DayBreak Youth Honored by Fulton Rotary Club
Judy Young, Youth Activities Chair, presents certificates of achievement at G. Ray Bodley High School to seniors Hannah Bennett and Dakota Stoutenger. Hannah volunteers with Oswego County Opportunities and will study mathematics and physics at the University at Albany. Dakota captained multiple varsity teams, including swimming and tennis, and will pursue biochemistry at the University of Scranton before medical school to become a pediatrician.
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University of Scranton
Reptile Presentation At Manor Heats Up Day Program
The Manor at Seneca Hill hosted a reptile talk for its Adult Day Health Services program with wildlife rehabilitator Daniel Oostdyk bringing snakes and an alligator. The program aids chronically ill and disabled adults with medical and therapeutic services. Navy Band Northeast performs a free Tunes in June concert in Fulton at the downtown gazebo on South First Street from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m. Kenneth Burke, not Burdick, was honored May 18 by the Scriba Town Council for long service as town constable and junk enforcement officer since 2004. an apology was issued.
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Flynn gets six months jail in fatal Oswego crash
Judy S. Flynn, 56, of Fulton, with a blood alcohol content of .17 after crossing the center line, was sentenced by Judge Donald Todd to six months in Oswego County jail, five years of probation, and 450 hours of community service for second degree vehicular manslaughter in the November death of Joyce Rice, while avoiding state prison.
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Donald Todd
Judy S. Flynn
Fulton
Oswego County
Todd
Flynn
Greg Oakes
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Rice
Oswego Council Clears 600K in 2016 Roadwork
Oswego officials tentatively approved more than 600000 in paving and milling on the city west side. Projects are CHIPS reimbursable and funded to cover nearly all eligible costs per DPW and officials. Mayor Billy Barlow praised the low bid from Barret Paving Materials Inc.
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Billy Barlow
Administrative Services Committee
Barlow
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Tom Kells
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Oswego to offer free downtown Wi-Fi through city proposal
Oswego officials on Monday approved Mayor Billy Barlow’s plan for free public Wi-Fi across downtown. The program uses three wireless portals with a backup, costing about $12,000 for installation and more than $29,000 from the utilities budget for monthly server costs near $2,500. Council members Rob Corradino and Ruth Ward supported the move as modernizing and strengthening downtown appeal for residents SUNY Oswego students and visitors.
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Billy Barlow
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SUNY
Council
Rob Corradino
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Breakout at Clinton Prison blamed staff complacency
State Inspector General Catherine Leahy Scott concludes the Clinton Correctional Facility escape by David Sweat and Richard Matt was caused by chronic staff complacency complicit employees and failures of basic security procedures. Lapses included failing to search entering bags negligent night counts inadequate cell searches and poor supervision. The 2015 escape involved holes cut in cells tunnels and a taunting note left behind.
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Catherine Leahy Scott
David Sweat
Richard Matt
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Matt
Sweat
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Joyce
New York State
New York
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