Month: November 2017

Fulton Daily News

Fulton Man Facing Rape, Several Other Charges

November 9, 2017 Contributor

Gary Melvin Goodale, of Fulton, was arrested after an investigation by the Fulton Police Department and charged with first-degree rape as well as other charges. He is alleged to have had sexual intercourse, physical sexual contact and sexual contact with a foreign object with an eight-year-old girl. It also alleged that he had physical sexual contact, oral sexual contact with a nine-year-old boy as well as physical sexual contact with an eight-year-old boy.

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Students sit captivated during the presentation, listening to the personal human stories of those affected.
Oswego Daily News

Thirst Project Seeks To Make A Difference In Water Crisis

November 9, 2017 Intern

On Nov. 1, the Oswego State campus was visited by two members of the Thirst Project. The presenters, Kangi Downing and Brandon Howa, travel across the country to different middle schools, high schools and Universities to speak. The Thirst Project is an organization of volunteers that is devoted to raising funds to build fresh-water wells in developing countries. It also works to raise awareness of the water crisis and the dramatic adverse effects it has on human life.

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Mia Fierro carrying the puck into the Clinton Zone.
Sports

Oswego Sub Shop Peewees Defeat Binghamton, Clinton

November 9, 2017 Submitted article

On Saturday, the Oswego Sub Shop Peewees traveled to the Ice House in Binghamton to take on the Binghamton Junior Devils emerging victorious with a score of 4-3. On Sunday The Sub Shop Peewees hosted Clinton at the Crisafulli rink. The Oswego squad battled for two periods in a close game, before scoring six straight goals in the third to earn the 9-2 victory.

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Community

WSYR Meteorologist Seeks To Inspire Next Generation Of Scientists

November 8, 2017 Submitted article

Near the end of her presentation to seventh graders at Central Square Middle School on Wednesday, WSYR Meteorologist Kate Thornton was asked by a student about her favorite part of the job. “Honestly, doing events like this,” Thornton said. “Getting out of the studio, being able to talk to kids and hopefully inspire them to pursue a career in STEM (science, math, engineering or technology).”

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