Apple picking fundraiser builds Sandy Creek team unity
Sandy Creek Middle School and High School cross country teams gathered in orchards to pick over 100 bushels of apples for a pre ordered fundraiser. Students packed and distributed hundreds of bags to waiting families, with proceeds funding team warm ups and boosting teamwork.
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Oswego considers emergency permits for tax delinquent repairs
Oswego Administrative Services Committee tentatively approved emergency exceptions to the rental permit rule to allow repairs on tax delinquent properties deemed dangerous by code enforcement. City Attorney Gay Williams noted emergencies may justify permits to protect public health and safety despite past due taxes as councilors weigh maintaining the tax law. Councilor Fran Enwright spoke on balancing public safety with the new rule.
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U.S. Court Upholds Major Provisions of SAFE Act
A federal appeals court in Manhattan largely upholds New York and Connecticut laws banning semi automatic weapons and large capacity magazines after the Sandy Hook Massacre. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals cites a substantial relationship to crime prevention and notes these weapons cause more severe injuries and higher victim counts in mass shootings and are disproportionately used against officers.
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Details of new charges against former doctor emerge
OSWEGO The former Fulton doctor Dilip Roy 51 of Baldwinsville turned himself in last week on separate charges after a March rape allegation by a patient. A second victim claimed Roy groped and tried to kiss her in February, with charges filed Oct. 13.
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Oswego Race for 2nd Ward Sees McLaughlin Again vs Myers
Oswego voters prepare for a rematch in the 2nd Ward race as Pat McLaughlin, a 35 year Department of Public Works veteran who won a 2014 special to oust Mike Myers by nine votes, vows to push infrastructure improvements with measured progress.
Myers seeks rematch for Oswego 2nd Ward seat on council
Republican Mike Myers announces plans to run again for the Oswego Common Council 2nd Ward seat after losing by nine votes last November. He notes achievements on the council including debt reduction, lower borrowing, union contract reforms, crime control, and early road and sidewalk work, while acknowledging a 43 percent tax hike may have hurt his 2014 bid against Democrat Pat...
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