Shineman Foundation backs United Way grant support
Kathy Fenlon of the Shineman Foundation presents United Way of Greater Oswego County Executive Director Patrick Dewine with a $1,000 discretionary grant to aid backpack programs in Sandy Creek and Altmar-Parish-Williamstown schools. The programs provide food for children over weekends and holidays.
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Deacon and Katko Spar In Syracuse TV Debate
Colleen Deacon and Rep. John Katko debated in Syracuse for the 24th Congressional District on Time Warner Cable News. Katko touted bipartisan record, nuclear jobs, heroin crisis response, and national security while Deacon pressed for change amid a poll showing her trailing by more than 20 points.
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Oswego Town Budget Tax Hike Sparks Town Hall Clash
About 200 residents packed Oswego Town Hall to oppose a proposed tax rise in the 2017 budget raising the rate from 346.29 to 467.71 per 100000 assessed value. Roughly 20 speakers urged the board and Supervisor Richard Kaulfuss to soften the increase, accusing officials of not representing taxpayers and calling the plan undemocratic.
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Oswego
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Jeff Wallace
Richard Kaulfuss
Fulton City Schools Audit Cites Strong Start for Budget
Fulton City School District officials call the Raymond F. Wager PC audit a positive beginning for the 2017 2018 budget. The district replenished reserves to about 518000 and spent roughly 3.6 million less than 2015 2016 budget while revenues came in nearly 1 million below projections. The undesignated fund balance sits at 1.9 million with overall fund balance reflecting restricted accounts such as employee benefits and tax certiorari.
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Oswego students hold Oz Speaks on Blue Lives Matter
SUNY Oswego hosted the third Oz Speaks discussion Tuesday night to explore the Blue Lives Matter movement amid national tensions between law enforcement and communities. Dean Jerri Howland said the moderated talk helps students express frustration and sadness and learn from diverse perspectives featuring athletes and students from varied backgrounds.
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