Oneonta bound scholarship recipient and Rotary event noted
Joanna Pappalardo, a June graduate of G. Ray Bodley High School, will study psychology at SUNY Oneonta this fall after receiving a Fulton Rotary Club scholarship. Deputies report Jeffrey A. LaPage, 27, of Mexico, accused of three counts of first degree sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child in an Aug. 1 incident. He was arraigned in Scriba Town Court and held on bail, with a Sept. 13, 2016 Mexico Town Court appearance scheduled.
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Fulton Rotary Club
Jerry Seguin
Helen Hoefer
Rotary
Joanna Pappalardo
Pappalardo
G. Ray Bodley High School
Suny Oneonta
Mexico
Oswego County
Jeffrey A. LaPage
LaPage
Kenneth Adkins
Scriba
Reward Offered in 1996 Syracuse Area Murder
An anonymous donor is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the unsolved death of Carol Ryan. Ryan, found beaten and naked beside a country road in Jamesville on Sept 1, 1996, died after five hours of surgery. she was last seen leaving a bar on Syracuse's east side.
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Syracuse, N.Y
Syracuse-area
Onondaga County
Eugene Conway
Carol
Ryan
Jamesville
Syracuse
Petitioners challenge New York nuclear subsidies in CES filing
More than a dozen groups including AGREE and NIRS petitioned the New York PSC, seeking hearings or reversals of roughly 7 billion dollars in upstate nuclear subsidies over 12 years. They argue the clean energy standard oversteps authority, diverts ratepayer funds to nuclear energy, and may not be needed to meet 2030 greenhouse gas goals while supporting jobs at FitzPatrick and Nine Mile Point.
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Albany
State Public Service Commission
PSC
New York
Andrew Cuomo
New York State
James A. FitzPatrick
Alliance For Green Economy
AGREE
Nuclear Information and Resource Service
Cuomo
CES
SUNY Oswego showcases its most diverse student body
SUNY Oswego welcomed over 2,100 new students this week, highlighting a record culturally diverse undergraduate and graduate population. Some 25.8 percent of all students and 33.8 percent of first-year entrants identify as Hispanic, Asian, African American, Native American, Pacific Islander, or multi raced. The college rolls out the I Am Oz campaign and new programs including the Oz Speaks series to foster dialogue on race, gender, religion, politics, sexual orientation, and racial profiling across campus.
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Oswego
Suny Oswego
Laker Leaders
Oswego County Advances Infrastructure Upgrades and Bridge Repair
Oswego County lawmakers moved forward on several infrastructure projects including a bridge replacement in Parish and roof work at the Public Safety Center Health Complex and county office building. They approved a roof bid up to 2.08 million to RST Roofing and secured over 700 thousand in grants to rehab Taxiways A and D at Oswego County Airport. The Mill Street Bridge is urgent after a July 25 red flag from the state DOT requiring completion within six weeks. Construction will take about a month with beam decking and 100 tons of asphalt planned.
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Oswego
Gouverneur
County Public Safety Center
Fulton
Mill Street
Parish
Oswego County
State Department of Transportation
Kurt Ospelt
Ospelt
Fulton man convicted of arson in car fire
An Oswego County jury convicted 33 year old William E. Newton of arson for setting a 2002 Ford Explorer ablaze in Granby on August 19 2015 Newton had called 911 claiming the vehicle was on fire but evidence showed he left an auto body shop minutes earlier where he had just received an estimate for prior damage State police and fire officials coordinated the investigation with the district attorney announcing the verdict
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Oswego
Oswego County
Fulton
William E. Newton
Granby
Newton
Cody Fire Department
Greg Oakes
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Seth Wallace
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