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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2018
Page
1
SUNY Oswego music students Angela Russell and Alexander Seubert will perform in Tyler Hall Waterman Theatre for the Department's scholarship fundraiser at 7 30 p m on March 2.
Oswego County Legislature members will hold public hearings on extending two tax exemptions. One grants a 10 year extension for residential home improvements over $5,000. the other continues a Cold War veterans exemption. The home improvement break started in 2015 and is used by 17 properties as of late January. The eight year phase out begins with 100 percent in year one and drops 12.5 percent annually, ending with full taxation in year eight. The extension runs to March 1, 2028. Public hearings are planned for March 15 at 2 p.m. at the county building on Bridge Street.
Oswego Middle School FrostByte dominates the Central New York Regional VEXIQ Robotics Challenge at MOST in Syracuse on January 20. The team tied for Teamwork Champion with a Granville team, earned Robot Skills Champion and Excellence awards, as 25 teams competed. The event promotes high quality VEX IQ robots with a February 24 public showcase at SUNY Oswego, sponsored by National Grid.
Hannibal Board of Education unanimously created an assistant transportation supervisor role, promoting Michael Vincent a Fulton native and SUNY Oswego alum with two years in district. Vincent begins duties, plans routing, field trip and game night logistics, training new drivers, and prioritizing student safety alongside Transportation Supervisor Robert Pakish.
Oswego mayor Billy Barlow announced a proposed local law to raise fines for failing to maintain properties. The measure targets unshoveled sidewalks exposed garbage and tall grass aiming to curb blight and recurring violations in the city.
Fulton city remains under a boil water advisory until at least Saturday after a water main break on state Route 481 near Canalview Mall caused pressure loss. A Wednesday sample tested positive for total coliform bacteria. two consecutive safe samples are needed, a process that could take 48 hours.
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