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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2017
Page
1
Hannibal Central School District sixth grader Chloe Joyce and Move Along Inc founder Greg Callen visit Fairley Elementary to discuss mobility limitations and adaptive opportunities. Callen shares his challenges and perseverance, illustrating real-world impact on inclusion.
Oswego hosts a Veterans Council gathering at the Elks Lodge at 7 a.m. with cemetery services followed by an 10:45 a.m. parade to a ceremony at West Linear Veterans Park. Fulton plans a Saturday salute starting 10 a.m. with a parade to the War Memorial, Dan Elliott and the Monterays headlining at 8 p.m. and fireworks at 9:30 p.m. Monday features Fulton ceremonies at St. Mary’s Cemetery Mt Adnah and the Fulton War Memorial, finishing at Veterans Park with a luncheon at the Fulton VFW.
Oswego County schools report higher participation in Oswego City and nearby districts while other areas show more students refusing state ELA and math exams. ELA was held March 27 to April 3 and math May 1 to May 8. NYSED notes 95 percent participation is required for federal funds.
President Donald Trump’s proposed 2018 budget totals 4.1 trillion dollars and aims to cut domestic programs, food stamps, Medicaid, highway funding, crop insurance, and medical research while boosting military and homeland security. Rep. John Katko calls it a wish list. Rep. Claudia Tenney warns many constituents rely on erased programs. Local leaders express concern over canceled grants and services.
Oswego City Hall department heads prepare for a June 1 deadline to submit 2018 budget requests to Mayor Billy Barlow. The mayor urged itemized, detailed requests with justifications for any purchases over 20000, aiming to stabilize the tax rate while funding building, equipment, infrastructure, and wastewater facilities. The administration and Common Council pledge tough decisions to avoid tax hikes as they have in prior years.
In Brussels, President Trump faulted NATO allies for not contributing their fair share and avoided pledging full mutual defense backing. He called leaks from the Manchester attack investigation deeply troubling and urged the Justice Department to probe. He pressed Merkel and Macron on funding, arguing NATO would be stronger if members met 2 percent of GDP targets.
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