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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2017
Page
1
New Haven Elementary hosted a UPK ice cream social to help Pre-K students acclimate to the school. Althea Sawyer enjoyed a sundae as Principal Jennifer Granholm and staff served treats in the cafeteria before families moved to their first classrooms.
The New York State Police join a national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign from Aug 18 to Labor Day. Expect sobriety checkpoints, more troopers on major highways, unmarked patrols, and enforcement of Move Over laws along with attention to distracted and impaired driving. The Palladium Times prints Labor Day edition Sept 4 with office closure that day and normal hours returning on Tuesday.
Oswego County homes and puzzles feature in the classifieds while sports and entertainment sections include comics horoscopes and TV listings. The notice pages present a mix of local ads public notices and community brief items across the newspapers sections.
Oswego County leaders warned that Hurricane Harvey relief efforts could delay FEMA assistance for Lake Ontario shoreline flood victims. Officials noted past storms like Sandy and Irene, and urged declaration of a national emergency while state aid of 55 million dollars already funded property assessments. U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand toured Oswego, underscoring ongoing requests for federal help.
U S lawmakers Kirsten Gillibrand and John Katko reaffirm support for placing Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill despite Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's hints that the plan could change. Mnuchin avoided a firm stance, noting other priorities while the Obama era decision remains under review.
Fulton officials and Oswego County inked a tentative plan where Fulton would be exempt from roughly a day of Nestle demolition debris tipping fees in exchange for crushed concrete from the site. The concrete would base the Bristol Hill roadway, potentially saving up to $40,000 for the city and offering county savings by replacing purchased road stone.
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