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RaiderNet Daily: Mentoring is Helping
A mentoring program is making a difference at G. Ray Bodley. Also today: a key stretch lies ahead for the Raider hockey team, and it’s time to make your Super Bowl picks.
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New Book Examines Evolution vs. Intelligent Design in Science Education
Roger Taylor, a SUNY Oswego assistant professor of psychology, wants the next generation of science educators to understand that teaching evolution as doctrine, diametrically opposed to those who believe in intelligent design, sends an arrogant, counterproductive message to their students.
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County Court Judge Speaks To Oswego Sunrise Rotary
Don Todd told Oswego Sunrise Rotary about his new position as Oswego County Court Judge. He has attended training for new judges in White Plains. Since returning to Oswego, he has worked in Oswego County Family Court.
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Sports Anchor Talks With WBUC Students
Chris Watson, YNN sports anchor and ESPN announcer, visited the Oswego High School recently to discuss sports broadcasting with students of WBUC.
Community
Fresh Food Distribution Announced
On Feb. 9 the Emergency Services Program of Catholic Charities of Oswego County, in cooperation with the Food Bank of Central New York, will sponsor a fresh food distribution.
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Catholic Charities Recognizes Adult Mentors
In recognition of National Mentoring Month, Catholic Charities of Oswego County recognized adults participating in the agency’s Community Mentoring program.
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Anna J. Mills, 90
Anna J. Mills, 90, of Pennellville, NY, died at Pontiac Care & Rehab Center, Oswego.
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RaiderNet Daily: Laying Down the Law
Law Day turns out to be a success. Also, the Raiders fall to J-D, and why paying for college is a big step.
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Fulton’s Mayor Not Too Worried About State Aid Cut
The city of Fulton will likely suffer a cut in its aid from the state, but Mayor Ron Woodward is actually relieved.
“I thought it would be a lot worse than that,” he said of the $33,000 cut in the city’s aid.
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links for 2011-02-03
TAP proposal maintains cuts, requires higher grades College students who turn to the state won't be expecting any extra help next year, and will have to keep their grades up to maintain the assistance they're […]