Fulton Junior High career day features Army specialist
Jonathon Bell tries on protective gear as Army chemical specialist Sgt Edward Andrews explains his job responsibilities during a recent career day at Fulton Junior High School.
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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2015
Page
1
Jonathon Bell tries on protective gear as Army chemical specialist Sgt Edward Andrews explains his job responsibilities during a recent career day at Fulton Junior High School.
SUNY Oswego student Megan E. Toohey, 19, of Hilton, faces four counts of fourth-degree grand larceny after allegedly stealing a backpack containing a MacBook and three credit cards from a car on campus. Arraignment set for Dec. 28 in Oswego Town Court.
Oswego will receive 132,250 for a waterfront feasibility study and 600,000 for rehabilitating Area 2 of the West Side Wastewater Sewer under the 2015 Regional Economic Development Council consolidated funding round. City Council President Eric Van...
Former New York state Senate leader Dean Skelos and son Adam Skelos were convicted on federal extortion charges. The verdict echoes the earlier Sheldon Silver bribery case and renews scrutiny of Albany politics and its culture of influence.
Hannibal teachers aides and monitors unionized staff sign a retroactive agreement with Hannibal Central School District. The Hannibal Employees Association represents about 50 workers and the contract runs retroactively from 2012 through June 2018 with 2.2 percent annual raises until 2017-2018, then 2.75 percent.
Fulton officials pursue replacing halo gen streetlight bulbs with LED lamps to save on about 350000 dollars yearly. LED lighting could cut electricity use by up to 60 percent per the state PSC. Budget talks show 1 million dollars spent over three years to keep lights on, with National Grid and New York State Legislature showing support. Mayor Ron Woodward Sr. cited a letter from National Grid manager Wally Dengos.
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