The Living Stations Set for March 18
The 2016 production of The Living Stations will be presented at 7 p.m. March 18 in the Fulton Education Center Auditorium. Admission is free. Garet Roik, 17, and Liz Roik, 15, both GRB students, portray Jesus and Mary. The program blends music live action and narrative as the traditional Catholic prayer of Jesus Passion. For more information contact Sue Tallents at 593-3225.
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Fatal head on crash on state Route 104 in Mexico
A Parish man, John R. Quackenbush aged 57, was killed in a head on collision on Route 104 in Mexico as Cody T. Pruett 23 lost control of a 2003 Dodge Ram. Quackenbush died at the scene. Pruett sustained non life threatening injuries and was taken to Oswego Hospital. State police continue the investigation.
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Pruett
Oswego Hospital
Classifieds and Puzzles Dominate Local Page
Local page blends index classifieds puzzles and sports notes with entertainment listings and comics. Small ads and puzzles occupy space as readers search for sales, job, and notice opportunities alongside light sports items and entertainment snippets.
Scriba to hold November vote on highway superintendent
Scriba town board delays a February referendum on whether the highway superintendent should be elected or appointed. The vote will occur November 8 with the county Board of Elections administering to address absentee and military enfranchisement amid ongoing charges against Superintendent Michael Barry. Barry’s license remains suspended pending Cayuga County prosecution.
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Michael Barry
Cayuga County
Ken Burdick
Barry
Kevin Caraccioli
County Board of Elections
Caraccioli
Kelly Lagoe
Eileen Santoro
Oswego council weighs costs of sanctioned events
Oswego officials debated funding for safety security and sanitation at city sanctioned events. Chris Jones of Crew Studios urged partial coverage of event costs to promote Oswego while Councilor Nate Emmons sought a broad review of overtime and total event expenses.
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Former Oswego Health worker faces sex charges
Brandon T. Walker, 21, a former Oswego Health employee from Oswego, was arrested on two counts of third-degree criminal sex act and three counts of second-degree sexual abuse after a three month probe into alleged inappropriate conduct with a patient. The investigation followed a request by the New York State Justice Center for People with Special Needs. The victim was an adult patient deemed incapable of giving consent.
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Oswego Health
Oswego County Sheriff's Office
Brandon T. Walker
Sheriff’s Office
Walker
New York State Justice Center For the Protection of People With Special Needs
Eugene Sullivan
Oswego County backs bills aiding FitzPatrick plant and legal defense funding
Oswego County Legislature this week backed Assemblyman Will Barclay and Senator Patty Ritchie in bills to keep the Entergy James A. FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant running with a one time $60 million zero carbon tax credit and to reimburse counties for indigent defense costs by 2018. The second resolution supports Sen John DeFrancisco's bill, cosponsored by Barclay and Ritchie, to fund county indigent defense across the state.
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Oswego County
Will Barclay
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Patty Ritchie
R-Oswegatchie
James A. FitzPatrick
John DeFrancisco
Syracuse
Barclay
Ritchie
FitzPatrick
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