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Alice E. Constanza
Alice E. Constanza, 80, a resident of Cook Street, passed away on Friday Sept. 30, 2011.
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Fulton Daily News
Fulton Police Warn Residents
Over the past couple of weeks, the Fulton Police Department has investigated a number of complaints in which residents have reported allowing subjects into their homes, later discovering that items have been stolen. Initial reports show that the subjects are targeting the elderly.
Sports
Volleyball Teams Continue To Dominate
Volleyball teams are on a tear as varsity and jayvee squads have been successful. In recent action, the Oswego High School girls’ varsity squad battled with West Genesee en route to wins of 25-17, 25-19 and 25-15. Coach Ron Ahart has been enthusiastic over the balanced team play displayed by the Bucs against the Wildcats.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Police Announce 2 Drug Arrests
An Oswego resident and a Scriba resident were recently charged in connection with ongoing drug investigations. The two arrests, police said, aren’t related.
Oswego Daily News
Source: Tentative Agreement Avoids Midnight Strike at FitzPatrick
A source in a position to know tells Oswego County Today that a tentative agreement has been reached between Entergy and the union at its FitzPatrick nuclear plant.
There are no details available of the agreement yet, but the deal will prevent a strike by workers when the contract expires tonight.
As part of the tentative deal, the current contract has been extended a week to allow union workers to vote on the agreement.
The union and company are expected to release more details later Friday.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Tough Task Ahead For Football Squad
Today’s news: Tough task ahead for Raiders. The Fulton varsity football team will be a decided underdog this evening when the 0-4 Red Raiders travel to Whitesboro to face the #7 state-ranked Warriors.
Also check ot the NFL picks and tullying has to stop.
Community
Alliance Bank is Major Sponsor of Connections
Five dynamic speakers are scheduled to talk about Vision, Change & Growth at the 6th annual event for women from across New York State.
Fulton Daily News
Antique Gun Enthusiasts Meet in Fulton This Weekend
An important part of Fulton history will be celebrated this weekend when collectors of guns made in a famous Fulton factory come to town to talk about, look at, and fire their antique weapons.
Hunter Arms Homecoming Weekend features a display of L. C. Smith guns, which were made in the Fulton factory, and a shooting competition for those whose guns still work.
Community
“John, His Story” on Stage at First United Church
First United Church of Fulton, 33 South Third Street, Fulton will be the setting for the sacred drama, ‘John, His Story’, on Sunday, October 16th, at 6:30 pm. Twenty-seven characters are played by four actors as they tell the story of the miracles found in the Gospel according to St. John. A free will offering will be received.
Community
Rural Health Network’s How Does Tobacco Look on You? Campaign Recognizes Contributing Partners
Earlier this year the Rural Health Network of Oswego County, working in collaboration with the Oswego County Health Department, and the Tobacco Free Network, launched a campaign to help decrease point of sale advertising and to raise awareness of tobacco advertising and promotional materials aimed at women between the ages of 14 to 24.