Dowdle Funeral Home
William C. Mercier, 95
William C. Mercier, 95, a resident of 150 E. First St., passed away on Tuesday April 7, 2010, at St. Luke Health Services.
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Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Food For Thought
You can’t beat a lead like this one: “Without a doubt, high school students always have food on the brain.” So true, and it was the topic of a meeting with the high school’s Principal this week. Also today, an effort to lift the spirits of a sick student, and a softball win.
Oswego Daily News
Three Charged With Violating Hawking & Peddling Ordinance
On April 1 Oswego Police were notified of a suspicious person(s) traveling door to door soliciting the sale of energy. Several individuals were located, and after an investigation were determined to have been violating the city’s Hawking / Peddling Ordinance.
Community
Oswego Boy Determined To Help Animal Shelter
Zac Caruso decided that he had to do something to help animals and raise awareness of the problem of cruelty to animals. He has begun a can/bottle drive for the benefit of the animals at the Oswego shelter.
Community
Art Exhibition Winners Announced
Ron Throop of Oswego won the Best of Show award at this year’s Lakeside Statewide Juried Art Exhibition sponsored by the Art Association of Oswego.
Community
OCO Welcomes New Board Members
Executive director of Oswego County Opportunities, Diane Cooper-Courier introduced the new members of OCO’s board of directors during the agency’s annual meeting held March 24 at Springside at Seneca Hill.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Will Charge To Remove TVs, Monitors & Microwaves
It’s going to cost you to put some electronic devices to the curb in Fulton from now on. The only question is whether it will cost you a little or a lot.
Tuesday, Fulton’s Common Council approved a set of fees to cover the cost of picking up TVs, monitors and microwaves as part of the city’s trash and garbage pickup.
Sports
Oswego Girl’s Varsity Lacrosse Mounts Comeback to Beat Auburn in Thriller
A strong Oswego surge after the half helped to regain the lead and put away the pesky Auburn Maroons. After trailing 8-6, the Lady Bucs scored five straight goals to open the half. Oswego (3-0) regained the lead and kept it even after a late Auburn (1-3) surge.
Sports
Oswego JV Girls Fall To Auburn
Visiting Auburn jumped out to a quick 3 – 0 lead, and the JV Lady Bucs were unable to get any closer. The scrappy Auburn team capitalized on their ability to get ground balls and control the draw circle to lead at the half 9 – 2.
Community
SUNY Oswego Students Win Awards at National Technology Conference
SUNY Oswego’s team of nine students competed in four events and won two first-place awards and one second-place award at the Technology Education Collegiate Association national conference in March in Charlotte, N.C.