A man was found in criminal condition Sunday morning after he was pinned under a car after an 11-car crash in Syracuse.
Emergency responders rushed to Interstate 81 south around 5:43 a.m after several callers reported the crash just past the Interstate 690 eastbound split.
Sgt. David Sackett, of the Syracuse Police Department says that the first car involved in the crash was taxicab, followed by 10 more cars. One out of the 11 drivers was pinned under a vehicle, suffering a serious head injury.
Written By: Christina Galvin
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Women’s Hockey blanks Neumann 3-0
The Oswego Women’s hockey team shutout Neumann 3-0 for their second straight victory. Seniors Catherine Cote and Melissa Seamont lead the way for the Lakers. Cote captured her second shutout of the season stopping 17 Knights shots.
Offensively, Melissa Seamont tallied two goals in the game while Alexa Amramburu added Oswego’s third goal for her first of her collegiate career.
The Lakers improved their record to 4-1-1 overall and 2-1-1 in the ECAC West.
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Oswego Completes the Sweep
By Jake Vanderbroek
The Oswego State men’s baseball team defeated New Paltz last Saturday by a score of 6-4. Brian Nolan tossed six scoreless innings with four strikeouts. Matt Bowman went an inning and a third to pick up his second save of the season. At the dish, Eli Holton went 2-for-3 including a triple in the first inning that drove in two. The Lakers return to the diamond on Wednesday as they host St. Lawrence. First pitch is scheduled for 4 pm.
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SUNY Oswego celebrates Earth day with “Shining Waters” clean-up
OSWEGO, NY — Earth Day 2019 marked a time of service for SUNY Oswego. Students from all across campus had united to take part in the “Shining Waters” Lakeside clean-up in celebration of the preservation of the earth. The Department of Community Services had sponsored the Lakeside cleanup, which took place at the very edge of Lake Ontario itself. Students collected trash and non-recyclables on the ground to dispose of and help to make a difference on campus.
“I feel like a lot of more people need to get involved, it needs to be put out there more,” student David Hagen said. “It’s actually pretty good that we’re actually helping our environment on its most important day.”
SUNY Oswego has already attempted to promote sustainability and proper disposal of materials on campus. The students hope that those on and off campus can still contribute to improving the campus community and the world for the better.
“We can all do, like, little cleanups like this. Like, this only takes about an hour to clean up just a little bit,” student Kristie Reitz said. “There’s parts in Oswego that need cleaning up that other students may not know about. Everybody could just do a little bit in their own area and that’ll make a big difference.”
For more information about sustainability on campus at SUNY Oswego, visit oswego.edu/sustainability.
