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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2017
Page
1
About 65 students presented science displays at Michael A. Maroun Elementary School in Phoenix. Kinder gardener Landon Bohne smiles after earning an award for his experiment as the annual science fair concludes. Page A-2.
Flooding in Amboy blocks multiple roads after a beaver dam breach near Nichols Road and Little Pond Road. State Route 183 segments and County Route 17 intersections are affected. 911 centers, West Amboy and Williamstown fire departments, NYDOT, and Oswego County Highway Department respond. Route 17 reopened, others to remain closed for about 24 hours.
New York Assembly Republicans urge quick passage of measures to ease taxes for individuals and businesses. Leader Brian M. Kolb cites The Tax Foundation ranking that labels New York near the bottom for Tax Freedom Day, arguing high taxes drive residents and burdens others. The plan seeks cuts to corporate franchise taxes, expanded small business credits, and broader personal income tax exemptions.
A fragmented index text lists sections such as Local A-2 A-3 A-7 A-8 A-9 A-11, Classifieds, Puzzles B-4 B-5 B-6, Sports Local, Entertainment Comics Horoscopes and TV. It hints at a multi-section layout with references to News of Record and Donostra eee Sa A-4 through A-12.
Vestal based Newman Development Group plans an 84 unit student townhouse complex on more than seven acres along Route 104 near SUNY Oswego. The project received Oswego Town Planning Board approvals and a 15 year PILOT from IDA. Construction aimed for fall 2019 with an early clubhouse showcase.
Oswego Middle School Principal Mary Beth Fierro was named 2017 New York State Middle School Principal of the Year by SAANYS and NAESP. It marks the first time an Oswego City School District administrator has earned the honor since SAANYS began in 1971.
John Sullivan former Oswego mayor releases Pee Not Your Pants a memoir blending political and personal memory. The book covers behind the scenes of New York State government and local and national events over four decades with humor lessons from childhood.
Fulton priest known as Father Bob dies at 69 after brief illness in Oswego. An Oswego Catholic High School graduate, class of 1967, he was ordained May 13, 1978 and served at Holy Family and St. Michael's in Fulton as well as St. Pauls and St. Mary of the Assumption in Oswego.
Dozens of volunteers braved intermittent showers at Fort Ontario on Saturday to prepare grounds and buildings for the site’s May 17 opening, joining the statewide I Love My Parks Day begun in 2011 by Gov. Cuomo and the New York Parks Office. Site Manager Paul Lear noted the fort’s historic 1814 fall to a British fleet during the War of 1812, underscoring the park’s enduring public connection.
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