Project Bloom plants Fulton welcome sign area in Fulton
Eastern Shore Associates Insurance ESA a 2017 Project Bloom sponsor supports the city beautification project by planting petunias at the Fulton welcome sign on state Route S in front of NBT Bank. ESA staff Amanda Palmatier Kimberly Allen Michelle Malone Jessica Phillips assist with the planting.
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Great Lakes levels rise to highest since 1996 to 1998
The Great Lakes Hydraulics and Hydrology Office forecasts summer water levels will top last decade's marks across Lakes Superior Michigan-Huron St Clair and Erie, with Lake Ontario up nearly 3 feet from last year and June highs surpassing a 1952 record.
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Oswego eyes full state of paving projects across city
Oswego officials plan to spend about 650000 plus on at least a dozen road paving projects this summer. Mayor Billy Barlow announced that the council supported bidding milling and paving work to contractors. The projects include West Second Street East Second Street City Line Road and other major routes. The CHIPS allocation for 2017 is about 820000 leaving room for sidewalk repairs and work orders. If the plan has a gap a change order could add to it.
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Sessions denies false and scurrilous allegations
Attorney General Jeff Sessions rejects claims of undisclosed meetings with the Russian ambassador or talks with Russian officials about the 2016 election. He calls the allegations detestable and an apalling lie while testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Capitol Hill. He also counters Comey’s testimony regarding pressure to back off the Russia probe and his own recusal from the Moscow investigation.
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Bookmobile leader seeks Oswego 1st Ward seat
Oswego community volunteer Susan McBrearty announced her bid for the 1st Ward seat on the Oswego Common Council. As president of the Oswego Bookmobile board, she aims to foster neighborhood spirit, stronger code enforcement, and long term economic plans while protecting the waterfront. She holds a Democrat 56 and works at Lowe’s since 2015 and may seek other ballot lines.
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Mays announces run for Oswego 4th Ward council seat
Oswego native Jennifer Mays declares her candidacy for the 4th Ward on the Oswego Common Council. She aims to grow Oswego with healthier, livable streets, a stronger police presence, and expanded access to city resources while aligning with the Democratic Party. She founded Oswego Expeditions and has prior sheriff deputy experience.
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