Pennellville man charged with robbery after biting victim
Tony J. Finch, 21, of 65 Larned Road Pennellville, was arrested after allegedly biting a victim multiple times and stealing their wallet near a Schroeppel residence. He faces second degree robbery, third degree assault, and fourth degree grand larceny charges, was arraigned and remanded to jail on $25,000 cash or $50,000 bond, with a court date set for Friday.
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Tony J. Finch
Larned Road
Pennellville
Finch
Oswego County
Woman blamed in fiancé's kayaking death leaves prison
Angelika Graswald, 37, of Poughkeepsie, who faced murder charges for her fiancé Vincent Viafore's drowning during a Hudson River kayak trip, is released after pleading guilty to a lesser charge. She was sentenced to 16 months to four years in prison and is now conditionally released from Bedford Hills. Prosecutors note possible deportation to Latvia after parole.
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New York
Angelika Graswald
Poughkeepsie
Graswald
Vincent Viafore
Hudson River
Viafore
State Corrections
Thomas Mailey
Bedford Hillis
Latvia
Oswego man pleads not guilty to manslaughter charge
Golas 37 faces first degree manslaughter in the death of Deirere Rogers Howell after a Sept 30 beating. He pleaded not guilty in Oswego City Court and the case was waived to county court. He also faces a second degree assault charge in connection with the same incident.
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Jason A. Golas
Deirere Rogers-Howell
Golas
Anthony DiMartino
David Roman
Roman
Deirdre Rogers-Howell
East Fourth Street
Trump celebrates as Congress passes sweeping 1.5 trillion tax bill
President Donald Trump lauded a massive tax over haul after the House approval of a 1.5 trillion package. He proclaimed the effort a historic victory while Democrats argued it benefits the wealthy and hurts the middle class. The vote reached 224 to 201 in the House after Senate passage along party lines.
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U.S
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Senate
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Wis
Tim Scott
S.C
Mitch McConnell
Congress
County eyes funding for opioid education in schools
Oswego County lawmakers plan to expand a drug education program by placing counselors in all nine school districts. Council member Jake Mulcahey proposes $100,000 to boost heroin and opioid prevention, building on Farnham Family Services' existing in-school work to curb substance abuse before it starts.
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Oswego
Jake Mulcahey
D-Oswego
Mulcahey
Farnham Family Services
Farnham
Katko and Tenney hail tax bill benefits for CNY
U S representatives John Katko and Claudia Tenney praised the Republican led tax bill as a boon to central New York residents. The act, approved by the Senate and House, is the largest tax code update in over 30 years, delivering cuts to corporations and wealthier Americans while offering smaller cuts to middle and low income families. Katko said the bill will level the playing field and spur local business investment and growth. Tenney called the reform the key to expanding opportunities as the current tax code is broken.
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New York
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R-Camillus
House
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New Hartford
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