Oswego mayor seeks new fire chief from outside 2017
Mayor Barlow plans an outside hire for Oswego Fire Department chief in 2017 to boost morale and improve culture while McCrobie remains chief through year end and considers retirement. The move aims to restore relationships and address overtime and staffing concerns amid budget cuts.
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Oswego Health Honors Staff and Volunteers in Four Awards
Oswego Health awarded four honors highlighting nursing, volunteering and community partnership. Senior nurse Neill’s endoscopy work earned top respect, Maurice Laws received Volunteer of the Year for 1 600 hours of service, and Oswego Health and SOS collaboration won Innovation in Health Care for expanded orthopedic services benefiting Oswego County residents. The system covers Oswego Hospital and affiliated centers including Fulton Medical Center and Central Square Medical Center.
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Oswego Hospital
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Tyler Hall Debut Showcases Renovations and Open House
Tyler Hall new design showcases student exhibitions and improved spaces including Tyler Art Gallery, two-story instrumental rehearsal room, choral rooms and upgraded recording studio. Waterman Theatre hosts The Wizard of Oz with Friday and Saturday performances. An open house Saturday offers family activities, tours, and performances by the State Singers and Oswego County Youth Orchestra.
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Standoff in North Dakota pipeline protest winds down
A Friday standoff between Dakota Access opponents and law enforcement near Cannon Ball, North Dakota, ended with no violence as protesters at a bridge behind barriers dwindled. Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier called the crowd non confrontational yet uncooperative. One arrest reported.
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