Harborquest 2015 continues today in Oswego clues and prize
Harborquest 2015 continues today with three days left to find the hidden medallion in Oswego. A rhymed clue appears in The Palladium Times and daily clues are posted at JP Jewelers. First to call editor Andrew Poole wins a prize package worth over $2,000 including a metal detector, bonds, gift certificates, a gold coin, and sponsor gift cards. Employees and their families are ineligible. Albany area code 680 to join 315. NANPA and PSC outline an overlay plan with 10 digit dialing after a permissive 11 month period.
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Harborquest
Oswego
Palladium Times
JP Jewelers
Andrew Poole
Coinmaster
U.S
the Palladium Times
Albany
Federal
North American Numbering Plan Administration
New York
NANPA
New York State Public Service Commission
PSC
Szatanek murder trial set for November in Oswego
Steven Szatanek, 33, is charged with second degree murder and second degree manslaughter in the death of 17-year-old Anna-Rose Shove. The trial before Judge James McCarthy is slated to begin November 16 and run about two weeks after a July pretrial conference and recent scheduling updates. Shore of Lake Ontario where Shove was found Aug 10 and Szatanek’s prior statements in the case are noted amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Oswego
Baldwinsville
Anna-Rose Shove
Steven Szatanek
Brennan
James McCarthy
Carey
Oswego County
Greg Oakes
Shore
Lake Ontario
Szatanek
Shove
Metcalf
Via
Oswego weighs Wall of Distinction for district alumni
Oswego Schools Superintendent Benjamin Halsey proposed a Wall of Distinction at a Board of Education meeting to honor notable alumni and staff with plaques and a ceremony before each year's graduation. He hopes to establish the feature before the 2016 commencement and to recognize educators and graduates with prestige similar to the athletes Hall of Fame.
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Oswego - Oswego
Benjamin Halsey
District Board of Education
Oswego City
Halsey
Oswego
Schumer says NY schools spared from education bill changes
U S Senator Charles Schumer announced that proposed changes to the Every Child Achieves Act that would alter Title I funding formulas and potentially cut federal education aid will not affect New York schools. OCSD stood to lose $562K if changes were approved.
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Seth Wallace
Washington, D.C
U.S
Charles Schumer
New York
D-N.y
Suny Oswego
Tops to Purchase Fulton Shurfine in South Fulton
Fulton based Tops Friendly Markets is pursuing a deal to buy Struppler's Shurfine Supermarket on West First Street in South Fulton. After due diligence, Tops expects to operate the Struppler's location by late August, with current staff eligible to continue employment. John Struppler confirmed the sale after initial approach late last year.
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Fulton
John Struppler
Tops
Hannibal Town Considers Solar Power Lease Plan
Supervisor Ron Greenleaf urges Hannibal Town Board to approve a solar power leasing program for town hall electricity after CNY Solar offered a lower price. Councilman George Ritchie notes a half cent per kilowatt hour savings, with potential school district participation discussed with Hannibal Schools Superintendent Donna Fountain.
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Hannibal
Ron Greenleaf
Greenleaf
CNY Solar
George Ritchie
Ritchie
Donna Fountain
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