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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2018
Page
5
Robert Butch Cassidy of Oswego died February 27 2018 at Upstate University Hospital Syracuse. Calling hours are 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Nelson Funeral Home in Oswego.
Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Stephen's Church for Robert Cassidy Home of 11 W Albany St. A full obituary appears in Friday Palladium Times.
Cynthia M Castaldo died February 26 2018 with funeral services at 9:30 a.m. Friday at St Josephs Church and burial in St Peters Cemetery. James Johnson McGiff died February 25 2018 with a funeral Mass at 11 a.m. today at St Marys Church and burial in St Pauls Cemetery. arrangements by Sugar Scanlon and Nelson Funeral Homes.
Prayer services for Joan Anne Alvarado, who died February 19, 2018, were held at 6 p.m. Friday at Nelson Funeral Home with Rev John Smegelsky officiating. Spring burial will be in Oswego Town Rural Cemetery.
Howard B. Benway services for Howard Benway were held at 3 p.m. Friday at the Nelson Bruce funeral home. Mother Feb. 19 2018. Anne Wichelas officiating.
Donald B. Pepper died February 18 2018 and services were held at 6 pm Thursday at Nelson Funeral Home with Rev George DeMass officiating. Spring burial is planned at Peck's Cemetery.
Oswego Health will transform a 5.25 acre East Cayuga Street site after purchasing it from Oswego County Industrial Development Agency. King & King Architects estimate landscaping adds value while reducing parking spaces from 273 to 137 to improve drainage. The $13 million state grant funded upgrade will relocate inpatient and outpatient services to the former Price Chopper building and expand behavioral health services with new patient amenities. The project aims to create over 20 new jobs and upgrade a long neglected area, with services previously housed at Banner Street moving to the renovated facility.
Barlow outlined a 827000 paving initiative funded by savings from brine use and reduced salt costs. Proposals include a 225000 pothole patcher to speed repairs and a 2.7 million Route 104 resurfacing project expected to run six miles from the city line to East 13th Street, with on site traffic control.
IEC Electronics Corp will move from Newark to the nearby Silver Hill Technology Park in Wayne County, creating up to 362 new jobs and keeping about 463 at a $22 million facility. Governor Cuomo said the state will provide up to 5 million in grants and tax credits, with operations starting mid-2019.
New studies involving about 28,000 patients show balanced IV fluids reduce death and severe kidney injury versus saline. If adopted nationwide, an estimated 50,000 to 70,000 fewer deaths and 100,000 fewer kidney-failure cases yearly. Hospitals in Vanderbilt and Pittsburgh are shifting to balanced fluids, noting similar costs and supplier availability.
In Albany, Republicans blocked a Democratic bid to force a floor vote on four gun control measures. The initiatives would expand background checks fund firearm violence research ban bump stocks and create a new protection order to remove guns from dangerous individuals. Democrats pressed ahead with a procedural motion but were overruled as the gun debate echoes national responses to the Parkland school shooting.
Students and faculty at Cayuga Community College organize sympathy cards and letters for victims of mass shootings. Associate Professor Teri Misiaszek says the effort expands weekly, aiming for 500 items to support Stoneman Douglas and Parkland communities, while Sandra Schildkraut notes the project helps students see victims’ perspectives.
State police arrested Daniel Pyne Jr. 36 in Fulton on February 27 and charged him with first degree criminal sexual act and first degree sexual abuse involving a victim under 11. The new case follows a June 9 2017 arrest for rape and related counts. Pyne, arraigned in Fulton, remains held in Oswego County Jail on bond. Oswego County Child Protective Services assisted.
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