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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2017
Page
1
DayBreak shows seventh grader Ryley Spilman with her mother Kelly Spilman at a Fulton Junior High School welcome picnic for new seventh graders. The event marked the start of the school year and introduced families to staff and programs.
Seventh graders at Fulton Junior High School welcomed to the new building with a cafeteria gathering and exploration time. Principal Chris Leece introduced staff and welcomed families as students toured lockers and learned the bell schedule. A picnic dinner of hot dogs, chips, apples, and water was served as the school community eyeed ongoing support for the 2017-2018 year.
At CiTi Center for Instruction technology and Innovation students and faculty hosted two remembrance ceremonies on September 11 with the Public Safety and Justice program leading. Students raised the American flag at half staff and Interim CTE Principal Maureen Shiel delivered an inspirational address praising military personnel and noting America's vulnerability since Pearl Harbor.
Fulton notices the Friends of History annual fundraiser hosting a chicken barbecue at the Pavilion at Bullhead Point on Route 3 West starting 11 30 a.m. Tickets are sold in advance at the Pratt House Museum 177 S First St Fulton from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday through Friday. Detailed contact line provided.
Albany OSC recommends stronger competition and tighter bidding after an audit of about 1.8 million dollars in Scriba purchases from Jan 2015 to Aug 2016. The report says 455,638 dollars across 23 vendors lacked competition and notes a town board member’s prohibited conflict of interest in roughly 2,500 dollars in contracts. Officials dispute the implications, citing professional services exemptions and unfamiliar bidding procedures.
House Speaker Paul Ryan said deporting hundreds of thousands of young immigrants is not in our nation's interest and backed giving Congress six months to craft a fix for DACA before ending the program. He supported the president's timing to avoid immediate chaos and allow legislative work with Democrats and Trump.
Oswego officials and the Lake City Police Club finalize a five year contract featuring wage bumps totaling about 10 percent through 2021 in exchange for renegotiated vacation schedules and eliminated health waivers. No raises in 2017, 3 percent in 2018 and 2019, no change in 2020, and 3.75 percent in 2021. Mayor Billy Barlow calls the deal fair and reasonable for taxpayers as LCPC President Sgt. Damian Waters says the contract is fair.
Oswego residents heard about the 2017 2018 United Way drive at the kickoff with Stacy Alvord and Patrick Dewine urging volunteers and local leaders to support a broad range of programs. Alvord recalled Jenny's story of resilience through Big Sisters. The crowd learned volunteers strengthen families and community without heavy government involvement.
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