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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2015
Page
1
Kelly Montagna welcomes Melissa Russell, Oswego program coordinator for Blessings in a Backpack, at a Noon Rotary Club meeting. The national program delivers non-perishable weekend meals to Fulton and Oswego students in need, serving 250 children at an annual cost of about $20,000.
Former New York state senator Tom Libous, terminally ill, was sentenced to six months of house arrest after being convicted of lying to the FBI about arranging a high paying job for his son. He received a $50,000 fine and will not face prison due to his cancer. Libous lost his Senate deputy majority leader post after July’s conviction. two other former leaders face separate trials.
A 21 month state audit of Oswego finds the Community Development Office failed to collect on delinquent loans and lacked an enforceable write off process. The report covers 2013 to 2014 and urges the city to monitor loans, report to the Common Council, and present a remediation plan within 90 days.
The Scriba manslaughter case hearing concluded Tuesday on whether Edward Lewis statements to police are admissible. Lewis 21 watched the child Jeremiah Jones for about a month before his death after injuries from being shaken and thrown to the floor on Hayfly Road. A late December ruling is expected.
In New York, a juror in the Sheldon Silver corruption trial sent a note to Judge Valerie Caproni claiming pressure and disagreement with fellow jurors. She requested relief from deliberations, saying the process left her stressed and uncomfortable as deliberations began.
Onondaga County medical examiner testified the 2014 Au gust drowning of 17 year old Anna-Rose Shove showed facial head and arm injuries not consistent with an accidental drowning. Steven Szatanek, 33, faces second degree murder and manslaughter charges and has admitted to drug use with Shove’s family during a Brennan's Beach visit.
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