Your Views Sidewalk Slavery Debate in Oswego
An Oswego reader argues that fines on the elderly and infirm for not clearing city sidewalks are an undue burden and violate equal protection. The letter claims the city owns the sidewalks and should use tax revenue to clear them, insisting sidewalk duties amount to servitude and urging the city to clear its own sidewalks with lawful taxes.
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Seneca Manor rehab standout after hip injury and recovery
A January fall led to hip replacement and a right humerus fracture. After a four day hospital stay, the author joined Seneca Manor rehab on the second floor where PT and OT therapy helped him regain mobility. Nurses and aides provided attentive one on one care and the author praises staff Jo and Erica for their detailed work.
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St. Luke’s
Seneca Manor
Erica
Frank Castiglia
Donating Blood How I Learned Its Simple, Life Saving Value
A personal reflection on early family blood tests, returning to blood drives at Oswego Hospital, and small moments of reassurance during donation. The piece notes rare discomforts, the ease and personal impact of giving, and the potential to save three lives per donation. It invites readers to learn more at the Red Cross site.
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Smells from childhood spark vivid Oswego memories
Mike McCrobie recalls scents that defined his youth in Oswego. Old Spice after shave, mimeographed papers, Oswego Speedway fumes, pink bubble gum, burning leaves, crayons, ink and newsprint, lunch boxes, and more connect past and present.
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Miss Wales
Oswego Speedway
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Pete Rose
Reggie Jackson
Laga« Field
Fort Ontario
Palladium Times
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West First Street
US Navy
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Nestle
Vick
Memory Lane
Mike McCrobie
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On This Day in History March 14 Highlights
Summary of notable events on March 14 across history. Harding filed a large income tax return in 1923, Eli Whitney patented the cotton gin, and The Mikado premiered in London in 1885. Other milestones include Congress ratifying the Gold Standard Act, U. S. efforts to limit immigration, and Julius Kennedy events.
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Eli Whitney
America
Savoy Theatre
London
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Japan
Republic of
Czechoslovakia
Czech
Slovakia
United Nations
Seoul
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Ruby
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia
Los Angeles
Susan Hayward
LOT Polish Airlines
Warsaw
U.S
Soviet
Congress of People’s Deputies
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
India
Congress Party
Sonia Gandhi
Rajiv Gandhi
Barac Obama
Jeremiah Wright
Itis
Tibet
China
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