Oswego Daily News
Utica Street Bridge Work Schedule Set
Work is set to get under way on the bridge next week. They will keep one lane of traffic open both ways during the project.
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Community
Minetto Musical Production Of ‘The Lion King’ Outstanding
Students from Minetto presented a musical spectacle with the presentation of “The Lion King.â€Â
Community
‘Stone Soup Too’ Luncheon Set March 23
In an effort to raise awareness of the food shortage in Oswego County and help fill the shelves of area food pantries, the United Way of Greater Oswego County will hold its second annual ‘Stone Soup Too’ Luncheon.
Community
Leighton Students Have Hearts For Others
Several Frederick Leighton Elementary School sixth graders had an idea to conduct a “Hearts for Haiti†project to raise funds to donate to earthquake relief.
Fulton Daily News
Common Council Notes: It’s Sidewalk Fixing Time
Fulton residents: Got a cracked sidewalk? Now’s the time to call your Alderman.
“We’re looking at the sidewalk list,” said Common Council member Kim Roy, who asked residents of the 6th Ward to call her with locations of sidewalks that need attention.
Obituaries
R. Virginia Taylor, 85
R. Virginia Taylor, 85, of 5565 St. Rt. 104, Scriba, passed away March 17, 2010 at home.
Obituaries
Gabriel Granger, 34
Gabriel Granger, 34; of Fulton died Saturday at St. Joseph’s Hospital, Syracuse.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Standoff Ends Peacefully
A Fulton man who got into a fight at home ran off before police could talk to him, according to police. He came home later and locked police out of the home for several hours.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Test Results
Opinions differ on whether cutting Regents exams would be a good thing or a bad thing. Students like the idea of fewer tests; teachers are less certain. Also: see who was wearin’ the Green on St. Patrick’s Day. And a commentary on why it’s a bad idea to coast through your senior year.
Fulton Daily News
Cheers For Students, Criticism For Teachers’ Union As Hannibal Meets On Its School Budget Deficit
Hannibal taxpayers praised students and denounced the teachers’ union as the district explained again why it may have to cut jobs, sports and music; raise taxes by a large amount; or both.
Several dozen students sat directly in front of the Board of Education, taking up the first five rows of the auditorium. They all wore white t-shirts that bore their new organization’s name: SOS, for “Save Our School”.