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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2016
Page
1
Joyce Hudson places the final poinsettia on the Living Holiday Tree at St. Francis Commons Assisted Living Residence in Oswego. The display features more than 50 individual poinsettia plants arranged in a festive tree in the dining room.
More than a dozen members of New York's Genovese family were indicted under Operation Shark Bait for an offshore gambling ring run via a Costa Rica wire room. The operation funded loansharking with exorbitant rates and trapped victims in repay schemes. Two defendants face tax evasion for selling over 30,000 illegal cigarettes in New York.
Federal rail regulators back a 30 year plan to rebuild the Northeast Corridor. Upgrades target bridges tunnels and track realignments to reduce delays and boost capacity with speeds up to 220 mph on parts of the Washington to Boston route. Travel times Washington to New York could fall 35 minutes and Boston to New York 45 minutes to an hour.
Oswego County education leaders face dwindling enrollment and uncertain Albany aid. Chris Todd of CiTi asks nine districts to collaborate on a long-term strategy to protect programming as combined district enrollment falls under 20 000 and total budgets near 419 million.
A Fulton waterfront committee meets to draft a Local Waterfront Revitalization Program plan aimed at guiding economic development and recreation along the Oswego River and Lake Neatahwanta. The plan would outline development opportunities and a path to funding, with over 40 residents attending and committee member Joe Fiumara urging community input.
Oswego County lawmakers pass a 20 to 5 accord shifting leachate waste water treatment from Fulton to Oswego City. The change avoids costly Fulton upgrades and forfeits about 200 000 dollars in Fulton revenue after the EPA tightened treatment rules. Some Fulton supporters criticized process and lack of Fulton notice.
Faith Dechick, 32, of Auburn, faces second degree manslaughter charges after a Chevrolet Tahoe struck William E. Todd Sr., 56, of Oswego Town, while he rode a motorized bicycle on state Route 104 around 10:30 p.m. December 9. Todd died from the crash, and Dechick had priorly been charged with reckless driving.
The New York Public Service Commission denied more than a dozen petitions for rehearing of the Clean Energy Standard, clearing the way for nuclear subsidies to keep four upstate reactors, including three in Scriba, operating under Gov. Cuomo's plan to cut carbon and reach half of state energy from renewables by 2030. Several groups challenged parts of the standard, pushing for technical changes, but the commission's action moves the policy toward implementation.
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