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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2016
Page
1
Oswego City School District board race features five hopefuls contesting two seats. Veteran president Kathleen Allen runs a write in bid after missing 100 nominating signatures by one due to a duplicate signer. Allen appeals the petition decision while seeking voter support.
Oswego City School District Board candidate Jim Bell urges fundamental shifts in district long term planning. Bell, a Minetto native with three children in district schools, calls himself a BOCES product and longtime Oswego businessman pursuing a seat on the board.
Oswego native Aimee Callen launches her first bid for the Oswego City School District board promising positive change through long range planning and fresh ideas. She cites returning home to raise her three children and aims to be a strong voice for parents and the community.
Oswego native Fran Hoefer, former board member and local insurance broker, announces another run for the Oswego City School District Board of Education. He pledges significant changes in district philosophy and greater community involvement after an earlier unsuccessful bid.
Kingsford Park Elementary marked its first Happy Day by planting a tree in memory of Julian Ross, a student who died of cancer last year. Family members attended, including his mother Kristi Thompson-Ross and brother Brayden, as fundraiser efforts raised over $1,000 for the Ronald McDonald House. The event featured birthday songs and bubbles to celebrate Julian’s life and his spirit of helping others.
Oswego native and former Oswego High School graduate Myer vows open dialogue to rebuild trust as he contends for a seat on the Oswego school board. A longtime district transportation employee and former CSEA chapter president, he cites education quality as his top priority and acknowledges voter unhappiness during the campaign.
Granby starts the 2016 dredging project on Lake Neatahwanta with plans to move to Stevenson Beach in Fulton. The Lake Neatahwanta Reclamation Committee and Lake Neatahwanta Revitalization Corporation agreed to cooperate to remove sediment near Stevenson Beach, where estimates reach 8 to 10 feet. Work targets the northeastern shore by Recreation Park and the War Memorial after the Revival Corp secures land.
Oswego High School and Middle School teachers played a charity flag football game at Wilbur Field honoring Oswego senior Andrew Sanders who died in February. Proceeds fund a scholarship in Sanders name for a graduating senior, with a large crowd in attendance supporting the effort.
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