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Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 2015

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Rotary Funds Youth Center Action In Fulton

Fulton Noon Rotary Club President Lori Greeney presented a check to Chris Green to sponsor Another Level Youth, a program meeting at Nazarene Church on Utica Street. The youth have led a “revolution of kindness” by giving quarters at a laundromat and buying lunches for others, with a teacher appreciation lunch planned for March 20 at the high school. Meanwhile in Columbus a Senate committee approved algae reduction legislation for Lake Erie, restricting manure spreading on frozen or wet fields and ending dredged sediment dumping, with monitoring at water plants and passage pending in the House.

Fulton Noon Rotary Club Lori Greeney Chris Green Nazarene Utica Street Fulton Green Salc Little Caesar's Columbus Ohio Ohio Senate Lake Erie Ohio Statehouse

Note to mail subscribers about delivery issues

The Palladium Times explains delays in mailed distribution are due to area post offices not the paper. Readers are urged to call the post office and the newspaper circulation department at 315-452-3410 or 315-343-3800 to check eligibility for home delivery by 7 a.m. if in the primary area.

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Dollar General hearing stalls in Oswego proposal debate

Oswego town planning board adjourned a public hearing without a vote on Dollar General plans for a 9300 square foot one story store at the intersection of Routes 104 and 104A. About 10 residents spoke, most opposing the location, while the board awaits DOT and DEC documents and plans to vote in March. A local business owner led a petition with over 200 signatures against the site.

Oswego Dollar General Chris Boyea Bohler Engineering Planning Board State Department of Transportation DOT Department of Environmental Conservation Laurie Oleyourryk Ontario Orchards Oleycurryk Dick Carson

Judge warns burglar defendant of prison risk in Oswego

Oswego County Court Judge Donald Todd warned Altmar man Ryan Bristol that state prison could await him if convicted, but gave him a local jail term and probation. He stressed the consequences, noting Bristol’s comments about his co defendant and his probation history during the presentence discussion.

Oswego - Oswego Donald Todd Altmar Todd Ryan Bristol Bristol Com Ments Bristol Rennie Frizzell Oswego County

Katko lays out priorities for inaugural term

Rep. John Katko of Syracuse unveiled an 11 point plan aiming to grow local economies create jobs and improve life in central New York. The agenda covers transportation agriculture small business support mental health care drugs poverty and health care access with a call for bipartisan work and more federal drug prevention funding.

Syracuse John Katko Katko New York Oswego

Oswego man charged after 148 heroin bags seized

Oswego County Drug Task Force seized 148 bags of heroin from Jonathan Baldwin's pickup in Volney on Feb 10, valued at about 2960. Baldwin, 30, of Oswego, faces third-degree criminal possession with intent to sell and second-degree drug paraphernalia use. He was arraigned in Volney Town Court and held on 20000 bail. next court date Feb 23.

Oswego Oswego County Drug Task Force Jonathan Baldwin Volney Baldwin Fourth St County Drug Task Force Fulton City Fulton Oswego County

NY chief judge proposes major grand jury reforms

New York chief judge Jonathan Lippman calls for sweeping grand jury changes after protests over non indictments of police officers. The plan would release records of closed hearings when no charges follow and add direct judicial oversight of police investigations into deadly and serious assaults.

Albany N.Y New York Jonathan Lippman Staten Island Missouri

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