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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2015
Page
1
Oswego councilor Billy Barlow hones two core messages for mayoral bid: curb City Hall spending to keep taxes low and revitalize neighborhoods with aggressive code enforcement. He argues that neglected houses harm property values and quality of life as he challenges incumbent Tom Gillen and Amy Tresidder in the election.
Fulton officials say the second year of dredging on Neatahwanta Lake is complete for the year. Mayor Ron Woodward Sr. notes 10 000 cubic yards were removed, about half of last year, funded to resume next year. Senator Patty Ritchie helped secure budget money to continue. Ed Williamson says progress is slow but visible.
Oswego Mayor Tom Gillen, a Democrat running a write in bid, says he can work with five Republican and two Democratic council members to continue growth. He faces Republican Billy Barlow and Amy Tresidder, who have Democratic backing, as campaigns clash but Gillen emphasizes nonpartisan problem solving and progress.
Oswego mayoral candidate Amy Tresidder recalls a boom era when shops thrived and housing was scarce. She pledges economic, infrastructure, and cultural improvements to restore pride, attract newcomers, and make downtown welcoming, clean, and polished while challenging incumbent Mayor Tom Gillen and Councilor Billy Barlow.
Experts urge Michigan to start net-pen aquaculture on a small experimental scale to monitor environmental and wild fish impacts. A panel of scientists economists and others submitted five reports to state officials as regulators weigh net-pen aquaculture for Great Lakes waters within Michigan.
Heather DelConte former educator and Oswego City School District board member runs for District 18 county legislator. She advocates forward thinking and a restored moral compass in county government. DelConte campaigns as both Democrat and Conservative, representing the Oswego area along the eastern Oswego River including Volney Scriba.
Kelvin Chip Kio, longtime Volney official and current deputy town supervisor, announces a bid for District 18 in the Oswego County Legislature. District 18 runs along the Oswego River east bank from Volney into eastern Oswego and part of Scriba. Kio notes his 17 years in Volney town government since 1998, including chairing the town planning board, and his family ties to the area.
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