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This Friday is opening night for Agatha Christie’s hugely popular whodunit, “The Mousetrap,” directed by Oswego Players’ favorite, Inez Manor Parker.

OCO Guardian Angel Discovers WIC

The honorary head pin for Oswego County Opportunities’ upcoming Bowl-A-Fun, the Pink Guardian Angel, discovered the many benefits of the WIC program when it stopped by the program’s Fulton site at 701 Hannibal St.

United Way Wraps Up 60 Minute Challenge

More than two dozen community residents answered the United Way’s call to take the 60 Minute Challenge.

Catholic Charities Welcomes New Intensive Parent Educators

Program supervisor Andrea Burritt has announced that Kristian Allen and Jacqueline Cowher have joined the staff of Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s Parent Education Program as Intensive Parent Educators.

Agenda for Tonight’s Fulton Common Council Meeting

1. Approve minutes – February 1. 2011 meeting 2. Advertise for Public Hearing — Proposed Local Law to amend Subsection 112-1 “Weapons and Other Hazards” 3. Clerk’s Report – December ’10 4. Clerk’s Report – […]

Carmen “Carmelo” Garcia, 41

Carmen “Carmelo” Garcia, 41, of Fulton died unexpectedly Friday due to a work accident.

SUNY Oswego Students to Stage Readings of Winning 10-page Plays

The winners of SUNY Oswego’s 18th annual New Voices playwriting competition will showcase their 10-page works Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 19 and 20, in staged readings.

Hannibal Administrators Will Outline Dire Cutback Possibilities Wednesday; Music Supporters Begin to Worry

The music department head says she was told high school music will be recommended for shutdown. The high school principal says that’s not true — he’s just giving the Board of Education the information they asked for.

Either way, Hannibal’s fight over which programs survive a fresh round of budget cuts is beginning to gear up.

RaiderNet Daily: Section III Champs

Fulton’s wrestlers bring home a Section III title and a record number of individual titles. Also — a big upset favors the volleyball squad and why you should just take Valentine’s Day as it is.

75 Homeless Students in the Fulton School District Brings Concern that Money for Their Program Could End

There are more homeless teenagers in the Fulton City School District than you might think there are.

Administrator Geri Geitner recently told the Board of Education that 75 students qualify as homeless at the moment.