Har borquest Medallion clue drive continues this week
The Palladium Times reports this year’s harbor quest medallion search remains active with a clue on Page 2 and a bonus clue at JP Jewelers. Clues run through Friday and are not issued by phone. If located, readers should contact Andrew Poole at The Palladium Times at 315-343-3800 ext 2245. News of findings will be posted at orr.
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New Haven Teen Charged With Burglary And Larceny
Oswego County deputies charged 16 year old Jaydin M. Hornbuckle of New Haven with multiple felonies in two alleged burglaries in Scriba and New Haven. He allegedly stole two rifles and a PlayStation 4 in Scriba on May 29 and two chain saws in New Haven on June 1. Hornbuckle faces counts of fourth degree grand larceny and burglary along with weapon possession. He was arraigned in Scriba Town Court and held on bail with court dates set for late July and early August.
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Entertainment Comics and TV News Highlights
The page surveys comics and television entertainment with brief sketches of new strips and notable TV listings. It notes which titles advance in syndication and previews upcoming episodes, offering readers a snapshot of light weekly culture.
Rain spurs overflow at Oswego wastewater facility
Oswego experienced heavy rainfall on Monday morning causing flooding across districts and the citys second sanitary sewer overflow to Lake Ontario this year. The wastewater system peaked above 102 million gallons per day between 9:39 and 10:05 am driving overflows at the River Walk and Westside Plant which normally handles 3 million gallons daily. About 5 million gallons of mostly stormwater entered the harbor, with officials noting the discharge was significantly diluted.
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Trump pushes health vote as GOP vow to repeal faces test
President Trump urges Republicans to back the repeal effort as Senate debate on the health bill looms. He accuses ObamaCare of causing harm and says his pledge to undo the 2010 law frames the party’s upcoming confrontation. Senate leader McConnell plans a Tuesday vote to start debate, amid conservative pressure and confusion over which version is under consideration.
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Oswego Mayor reports sewer split project under budget
Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow and city councilors said the stormwater and sanitary sewer separation work in the 5th Ward is under budget and ahead of schedule. The project, funded by state and federal mandates, is about $150 000 under projections and should wrap up by mid October, a few weeks earlier than planners expected. Residents have faced road closures and detours as streets are ripped up in several neighborhoods.
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Fulton faces two contested council races this fall
In Fulton two council seats will be decided in November with four incumbents running unopposed. The 5th Ward will elect a new member as long-time councilor Jay Foster does not seek re election. Audrey Avery faces Dennis Merlino in the Democratic primary with Avery also on the Republican line. Merlino highlights business growth and community service as his platform. Avery aims to boost city revenue through business opportunities while avoiding tax increases, and pledges to improve city services and infrastructure. The 4th Ward features a Sept 12 Republican primary between incumbent Jim Myers and newcomer Samuel Vono.
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