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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2015
Page
1
Oswego high school recognizes nearly sixty students for academics and character. Patrick Fitch presents Blaze Award to Adam Pinter for work ethic. Oswego police and fire rescue Special Olympics participants amid 4 feet of snow at Wrights Landing.
Oswego County witnesses testified that Heidi Allen provided no substantive confidential information to police but argued her perceived informant status endangered her. The informant card, sometimes called a pedigree card, in 1992 fed the defense claim that Allen’s confidentiality was breached while new suspects emerged in the 1994 disappearance. Investigator Van Patten recalled interviewing Allen in 1991 about alleged county drug activity and maintaining control of her pedigree card.
The Oswego City School District Board voted unanimously to place a May 19 budget vote proposition on the ballot to approve nine new school buses, eight 66 passenger units and one wheelchair bus, at a maximum cost of 999,500. A bond resolution would finance the purchase via bonds issued by the district's bond council, contingent on voter approval.
Fulton City School District awaits state budget action to finalize its 2015-16 finances. Superintendent Bill Lynch says state education aid directs local funding, with current projections showing $69.2 million in expenditures and about $43.35 million in state aid. The district plans to use less reserve funds than last year, targeting $1.5 million from the fund balance.
Edward G. Lewis 20 faces first degree manslaughter second degree assault and endangering welfare after allegedly shaking and throwing 2 year old Jeremiah Jones to death on February 7 at his Hayfly Road Scriba home. The case was waived to county court for Judge Donald Todd with no new appearance date set.
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