Oswego County to hold public hearing on residential tax break
A public hearing is set for 2 p.m. March 12 at 46 E Bridge St Oswego about an eight year residential tax exemption for home improvements increasing property value by 5 000 to 80 000. If approved the exemption covers 100 percent of value increases in year one then declines 12 5 percent annually for eight years.
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Phoenix Students Learn Snowshoeing Outdoors
Phoenix students at Michael A Maroun Elementary School practiced staying active in winter. Melissa Bailer's third graders learned to use snowshoes, then walked a lap around the school to improve balance after initial slips. The equipment came from the MAM Parent-Faculty Organization after fundraising.
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Michael A Maroun
Melissa Bailer
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CiTi culinary students host real restaurant experience
CiTi culinary students organized a staff lunch experience with carryout bags, a ticket wheel, and a cashier to simulate a working restaurant. They designed menus, researched costs, created a flyer, and calculated profit and loss, gaining culinary practice and time management skills.
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Mexico
CTE
Susan Jerrett
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Ritchie Reappointed Senate Agriculture Committee Chair
State Senator Patty Ritchie of Roswegatchie announced her reappointment as chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee and assignment to the Finance and related panels. Since 2011 she has steered funding increases for agriculture, reduced mandates, and launched initiatives like Young Farmers NY while serving on the Senate Finance Committee and maintaining multiple other committee roles.
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Man pleads guilty in animal cruelty case
James C. Hart II, 32, of Cortland, pleaded guilty in Oswego County Court to aggravated animal cruelty in the 2014 case that lethal dog Shamus. He faces up to six months in the county facility and five years probation after admitting he threw the Chihuahua against a wall and failed to locate the animal, with a medical report noting severe trauma and a fractured skull. Witnesses corroborated the act, and Hart denied intent to kill.
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James C. Hart II
Cortland
Oswego County
Donald Todd
Hart
Shamus
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