Palermo students collect food for Project Share drive
Palermo Elementary students and staff gathered over 200 nonperishable items for Project Share. Pre K to fourth grade worked with teachers to collect canned fruits and vegetables, boxed sides, pasta, and butter for the church aid before Christmas. Third graders coordinated counting, tallying, and transporting donations to the church drop zone and to load them into a vehicle for delivery.
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Cuomo orders heightened security for New York transit
Governor Cuomo announced extra State Police and National Guard at New York transit hubs for the holiday season. Radiation detectors and bomb sniffing dogs will be deployed at stations, airports, subways, and bridges. Officials say the move is precautionary and not based on credible threats. Port Authority and MTA police will boost manpower as part of the effort.
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Oswego OCSD unveils $60 million district upgrade plan
Oswego City School District and King and King Architects presented a proposed capital project valued at $60.18 million to upgrade seven schools and district facilities. The plan, eight years in the making, would be funded by state aid, retiring debt, a $4 million capital reserve, and local share to taxpayers starting in 2021. Oswego High would receive the largest portion at $23.25 million, with other allocations for Oswego Middle Leighton Minetto Kingsford Fitzhugh and Riley Elementary. Board Vice President Jim Bell cited safety upgrades and facilities deficiencies dating to the 1970s as key drivers.
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US struggle to punish North Korea for major cyberattack
Washington vows to hold North Korea accountable for a May ransomware attack hitting 150 countries and crippling parts of Britain's NHS. The administration cites limited options amid broad sanctions and ongoing tension over Pyongyang's nuclear program. The WannaCry incident marks North Korea's most prominent cyber strike since the Sony Pictures hack in 2014 linked to The Interview.
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