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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2015
Page
1
A judge ordered a psychiatric exam for 21 year old Paul Bumbolo accused of killing three relatives at their Utica home and running naked into the streets. Police withheld victims names and death details awaiting notification. Court return date is February 9.
Oswego police and federal agents charged Katherine Lazore and Michael Cook after a Jan 2 traffic stop yielded about 470 grams of MDMA with an estimated street value of 22500 to 30000 dollars. Investigators say Lazore led a large Oswego County MDMA network with Cook as supplier and planned to move a large shipment from the Akwesasne Reservation.
Councilors and residents lauded Fulton public works crews after a two foot plus snow event that dumped more than 24 inches in the city. Supervisor Dave Perry noted the 23 man crew worked 36 straight hours and prioritized main roads before side streets, while continuing garbage pickups throughout the storm.
Port City Oswego saw a warmer and less snowy December 2014 with a rare Christmas Day thunderstorm. Weather observer Bill Gregway noted a 40 mph wind during the warm frontal passage, a low pressure at Christmas, and an average temperature of 33.4 degrees, about 3.7 degrees above average for the month. The warm spell produced a green Christmas despite the decade’s typical white Christmas record.
New York State Wage Board weighed raising the tipped wage for servers, busboys, and hotel workers to seven dollars an hour. The board did not approve a full minimum wage match and will decide at the next meeting whether to go to seven dollars or eliminate tipping wages. Labor groups push for elimination, while business groups warn of higher labor costs. Board Chair Timothy Grippen cited alignment with minimum wage as overdue.
Federal prosecutors issued a subpoena demanding video and audio recordings of Bill Baroni's November 2013 testimony before New Jersey Assembly Transportation Committee. The request covers all Baroni testimony recordings and related records held by the joint legislative committee probing traffic lane closures at the George Washington Bridge and involving the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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