Here’s an opportunity to help people in crisis and have a chance to win prizes that promise to provide some rootin’-tootin’ good times. Oswego County Opportunities is holding a “Rootin’-Tootin’ Raffle” with three exciting prizes, and the name helps describe them.
Yost, a senior majoring in History and Political Science, received the John C. Shinn Memorial Prize (history, political science, economics) during Heidelberg’s celebration of academic, athletic, service and leadership achievements among individual students, student organizations and faculty members.
Sponsored by Fulton Community School, the event will be held from 4-6 p.m. May 14 at the Fulton Junior High School. Attendees will have the chance to talk to a variety of local businesses and organizations that will share their experiences and highlight the soft and hard skills required to succeed in their line of work.
At about 12:10 p.m. today (April 29), G. Ray Bodley High School was notified by police of a “suspicious individual” in the vicinity of the school. Superintendent Bill Lynch said a lockdown of the school then ensued. “The individual was found not to be a threat and the school then went back to business,” said Lynch. The person in question never entered the school.
A single-vehicle accident sent one driver to the hospital today (April 29), and left a portion of State Route 48 closed. The collision occurred around 2 p.m. as the vehicle left the east side of the road and struck a utility pole, shearing the pole near the ground and leaving low hanging power lines. A section of State Route 48 between Munn Street and O’Brien Glenway remains closed to allow National Grid to make repairs to the electrical service.
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