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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2017
Page
1
The City of Oswego and SUNY Oswego have formed walking patrols to reach off campus students as the semester ends. Alyssa Lopez, Oswego Police Sgt. Justin D Elia, and SUNY Oswego University Police Lt. Evan Proulx are shown leading the effort to urge students to be considerate of neighborhood residents.
Oswego area notices two events at St Francis Commons in Oswego. An open house from 6 30 to 8 p m May 18 invites tours of the assisted living residence and details on care levels and services with refreshments and a dementia care workshop at 7 30 p m led by Julie Chetney and Kelley Greene. No reservations required.
In Washington, D.C. Rep. Claudia Tenney backed the American Health Care Act while Rep. John Katko opposed it, as the GOP plan passed 217 to 213 without any Democratic votes. Tenney argued the bill would relieve families burdened by Obamacare, while Katko criticized it for upstate New York residents facing higher premiums and cancelled plans.
Oswego County legislators show strong support for a local law to legalize sparklers and certain small fireworks during specific dates before July 4 and New Year’s Day, citing enforcement ease and potential sales tax gains. County Attorney Richard Mitchell drafted the measure, building on a 2014 state change that removed some pyrotechnics from the official definition of fireworks.
Republicans push their health care bill through the House by 217 to 213 amid deep intra party divisions. Democrats promise political fallout for repealing major Obama era provisions as GOP leaders, the White House, and Speaker Ryan rally support with late revisions and a closed door meeting.
Fulton City School District officials unveiled the 2017-2018 budget of 70.7 million dollars, a 440000 increase, with May 16 voting. They cite a strong instructional program, cost effectiveness, and staffing adjustments to enrollment as enrollment fell 8 percent over a decade. The plan adds three new positions at the Junior High School including a technology role, an extra special education teacher, and an academic intervention services teacher while not replacing many retiring or resigning instructors.
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