Ray Chesbro remembered as a steadfast public servant
Colleagues honor Ray Chesbro a no nonsense leader whose career spanned Oswego County Sheriff investigator and lieutenant roles from 1953 to 1977. He later served five terms in the New York State Assembly and held statewide posts including director of the Central New York Regional Transportation Authority. Chesbro engaged in education local boards and various civic groups and is survived by his wife and family.
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Pennellville
Chesbro
Oswego County
Sheriff's Office
Nelson Rockefeller
Reuel Todd
New York State
Albany
H. Douglas Barclay
State Senate
Assembly
Barclay
Todd
Phoenix Central School District
Board of Education
State Supreme Court
Norman W. Seiter Jr
Republican Committee
Fraternal Order of Police
Lodge 622 F&am
Central Square
United Methodist Church
Phoenix
Early voting costs loom large for Oswego County
Oswego County officials debate Cuomo plan to require early voting amid high costs and limited funding. Atkins notes setup would be expensive. Church warns county taxpayers would bear most of the burden. Proposal would mandate one site per 50 000 residents with eight weekday and five weekend hours.
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Atkins
Oswego County
Phil Church
Church
Cuomo
Oswego
Kevin Gardner
New Haven
Gardner
District of Columbia
SUNY Oswego Expands Faculty Led Study Abroad
SUNY Oswego seeks online applications by March 15 for faculty led study abroad with a March 31 deadline for Faculty International Travel Grants offering up to 1500 dollars to support preproposal travel. Programs embed into curricula to boost global awareness and majors while benefiting faculty research and student learning experiences across Italy and the Czech Republic.
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Suny Oswego
McKeown
Oswego County leaders push for more school aid reform
Oswego County officials and CiTi Roces superintendent Timbs urge Albany to overhaul New York’s education aid formulas. They call Cuomo’s executive budget insufficient and say a rapid, substantial reform is needed to increase Foundation Aid and direct funds to high-need districts as lawmakers reconcile the budget.
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Andrew Cuomo
Albany
Timbs
Oswego County
Chris Todd
CiTi Roces
Todd
Cuomo
Will Barclay
R-Pulaski
New York State
Trump asks Congress to probe Obama wiretap claim
President Trump urged congressional help to back his undisclosed charge that Obama tapped his phones at Trump Tower during the election. James Clapper denied any such action, while House and Senate intelligence chiefs weigh potential disclosures about Trump and aides. Spicer framed the inquiry as scrutiny of politically motivated investigations and executive powers abuse in 2016. Pelosi criticized the move as autocratic.
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Trump Tower
New York
Trump
Obama
National Intelligence
James Clapper
Clapper
White House
Sean Spicer
Congress
House
Nancy Pelosi
Obituary Notice for Matthew Davis in Oswego
Matthew Davis, 52, died unexpectedly on Friday in Oswego. Calling hours set for 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Davi-Cullinan Funeral Home, 112 E. Second St. Oswego.
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Oswego
Matthew Davis
Davi-Cullinan Funeral Home
E. Second St
Obituary Notice for Matthew Davis of Oswego
Funeral service set for 7 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. A complete obituary will appear in Tuesday edition of The Palladium Times.
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Palladium Times
Oswego
the Palladium Times
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