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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2017
Page
1
Former Oswego mayor John Sullivan held a book signing at River's End bookstore for his memoir Pee Not Your Pants detailing four decades of small town leadership and big ideas. Peg McKinstry, a longtime acquaintance, received Sullivan's signature.
A compact reader page shows sections labeled Classifieds Puzzles, Sports and Entertainment. It lists Comics Horoscope TV Entertainment and News of Record with page references for entries and schedules.
Oswego officials confirm longtime 6th Ward alderman Eric Van Buren will not run for re election in 2018. A former Democrat who switched to the GOP in 2014 cited family time and a desire to focus on his children as his reason for retirement from city hall.
The 268 West Fifth Street building in Oswego was reduced to rubble by a Crisafulli Trucking excavator as neighbors gathered on porches to view the demolition. Frances Enwright joined Mayor Billy Barlow and city code enforcers for a photo while Pat Coughlin and son John reflected on years of spray from skunks and the property’s decline. The mayor hailed the move as a large victory for residents.
Former FBI Director James Comey told the Senate Intelligence Committee he was fired to interfere with the Russia investigation and its ties to the Trump campaign. He said the administration spread lies about him and the FBI and that he documented conversations with Trump to preserve the record.
Oswego Democrat Alex Deerkop 32, a Goshen native with SUNY Oswego music and business degrees, announced his bid for the Oswego Common Council 6th Ward. He endorsed by the Oswego City Democratic Committee and urged more progressives in city government amid national political shifts.
Fulton officials issue requests for a feasibility study to plan eight interconnected walking trails across the city. The project, funded with 61 500 from the CFA, aims to boost pedestrian access along waterways with lighting, benches, kiosks, and artwork reflecting Fulton’s history while increasing tourism to Indian Point and Bullhead Point.
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