Police seek runaway juvenile Katrina Green in Oswego area
Oswego city police described 15 year old Katrina M Green as a white female with red hair blue eyes four feet eleven inches tall about 190 pounds last seen Friday at 9 p m at home. She may be with adult Mitchell Ellingwood and could be attempting to leave state. Contact Oswego City Police at 315-343-1212 with information.
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City committee to consider board of ethics
Oswego officials weigh creating a City Board of Ethics to review the code, enforce ethics, and address concerns about city departments, the Common Council, and the Mayor's Office. Mayor Barlow advocates the board to curb perceived corruption and restore public confidence ahead of tonight's Planning and Development Committee discussion.
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Dancing with the Community Stars honors former contestant
WEGO Habitat for Humanity hosted its 10th annual Dancing with the Community Stars at the American Foundry over the weekend. A tribute honored former winner Suzanne Hogan, who won in 2013 and was later killed in a November Jackson shooting spree. Habitat President Debbie Anderson led memories, a video tribute, and a reenacted dance, then urged a community dance in Hogan’s memory. Laurie Carey and Art Hogan thanked attendees and donated $10,000 to the cause.
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DEC holds public comment on Breneman Site cleanup in Oswego
The New York DEC invites written comments through April 15 on Canalview Development LLCs plan to clean up the former Breneman site at 8 East Utica Street Oswego. The project would inject chemicals to break down petroleum contamination and build a cover system to prevent exposure. Contaminants include metals PAHs PCBs and cyanide. The site, a brownfield, hosted manufacturing from 1872 to 1996 1998. An environmental easement will limit use to commercial and a site management plan will govern ongoing maintenance.
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Nancy Reagan dies at 94 in Los Angeles home
Former first lady Nancy Reagan died at 94 from congestive heart failure at her Bel-Air home in Los Angeles. She led the Just Say No anti drug campaign and supported Ronald Reagan during his presidency and his battle with Alzheimer's disease.
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Costs of proposed wage hike worry county leaders
Oswego County faces seven figure costs from a $15 minimum wage drive as county administrator Phil Church warns the impact could extend beyond direct pay raises to maintenance of varied pay scales. He cites a direct $540000 hit to raise current minimum wage staff and notes further costs from staffing shifts and increased public assistance demand.
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