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Man who shot himself after a nearly 12-hour standoff in Oswego County park dies Updated 11:02 AM; Today 9:31 AM A man was taken to Upstate University Hospital with self-inflicted gunshot wounds after a nearly 12-hour standoff with police Tuesday, May 11, 2021. (Courtesy of New York State police) Facebook Share The man was pronounced dead Wednesday afternoon at Upstate University Hospital, police said. Police were called to Mexico Community Park in the village of Mexico around 5:15 a.m. Tuesday to speak with the man, who was believed suicidal and possibly armed, according to Oswego County 91...

Nearly 12-hour standoff in Oswego County park ends when man shoots himself Updated May 14, 2021; Posted May 11, 2021 A man was taken to Upstate University Hospital with self-inflicted gunshot wounds after a nearly 12-hour standoff with police Tuesday, May 11, 2021. (Courtesy of New York State police) Facebook Share Original report Mexico, N.Y. — A nearly 12-hour standoff between a man and police that caused some Oswego County schools to go into lockdown ended Tuesday when the man shot himself, state police said. The man is in critical condition at Upstate University Hospital, said Trooper...

Oswego County schools in lockout as police respond to call about suicidal man at park Updated May 11, 2021; Town of Mexico, N.Y. — A call about a person in crisis at an Oswego County park has prompted a lockout at Mexico-area schools. Officers were called to Mexico Community Park around 5:15 a.m. to speak with a man who was believed suicidal and possibly armed, an Oswego County 911 dispatcher said. Six hours later, officers remain at the park on Route 104 in the town of Mexico, he said. The man is suicidal and is in his car in the park, said Trooper Jack Keller, New York State Police spoke...

MEXICO - Students at the Mexico Academy and Central School District will attend school fully remote at least this week after two members of its transportation department tested positive for

MEXICO - All in-person students at Mexico Academy and Central School District (MACS) will attend school in-person four or five days per week, administration officials say, beginning sometime in late April. A letter sent to the district community by MACS Superintendent Dr. Donna Runner said elementary and middle school students from pre-K to eighth grade would return in-person for five days per week while Mexico High School’s grades nine through 12 would be back four days per week. “We are incredibly happy to be offering more in-person instruction in the near future to better support...