Oswego D A R E event strengthens bonds with police
Nearly 100 Oswego Middle School students joined Oswego City Police Department officers at Lighthouse Lanes for a D A R E bowling event after a half day. Seventh graders bowled and ate pizza while engaging with Officer Thomas Grover and two others to build trust and promote friendly interactions.
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Lighthouse Lanes
Oswego Middle School
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Woman urges Oswego councilor to resign over alleged remarks
Oswego resident Carol Thompson told the Common Council a recording she received contains vulgar sexual comments by Councilor John Gosek Jr. and associates. Gosek denied the allegations, Lorendo apologized, saying he butt-dialed Thompson and had no malice, while Thompson pressed for Gosek to resign.
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John Gosek Jr
Carol Thompson
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Lou Lorendo
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Great Lakes under threat despite progress says IJC report
The International Joint Commission warns the United States and Canada still fail to fully protect the Great Lakes from pollution. Inadequately treated sewage, industrial chemicals, and farm runoff endanger drinking water for about 40 million people, with phosphorus runoff fueling algae blooms in Lake Erie. The report urges faster action on treatment facilities, stronger water regulations, and monitoring for newer contaminants while noting decades of attempts under the 1972 water quality agreement.
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Oswego to get $566,400 for after school program
Governor Cuomo announced in Syracuse that Oswego City School District will receive 566400 to launch an after school and summer program under the Empire State After-School Program. The grant supports Oswego and Syracuse districts with partners Oswego County Opportunities and county officials to boost student outcomes in high-need districts.
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Andrew Cuomo
Oswego City
Oswego
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Cuomo
New York
Dean Gooney
Oswego County
Fulton man faces nine felonies in sex abuse case
Anthony M. Gerard, 37, of Fulton, was arrested Tuesday on more than 20 counts linked to alleged sexual abuse of two victims under 10 between June 2016 and September 2017 at 217 Seneca Street. He faces nine counts of first degree sexual abuse, three counts of endangering the welfare of a child, and nine counts of forcible touching. Gerard is jailed on $10,000 bail. police seek tips at 315-598-4504.
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Anthony M. Gerard
Seneca Street
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Oswego County
City of Fulton
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