Oswego Man Charged With Kidnapping And Rape
Oswego police say Bruce D. Williams 45 held an adult woman at his residence July 1 to July 4, struck her repeatedly, threatened to kill her, and sexually assaulted her before she escaped through a window and called 911. He faces multiple felonies and misdemeanors and was remanded to jail with bail set.
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Valehaven closure set in stone in Oswego
Oswego Valehaven Home for Adults on East Oneida Street will close on September 30 after ongoing financial losses. Owner James Kane Jr says SSI payments are far too low to cover 24 hour care for residents aged 65 and older or disabled. The 35 bed facility, housed in a former 1870s Episcopal church, previously faced closure in 2014 before local developers intervened.
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Oswego Oversees 10 Million Downtown Revitalization Initiative
Oswego and eight other cities will share 9.7 million in DRI subsidies for 12 projects including a multi-building mixed-use development at 147 161 W First St and Midtown Plaza housing and retail renovation. Mayor Billy Barlow stresses local accountability while Lt. Gov. Hochul notes cross agency oversight to ensure timely results.
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Shared services panel eyes long term cost savings plan
Oswego County officials guiding a state mandated property tax savings plan shifted focus from immediate cuts to long term goals. The panel chaired by Phil Church discussed a health care consortium court consolidation and shared procurement with 30 plus leaders at CITi and may push the September 15 deadline to develop a 2018 plan.
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Staats earns five year contract extension in Hannibal
Hannibal Central School District Board of Education approved a five year contract extension for Superintendent Christopher A. Staats. Staats has led the district since January 2016 and aims to continue steering the district toward continued success with input from students, parents, faculty, staff, administrators, and the community.
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