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Sports
Post season action is set for several Oswego High School teams and athletes while other squads finish up the regular season. On Friday night the Lady Bucs hockey team competes in the semifinal round of the girls’ hockey state frozen four at Skaneateles.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: FBLA Means Business
Future Business Leaders of America club members clean up with lots of first place finishes at a recent competition — and some will now go on to the state competition. Also, the day’s sports news and commentaries.
Obituaries
Floyd H. Shatraw, 81
Floyd H. Shatraw, 81 and a resident of 95 Waterloo St., Clyde, NY, and formerly of Oswego, died Wednesday morning Feb. 10, 2010, in the Newark-Wayne Community Hospital.
Fulton Daily News
School Budget Situation Goes From Bad To ‘Bleak’
School officials from around the region met in Onondaga County Saturday for a breakfast meeting with their state legislators. At the same time, a publication sent to school board members arrived, containing a commentary from the leader of Democrats in the state Legislature, Sheldon Silver. The message from both was clear: Expect cuts in state aid to schools.
“It’s not a surprise, but it’s rather troubling,” said Fulton Superintendent of Schools Bill Lynch.
Community
Slots Available For 2010 – 11 Oswego School District Universal Pre-Kindergarten
The Oswego City School District is gearing up to welcome the next class of Pre-Kindergarten students. Applications for the program are now available.
Fulton Daily News
Valley News, Patriot Sold To Syracuse-based Chain
The company that owns The Valley News and the Fulton Patriot has sold the publications to the company that prints the two newspapers.
Vincent and Ronald Caravan, the father and son team that operated the publications (and the Valley News Advertiser, a weekly shopper) for 38 years turned over the keys last week to the Scotsman Press, Syracuse-based owner of 18 publications throughout Central New York.
Community
Fred Crisafulli Discusses New Sea Scout Ship
On Sunday, Feb. 7, Hiawatha Seaway Council celebrated the 100th birthday of the Boy Scouts of America.
Fulton Daily News
Hannibal School Board Agenda For Tonight’s Meeting
The Board of Education will take up the long-running discussion of a possible land acquisition. Also tonight: a board member’s desire for a Junior ROTC program will come up, as will a discussion about setting up an educational foundation and a board member’s investigation of a consolidation plan in a nearby county.
Arts and Entertainment
The Oswego Children’s Theater’s Teen Twin Bill of “Juvie†and “Crying Out†set to Open in March
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