Jen
Ethics rules differ for president and lawmakers
The House Ethics Committee rebuked Rep. David McKinley after selling his West Virginia engineering and architecture firm, which still bears his name, while President-elect Donald Trump faces no similar consequence for his global property and branding business. The article notes a disparity in ethics regulation between a congressman with a small business and a president with a multibillion-dollar empire.
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Washington
David McKinley
West Virginia
House
Donald Trump
Cuomo vetoes farm to food bank tax credit bill
Antihunger advocates and agriculture groups denounce Gov. Cuomo for vetoing a measure that would grant farmers a tax credit for donating surplus produce to food banks. The bill, passed unanimously by both houses, would cap the credit at 5000 dollars. Cuomo says the proposal must be in the budget and funded, while supporters cite potential relief to 2.7 million New Yorkers relying on emergency food programs.
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Albany, N.Y
Andrew Cuomo
New York State
Cuomo
Assembly
Senate
Susan Zimet
Hunger Action Network
New York
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