New Oswego Downtown Market Opens May 20
The Port City Co-Op launches its Downtown Market in Oswego in the Pathfinder Bank Parking Lot at 139 W. Second St. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with over 20 outdoor vendors and 30 indoor vendors, live music by John McConnell noon to 3 p.m., Phat Eats Food Trucks, and monthly runs the third Saturday from May through September.
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Durham man charged after drunken headbutt during arrest
Jamie A. Miller 41 of Durham faces multiple felonies after allegedly driving drunk and head butting an Oswego County deputy during arrest on Route 104 in Mexico. Blood alcohol reportedly .26 percent with open booze found in vehicle. Bail set at 50,000 cash or 100,000 bond. court date set May 23.
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OCSD budget vote eyed as stable plan for students
Oswego City School District officials express confidence voters will approve an 82.8 million budget, a 4.3 percent increase with a 2.4 percent tax levy rise. Superintendent Dean Goeney recalls last year’s strong support and frames the plan as balanced, preserving programs while easing tax impact for a home valued at 100000.
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Hannibal Central
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Palladium Times
Oswego
Oswego City
Dean Goeney
Goewey
Geeney
Officials mobilize help for flood damaged Oswego County
State Sen. Patty Ritchie backed legislation to speed emergency funding for water infrastructure aiding Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence River flood communities. She noted devastating impacts and urged rapid resource deployment, as Lake Ontario water levels rise and officials deploy funds equipment and tens of thousands of sandbags.
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Patty Ritchie
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Comey sought more Russia probe resources before firing
The AP reports Comey told lawmakers he asked the Justice Department for more resources to pursue the Russia interference inquiry. He met with Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein to press the request, then briefed lawmakers tied to ongoing investigations. Trump cited a Rosenstein memo criticizing Comey’s Clinton email probe in defending the firing.
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James Comey
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Sarah Isgur Flores
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White House
Hillary Clinton
Katko calls for clear explanation on Comey firing
U S Rep John Katko joined lawmakers in demanding a clear rationale for President Trump’s termination of FBI Director James Comey amid ongoing investigations into Russia interference and possible Trump campaign links. Katko said the public and Congress deserve full details on the timing and reasoning behind the ouster.
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James Comey
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Bruno budget vote: MACS in good shape for 2017-18
Mexico Academy and Central School District officials presented a 53.7 million dollar budget for 2017 2018 at a public hearing. Superintendent Sean Bruno said the plan will grow the district without raising taxes. The budget relies heavily on revenue from the nearby James A FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant, which contributes about 7.5 million dollars for the year.
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Mexico Middle School
Sean Bruno
MACS
James A. FitzPatrick
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