CiTi hosts advisory meeting on jobs after graduation
CiTi's cosmetology program held an advisory committee meeting to review local labor markets and guide students on employment after graduation. Pictured left to right are Rose Hartman, Karen Fisher, Kimberly Scaccia, Kathy Finnerty, and Ines Rovito.
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Council eyes charter changes for permits by BENJAMIN KAIL
Oswego city officials plan a public hearing tonight on a local law to require timely payment of taxes water and sewer bills and fines to be eligible for city permits. City attorney Gay Williams said the rule would hold applicants accountable and ensure fair access to permits. Councilor Fran Enwright noted earlier concerns about requests from property owners with unpaid city charges. Councilor Billy Barlow called the measure essential for proper permit administration.
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Billy Barlow
Oswego YMCA briefly closed for wall damage concerns
Oswego City Fire Department shut the YMCA building Saturday over a damaged north facade section with exposed brick and mortar. After a Sunday inspection by structural engineers the site was deemed structurally sound and repairable, with a reopening planned later in the week.
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Afghanistan veteran honored at Mexico ceremony
Army Sergeant First Class Jeffrey Hackett, who lost a leg in Afghanistan, was chosen by Homes For Our Troops to receive a 2700 square foot four bedroom two bath accessible home in Mexico. He spoke to the crowd at Mexico Middle School about his daily challenges with a nonaccessible home.
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Mexico Middle School
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Silver still powerful after arrest sheds light on Albany
In Albany, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, amid federal corruption charges, retains strong influence as Democrats with a two thirds House majority back him for now. He faces backbench scrutiny while champions of his causes claim party support extends beyond Silver and a new session begins with Gov. Andrew Cuomo involved.
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Oswego County Drug Task Force arrests after traffic stop
A speed limit stop on Oswego County roads led to two drug arrests. Francis J. Hoefer, 33, Oswego, faces third degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, seventh degree possession, and possession of a hypodermic instrument. He was arraigned and released on his own recognizance with a Feb. 24 court date. A passenger, Nicole M. Kenyon, 39, Fulton, is also alleged to have a hypodermic syringe.
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Francis J. Hoefer
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Charles Tonkin
Oswego City
Nicole M. Kenyon
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