Fulton Sunrise Rotary Hosts Author Margaret Streitenberger
At a Friday meeting Rotarian Patrick Waite introduced local author Margaret Streitenberger. Her imprint Tails and Tales, LLC has published 12 books including Read ing for Rescue. She also writes poetry and contributes a monthly Valley News column My Dog Doesn't Text. Her books are sold at multiple county stores. The club meets at 7 a.m. Fridays at Mimi's.
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Memorial Day DWI crackdown across New York roads
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a statewide Memorial Day weekend crackdown to curb impaired and reckless driving with increased checkpoints and patrols by state police and local agencies. Last year 225 DWIs were recorded, 12,000 tickets issued, and 3 deaths reported in 3 crashes.
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Index to News of Record Classifieds Puzzle Notes
Oswego County listings summarize classifieds puzzles and sections including homes sports local entertainment comics and TV ent. The content outlines index pages 5 to 14 and notes the presence of News of Record and various classified items within the Oswego County issue.
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Oswego County Builds Shared Services Plan Across Towns
Oswego County officials convened with more than 40 municipal and school leaders at CITi to chart a countywide shared services plan as required by the state budget. County Administrator Phil Church will form a panel representing each city town and village to pursue recurring property tax savings, with discussions on intermunicipal agreements and in kind swaps such as city owned equipment loans.
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My Hometown Banner Project displays Oswego student art
The Oswego City School District and SUNY Oswego opened a joint exhibition at Tyler Art Gallery featuring student artwork from kindergarten through high school. The show runs until June 18, with 25 to 50 works to be selected for banners to be hung around the Oswego community. Emma Armet, a sixth grader, painted a sunset over water.
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New York approves Excelsior Scholarship regulations
The New York State Higher Education Services Corporation Board of Trustees unanimously backed rules for the Excelsior Scholarship, a $163 million tuition free public college program. Beginning June 7 families earning up to $100,000 can apply, with expansion to up to $125,000 by 2019. Cuomo says the plan broadens access to SUNY and CUNY, aiming to boost on time four year degree completion for middle class families nationwide.
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Trump Says Climate Views Evolving After European Talks
White House adviser Gary Cohn says President Trump’s stance on climate change is evolving after meetings with European leaders urging him to stay in the Paris accord. Leaders from G7 nations pressed for continued U.S. participation as Trump weighs options during a multi nation trip.
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