Cato man charged with sex abuse felonies in Granby case
Oswego County investigators charged Perry F. Smith Jr. of 11570 White Road with three counts of first degree sex abuse and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child related to alleged acts on a victim under 11 in Granby on December 30 and 31. He was arraigned in Oswego City Court and remanded on $5,000 cash or $10,000 bond with a Feb. 22 Granby Town Court date.
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Oswego County to fill 5 legislature seats amid oath delays
Oswego County officials say five legislators failed to file their oath of office within 30 days, creating vacancies by operation of law. A special legislature meeting is set for Tuesday at 1 45 p m to reappoint them, with a November election to recontest their districts.
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Oswego Hit By Lake Effect Storm Snow Total 14 Inches
Oswego endured a fierce lake effect snowstorm bringing about 14 inches of snow from Wednesday evening into Thursday. Local residents, SUNY Oswego students and children built snowboard ramps and igloos as crews reported widespread accumulation across the city.
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Bloomberg weighs third party bid amid New Hampshire shakeup
Former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg considers an independent run as Clinton falters in New Hampshire and Trump leads the Republican race. Aides caution against rushing, noting upcoming states from South Carolina to Super Tuesday could influence his decision and shape a centrist path.
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Fulton Hannibal districts seek more state aid
Fulton City and Hannibal Central schools face revenue shortfalls in preliminary budgets. Officials hope Andrew Cuomo’s executive plan increases state funding to avoid cuts. Fulton would face a $702,851 deficit even with reserve use and levy limits raising. Kathy Nichols, business administrator, notes the gap.
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