Salvation Army update sent by Major Purvis in Oswego
Major James Purvis of the Salvation Army returned to Oswego to brief members on the organization and its reach. Once a Oswego Rotary member, he now serves Fulton and highlighted local soup kitchens, food pantries, youth homework help, disaster services, housing, rehabilitation, senior programs, and wider outreach. Oswego Rotary President Richard Tesoriero joined in the photo.
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James Purvis
Oswego Salvation Army
Oswego Rotary
Salvation Army
Fulton
Oswego
Ing
Major Purvis
Richard Tesoriero
Oswego Health sets Christmas Day urgent care hours
Oswego Health announces holiday hours for its urgent care centers on Christmas Day. Fulton and Central Square locations will operate 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with lab and imaging services available. Fulton Urgent Care Center is at 510 S Fourth St Fulton. Central Square Medical Center at 3045 East Ave Central Square. Oswego Hospital ER remains open 24 hours at 110 W Seventh St Oswego.
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Central Square
S. Fourth St
East Ave
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Seventh St
Oswego
Scriba Hikes Water and Sewer Rates to Fund Plan
The Scriba town board approved a 3 percent water rate hike and a 10 percent sewer increase effective Jan 1 to cover operations costs and a $100,000 deficit. The town aims to build its own wastewater system, with a possible 60 percent long term saving, and has received a $24,000 USDA Rural Development grant for a feasibility study. The changes affect Scriba, New Haven, and Volney water rates and increase unmetered water and sewer charges.
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Scriba
Ken Burdick
New Haven
Volney
Burdick
Oswego
Seneca Hill
U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development Agency
Fulton honors outgoing councilors in final meeting
In its last meeting of the year Fulton’s Common Council and Mayor Ron Woodward Sr. praised Second Ward Councilor Daniel Knopp and Third Ward Councilor Ryan Raponi, who retire after choosing not to seek re election. First Ward's Tom Kenyon lauded Knopp, and Woodward thanked him for steering the city through tough times.
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Fulton
Ron Woodward Sr
Second Ward
Daniel Knopp
Third Ward
Ryan Raponi
First Ward
Tom Kenyon
Danny
Knopp
Woodward
Oswego man charged with burglary
Oswego Police charged Ronald R. Zwick, 31, with burglary and related felonies after he allegedly broke into a home with an active order of protection, threatened the resident with a hammer, and damaged the door. Police said he was observed in the yard near the stay away order and admitted pushing the door, causing the lock to break.
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Oswego
Ronald R. Zwick
Ninth St
Zwick
Hannibal board sets hearings on zoning changes
Hannibal Town Board will form a five person committee to review zoning laws and hold two public hearings in January. The hearings address a possible ban on hydraulic fracturing and proposed zoning updates including solar systems, manufactured home foundations, and removing gravel pad wording to meet state standards. Public hearing at 7:45 p.m. January 20 follows a 7:30 p.m. session on the frac ban. Greenleaf noted Water Service Area 4’s early closing planned for January 12 to save about $2000 in interest.
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Hannibal
Wayne Newton
Newton
Ron Greenleaf
Greenleaf
New York
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