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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2015
Page
1
Peyton Bobbette conducts a bus safety drill under the supervision of bus driver Wendy Zogg. The exercise focuses on students looking both ways before exiting the bus as part of a routine safety check.
Michael A. Maroun Elementary first graders received bus safety reminders from drivers Wendy Zogg and Joy Heckert. Tips included looking both ways on the bottom step, not sticking hands out the window, throwing away trash, waiting 10 steps after exiting, not crossing until red lights signal, and avoiding backpack strings near doors. The students helped correct Henrietta after initial rule breaking as drills are held several times weekly to keep loading and unloading safe.
Oswego organizers invite families to bring children in Halloween costumes for the season finale at the Farmers Market on Thursday. The parade starts at 5:30 p.m. near the stage, with candy bags, Halloween music, a police and fire department safety talk, and a coloring contest.
Oswego County Court will sentence Minetto couple David and Morgan Tetro who were found guilty of stealing over 100000 from Irene Dennison. Prosecutors say they spent Dennison’s money at Turning Stone Casino and on personal items as jurors debated possible misconduct and juror familiarities ahead of sentencing.
Oswego City School District weighs adding a senior digital communications class aligned with Common Core English 12 standards. Tech teacher Jamie Sykut outlined a plan blending new media and communication for college and career readiness, with fall 2016 target and syllabus still in progress. The board also approved the Oswego Senior Class trip to Orlando for Feb 27–Mar 2, and honored eight students who completed final credits toward graduation.
Entergy warns that a decision on refueling the James A. FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant could come around the end of October, with a confirmed shutdown likely in late 2016 or early 2017 if refueling does not occur. The plant employs 600 plus workers and contributes millions to taxes and charities, with a broader Oswego economy boosted by contractor hires during refueling. If closed, tax revenue would drop and taxable value would fall, though some site taxes could continue for a few years.
Oswego County officials say the Exelon Nine Mile Units 1 and 2 tax agreement will receive minor revisions and a public hearing is rescheduled to November. The PILOT plan covers 2016 to 2020 and finalizes 2015 property taxes, allocating funds to Scriba Town OCSD and the county. For 2015 the plant paid Oswego County $9,690,812 in property taxes.
Fulton resident Katie L. Wallace, 34, of 316 Utica Street, Fulton, is charged with two counts of third degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and two counts of third degree criminal possession of a controlled substance for allegedly selling crack cocaine on two occasions in June. She was arraigned and remanded, with bond set at 5 thousand dollars cash or 10 thousand dollars bond.
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