High-speed chase ends in crash in Oswego County
Two men were taken into custody after a pursuit through Volney and Palermo. Tyler Maitland, 22, driving a 2014 Kia at 78 mph, fled a deputy and collided with a Ford Explorer. Maitland faces fleeing an officer and criminal mischief charges, plus warrants. Tristan Corriveau, 20, was hospitalized and held on probation violation.
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Palermo
Oswego County
Maitland
James Schwartz
Rochester
Oswego Hospital
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Tristan Corriveau
Upstate Medical Center
Syracuse
Corriveau
Oswego Town Museum to Open With Dedication Oct 23
Oswego Town Historical Society opens its new museum next week in the former Oswego Center United Methodist Church at 2316 County Route 7. The grand opening and dedication are set for Oct 23 from 1 to 4 PM, showcasing nearly 200 years of local history, a working research center, and exhibits tracing the town's founding in 1818.
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Oswego
Town Historical Society
George DeMass
Bear with him Hugging a 1500 pound bear in upstate New York
Jim Kowalczik and wife Susan care for 11 bears at the Orphaned Wildlife Center 60 miles northwest of New York City. Their Kodiak Jimbo, weighing about 1500 pounds, rests a paw on Kowalczik as Jimbo nibbles a marshmallow from his mouth. The couple have sheltered Jimbo since 2003, alongside a mix of Syrian brown bears and other captives.
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Jim Kowalczik
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Jimbo
Susan
New York
Orphaned Wildlife Center
New York City
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Hannibal Moves to Court Over Alleged Illegal Business
Hannibal Town Board orders code enforcement to sue Infinity Enterprises for operating without a permit. Residents had protested the asbestos and mold removal firm linked to the Nestle demolition in Fulton, criticizing slow action by officials amid a months long dispute.
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Infinity Enterprises
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Nestle
Fulton
County
Mulcahey to not seek fifth term in 2017 Oswego race
Oswego County Legislator Jake Mulcahey, Minority Whip and Oswego City Democratic chair, will not run in November 2017 after four terms. He cites family and business expansion with Pinnacle Builders USA, says he is not quitting politics but will take time off to focus on family and future campaigns.
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Oswego
Oswego County
Jake Mulcahey
D-Oswego
Oswego City
Democratic Committee
Pinnacle Builders USA
Syracuse
Auburn
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