City resident calls for long term fix on Mohawk Street
Richard Atkins of Oswego argues that patching West Mohawk Street between Second and Fifth Streets is a waste of taxpayer money and will fail with winter plowing. He requests the next Fifth Ward councilor to issue a work order to resurface the road and raise catch basins to grade, warning repeated patches equal insanity.
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Mohawk Street
Fifth Ward
Richard Atkins
Oswego
Keep mayoral race focused on plans and progress
A letter from Oswego County Democratic chairman Michael K Kunzwiler criticizes negative campaigning over Oswego mayoral donations. It argues the public record shows no law violation by the Barlow campaign and urges candidates to focus on poverty, jobs, housing, taxes, and quality of life. It calls for constructive discussion and mutual collaboration.
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Michael K Kunzwiler
Oswego County
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State Board of Elections
Board of Elections
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Will Barclay Assembly Contact Address
Assemblyman Will Barclay represents the 120th district. The office address is 200 N. Second St. Fulton NY 13069. Constituents may reach him for state legislative matters or district inquiries.
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N.Y
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E. Bridge St
Oswego
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Immigration dominates debates in Washington and Europe
In a sweeping column, Georgie Anne Geyer argues immigration fuels political fear from the United States to Europe. She cites Trump, Pope Francis, and Dr. Ben Carson to illustrate clashes over religion, assimilation, and democracy. Geyer warns of growing migration and urges historical, humane policy decisions.
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Timeline of notable events on October 1 throughout history
On October 1 1964 the Free Speech Movement began at UC Berkeley amid student protests. Other milestones include 1885 the start of special delivery mail service, 1908 Ford’s Model T, and 1932 Babe Ruth’s called shot in the World Series.
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United States
Henry Ford
Babe Ruth
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Chicago
Charlie Root
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Poland
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Soviet Union
Mao Zedong
People’s Republic of China
Beijing
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U.S
Roger Maris
Tracy Stallard
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
National Hockey League
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