Oswego Mayor Proclaims Assisted Living Week
Oswego Mayor William Barlow visited St. Francis Commons to present residents with a proclamation declaring Assisted Living Week in the city. On hand were St. Francis Commons Director Julie Chetney and resident council President Helen Yonkers, as the mayor spoke at a coffee hour about city initiatives.
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St. Francis Commons
Julie Chetney
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Resident Council
Helen Yonkers
Blessing of the Animals Service Planned in Fulton
The First United Church of Fulton will hold a Blessing of the Animals service at 1 30 p m on September 25 in the church parking lot with a main location in the Fellowship Hall. The church at 33 South Third Street invites the public. Participants should bring leashes crates or containment for their pets.
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Conservation Officials Urge Quiet Adirondack Hikes This Fall
New York conservation officials urge hikers to avoid the busiest High Peaks trails this fall and explore less crowded routes across the six million acre park. Alternatives include Rocky Peak with a 6.7 mile ascent to Giant Mountain and Baxter Mountain with a 1 mile trail rising 725 feet from Route 9N. More options are listed on the DEC website.
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Albany, N.Y
New York
High Peaks
Department of Environmental Conservation
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Giant Mountain
Baxter Mountain
Hammond Pond Wild Forest
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Classified Puzzles and Local Sports Briefs
Classifieds and puzzles section highlights available in the local paper. Sports notes include brief items from local teams and events.
Oswego Mayor pushes tougher housing codes and fees
Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow will pitch tougher housing codes and higher rental permit fees at tonight's committee meetings. The plan aims to empower inspectors to review violations, accelerate repairs or demolition, and block permits for unsafe buildings. Fees could rise from 30 to 150 per unit over three years to target landlords with multiple properties.
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Billy Barlow
City Hall
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Unity Peace Walk promotes peaceful change at Oswego
About 60 students, faculty and staff joined Oswego State University’s Unity Peace Walk from Oswego City Hall to the Marano Campus Center. The ALANA leadership event aims to strengthen city college ties during multicultural week with chants calling for peace now.
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Suny Oswego
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Ronald Bryant
West Bridge Street
Oswego
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Maggie Rivera
New York opioids study shows high industry influence yet low per capita scripts
The AP and Center for Public Integrity find New York ranks fourth in opioid industry lobbying contributions with 206 registered lobbyists and 3.7 million donated over a decade, while prescriptions per capita remain among the lowest. Overdose deaths rose 37 percent in eight years to about 2,300 in 2014 with a seven day prescription limit signed by Gov Cuomo.
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N.Y
New York
Associated Press
Center For Public Integrity
Pain Care Forum
Cuomo
Andrew Cuomo
Stride to SAVE Lives event at SUNY Oswego grows
Oswego sees the sixth annual Stride to SAVE Lives at SUNY Oswego campus on Saturday with activities starting 9 a.m. at Sheldon Hall. The 11 a.m. 5K Fun Run and Walk aims to raise funds for death by own action prevention education and support across Oswego County. Dr. Dan Reidenberg, SAVE national director, joins local organizers alongside health care providers and Gina Holsapple performing in a Kid's Zone and music segment.
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Oswego County
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