Lorizzo to Speak at Marano Campus Center
Dr Luciano Lorizzo will discuss Italian American history and culture at 5 30 p m Thursday in the Marano Campus Center auditorium in observance of Italian American Heritage Month. The Brooklyn born author and SUNY Oswego retiree has written six books on immigration and continues writing.
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Lanigan Elementary Hosts First Family Color A Thon
About 170 students family members staff and friends joined Lanigan Elementary for its inaugural Family Color A Thon in chilly October. Coordinator Nichole Slocum praised smiling faces and laughter and the school plans to expand the event next year to further promote health and fitness.
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Slocum
Changes to permit law stalled by Oswego council bickering
Oswego Common Council postponed a public hearing on amending permit rules to grant temporary work permits for tax delinquent properties needing emergency repairs. The debate centered on ensuring the exception does not create loopholes, with Councilor Mike Todd opposing any exemption.
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3Rd Ward
Ben Kail
Oswego scientist on team reports tissue regeneration findings
SUNY Oswego biol sci faculty member Dr. Jennifer Olori co authored a Nature study published October 26 suggesting limb regeneration was widespread among early tetrapods and mammals later lost in evolution. The work, led by Dr. Nadia Frobisch of Berlin’s Museum fur Naturkunde, argues that common ancestors of amphibians reptiles and mammals may have reg regenerative abilities opening new targets for regeneration gene research.
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Biological Sciences
Suny Oswego
Natural History Museum
Vienna
Nature
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Nadia Frobisch
Museum Fur Naturkunde Berlin
Oswego County budget revisions focus on Elections funding
Oswego County committees begin revising the 2016 budget with two departments facing notable changes. The preliminary plan requests a $62.1 million levy versus the adopted $55.05 million levy and accounts for six elections in 2016. Commissioner Dick Atkins notes the elections increase while the board sees a rise to $923,728 from $832,850 in 2015.
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Shane Broadwell
Syracuse man sentenced to state prison on drug charges
Omar Bellamy, 30, of Syracuse, convicted in Oswego after Oswego County Drug Task Force found more than one eighth ounce of cocaine with intent to sell. He pled guilty to third and fourth degree controlled substance charges and received five years in state prison with three years post release supervision. Demetrius Williams, 28, of Syracuse, was arrested with him in February and pleaded guilty to one count of third degree.
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Syracuse
Omar Bellamy
Bellamy
Donald Todd
Demetrius Williams
Oswego Woman Charged With Assault After Frying Pan Incident
Oswego police charged Lyndsey R. Blauvelt, 29, of 110 Liberty St., with second degree assault after she allegedly used a frying pan on a child under 17. The victim was treated at Oswego Hospital and released. Blauvelt also faces endangering the welfare of a child and weapons charges with bail set at 1,000 cash and 2,000 bond. court date Oct. 27. Separately, police charged Daniel Rivera, 40, of 7 E., with burglary and larceny after entering a dwelling and stealing more than 2,000 in currency.
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Lyndsey R. Blauvelt
Liberty St
David Lizotte
Oswego Hospital
Lizotte
Blauvelt
Oswego City
Daniel Rivera
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