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Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 2016

Page

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Open House At APW school Brings Families And Alumni

APW Junior Senior High School hosted an open house with parents and students touring classrooms and meeting teachers. Alumni visited Mr Shaun Carters class with current students as staff discussed curriculum and progress communication via School Tool. Oswego blood drive today at Oswego Hospital 9 to 6 walk-ins welcome. call 349 5586 for appointments.

APW Altmar- Parish-Williamstown Shaun Carter Starr LaPrease Dylan Cowan Carter Elizabeth Eggleston LaPrease Oswego American Red Cross Oswego Hospital JPC Oswego Health Services Center

Pheasants Raised by Inmates Released in New York

Erie County inmates at the Erie County Correctional Facility helped release 250 pheasants into state park land at Zoar Valley in western New York. The birds were raised in partnership with the Department of Conservation to bolster the region's pheasant population, with Friday's release the second in a series of planned releases.

Collins N.Y New York Erie County Timothy Howard Zoar Valley Department of Conservation

Local News Summary Snapshot

A compact local record notes weather outlook and brief classifieds, puzzles, and sports snippets. The item reflects routine community notices, fleeting schedules, and short notices typical of a local newspaper card.

City Eyes Exceptions to Permit Restrictions

Oswego officials at City Hall plan to discuss possible exceptions to tax payment rules blocking repair permits. The Code Enforcement Department, retooling its inspection programs, notes more unsafe structures and cites the dilemma of owners blocked from permits due to overdue taxes and sewer bills. Susan Gentile Deary, City Assessor and Code Enforcement Director, says the policy is counterproductive as repairs are mandated but permits withheld until taxes are paid.

Oswego Oswego City Hall Susan Gentile Deary Deary

Annual walk raises funds for those in need in Fulton

About 66 walkers from Fulton area churches joined the Greater Fulton Area Council of Christian Churches to support CROP Hunger Walk. The event benefits local organizations and the Church World Service providing food, clean water, emergency aid, and aid for refugees and immigrants. Donors totaled around $4,000 with more contributions online.

Bryce Noel Fulton Fulton Area Greater Eral Church World Service CWS Christian Rural Overseas Program CROP Lois Mirabito

Oswego AAUW marks centennial with district meeting

Oswego area members of the American Association of University Women gather at GS Steamers Bar and Grill to celebrate a hundred years of promoting women's education and rights. SUNY Oswego's AAUW originates in 1916 as the College Women's Club of Oswego and joined AAUW in 1937.

Oswego American Association of University Women GS Steamers Bar and Grill SUNY Suny Oswego Marilynn Smiley AAUW College Women's Club of Betty DeFazio Planned Parenthood of Central and Western New York Oswego Aauw Juanita Tschudy

Stabbing at SUNY Oswego leaves freshman injured

An 18-year-old SUNY Oswego freshman was stabbed four times in the shoulder near the Richard S. Shineman Center on Washington Boulevard around 2:45 a.m. Sunday. He was found by responding officers in stable condition.

Oswego Suny Oswego Richard S. Shineman University Washington Boulevard Shineman

New York 911 upgrades lag as funds diverted to budget

New York trails other states in modernizing 911 systems as lawmakers divert money from cellphone surcharge revenue to plug budget gaps. Rural gaps remain, texts can be few, and floor-location detection in high rises remains weak. The state collected about $185 million from the surcharge last year, yet roughly 400 million has been diverted over five years from 945 million in expected 911 funds.

Albany N.Y New York New York State John Merklinger Rochester Steve Schongar Rensselaer County Public Safety Troy

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