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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2016
Page
1
The Oswego Elks Lodge received a gratitude grant of 2500 to fund food and children's furniture for the Child Advocacy Center. The grant supports education materials and books for children who have experienced trauma. Pictured are Nelson Metz and Bill Chorley examining the items.
Oswego County Court Judge Don ald Todd sentenced Rodney Gary, 49, to one to three years in state prison for third degree burglary in the 2015 Granby home theft. He also must pay nearly $19,000 in restitution and is barred from contact with the victim for 10 years.
A compact notice summarizes classifieds puzzles and sports listings across pages B four through B six with brief mentions of entertainment and TV features. It notes sections for comics horoscope and local sports items inside the classified area.
Oswego County Judge vacated Skippy B. Woolson's 2013 four-count conviction for sex acts and endangering a child after defense and district attorney investigations found inconsistencies and questions about the alleged victim's testimony. The indictment was dismissed and Woolson was released from Attica Correctional Facility.
Oswego Common Council voted to apply for 6 million dollars in BRIDGE NY grants to rehabilitate the East Seneca Street Bridge and the Wine Creek culvert. The funds, part of a 200 million statewide program over two years, aim to repair and rehabilitate infrastructure and support local government projects. The East Seneca Street Bridge faces top coat and structural repairs with concrete approaches in poor condition, per Community Development Office Director Justin Rudgick and city officials. Mayor Billy Barlow calls the project a major priority.
AARP and the Public Utility Law Project urge clearer cost and bill impact data on New York's Clean Energy Standard. The plan aims for 50 percent clean energy by 2030 and includes nuclear subsidies tied to the FitzPatrick plant sale to Exelon, a move linked to job fears at Nine Mile Point.
Fulton officials say the northwest corner of the former Nestle site should be cleared for Aldi Inc by the end of September after six months of demolition delays. Residents at a Common Council meeting raised traffic and safety concerns as altered routes continue for about a month. the Fay Street overpass work has begun and will be removed in coming weeks.
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