Oswego Lighthouse Calendar Supports Restoration Fund
Oswego Lighthouse commemorative calendars for 2016 are on sale at the H. Lee White Maritime Museum. Proceeds fund the lighthouse restoration project. Calendars are spiral bound with historical facts and photos from Oswego West Pierhead Lighthouse. Available at West First Street Oswego museum, open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Contact 342-0480 or hlwmm.org.
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H. Lee White Maritime Museum
Oswego West Pierhead
H. Lee White
Hlwmm
Trail Blaze a Path Through History screening today
Oswego PBS WS announces a 30 minute HD documentary Trail Blaze a Path Through History Central New York. It premieres online at watch wpbstv org and airs 10 pm Monday on WPBS with repeats July 22 3 pm 26 and a free public screening at 5 pm today at The American Foundry 246 W Seneca St Oswego with doors at 5 pm and a 6 pm screening followed by an audience discussion. Seating is limited and registration is at wpbstv.org trailblaze.
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Wpbs-Dt
Wateres
Central New York
Watch
Wpbstv.org
WPBS
American Foundry
W. Seneca St
Trailblaze
Oswego Council Approves 408485 Road Repair Contract
Oswego officials unanimously approved a 408485 dollar CHIPS reimbursable contract for milling and paving on Port City streets including East Fourth East 10th and East Avenue plus Route 48. DPW Commissioner Michael Smith said city crews will handle summer work, while officials push for more bids and use of about 1 million CHIPS funds. Councilor Ron Kaplewicz warned the figure is not enough for the city's needs.
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Department of Public Works
Michael Smith
East Fourth Street
East 10Th Street
East Avenue
Smith
Ron Kaplewicz
7Th Ward
Brittany Hill residents press for big Oswego road repairs
More than 100 Brittany Hill homeowners in Oswego sign a petition urging the Common Council to design and fund a capital project to fix drainage and street issues. Edward Matott, former ward alderman, presented the 101 signatures, noting over a decade of deterioration and calling for next year planning. DPW Commissioner Mike Smith praised ongoing repairs but residents want a formal, funded infrastructure project.
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Ben Rail
Talisman Terrace
Brittany Hill
Oswego
Edward Matott
Oswego Common
Department of Public Works
Matott
DPW
Mike Smith
Granby to begin Lake Neatahwanta dredging by Aug 1
Granby Lake Neatahwanta cleanup moves forward with dredging planned at the southern end near Knapr Farm. Lake committee chair Ed Williamson says volunteers will be in the water by Aug 1 to clear sediment and debris that blocked springs. funding came from state Sen. Patty Ritchie, Roswegatchie, and Gov. Cuomo's office. A Geo Farm International machine will be used after training from the Kansas firm.
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Lake Neatahwanta
Syracuse Utilities
Knapr
Lakeshore Road
Ed Williamson
Patty Ritchie
Roswegatchie
Andrew Cuomo
Williamson
Geo Farm International
Fulton arrest nets 38 bags heroin in vehicle stop
North Syracuse resident Christopher L. Kane, 27, was arrested July 1 after a stop near West Second Street and Beech Street in Fulton. Investigators found 38 bags of heroin worth about 760 dollars and charged him with two class B felonies for sale and possession with intent, plus misdemeanor drug paraphernalia. Bail set at 1500 cash or 3000 bond. next Fulton City Court appearance July 15.
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Britton Place
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Beech Street
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Oswego County Drug Task Force
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