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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2015
Page
1
Jeff Coakley vice president for communications and government affairs at Oswego Health visits the Fulton Noon Rotary Club. He outlines his role in Oswego Health strategic planning as the community served spans all of Oswego County and parts of neighboring counties.
Oswego residents may drop off expired or unused prescription drugs this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Kinney Drugs or the Oswego City Police Department. Pills and patches only, no liquids or sharps. The program, organized by OPD and the DEA, remains free and anonymous.
Oswego officials and bus operators clashed over a plan to ban commercial buses in residential areas from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. The proposal, backed by Councilor Fran Enwright, aims to improve quality of life amid college parties, while drivers warn of lawsuits and impact on senior and emergency transport. The heated session cooled as parties agreed to continue talks and move forward.
Oswego Fort Ontario is among 27 nominations for new or updated historic places. An updated listing would reflect military history and protect surrounding buildings, aiding grants and development. Fort officials say it could bring infrastructure fixes and clearer boundaries, while Safe Haven Museum touts a win for refugees’ site recognition.
A AAU Campus Climate Survey released in Columbus shows nearly a quarter of undergraduate women at over two dozen universities experienced unwanted sexual contact during college. About 150,000 of nearly 780,000 students responded. Biden highlighted campus initiatives at Ohio State.
Oswego officials on Monday moved to hire Bergmann Associates to design a major green infrastructure project along Route 104. The bid aims to improve bicycling, pathways and storm water runoff as part of the Complete Streets Plan, funded by a $225000 grant won in January.
Fulton police say 29 year old Nathan A MacDonald drove impaired by drugs and struck a utility pole on West Third Street near Curtis and Cedar, causing a transformer to blow and widespread outages affecting about 1,000 National Grid customers. The crash disrupted Fulton area traffic and left parts without power into the afternoon.
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