Obituaries
Antonio Padua, 85
Antonio Padua, 85, of Oswego, passed away February 7, 2010.
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Sports
Quest for Winter Rainbows – Salmon and Oswego Rivers Sparkle with Steelhead This Time of Year
February finds a lot of New Yorkers complaining about the weather. They’re sick of snow banks lining sidewalks and streets, dirty slush soiling their shoes, pant legs and cars in streaks of mud and salt. But there’s a lot of color around if you know where to look for it, and the best place to catch a rainbow right now is Oswego County’s Lake Ontario tributaries.
Pet Health
Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health: Pet Vaccinations
Dear Porky and Buddy,
I just received a reminder card about vaccinations for my pets, a dog and a cat, but I keep hearing horror stories about the dangers of vaccinations and now I don’t know what to do. I hate to annoy my vet, as I basically adore her, but still, I worry. Do you have any suggestions?
Sports
OHS Wrestler Pins Down Crown
Shane Bartrum captured the Class AA 189 crown on the mat during the weekend while the number one hockey team in the state was nearly upset by the Bucs and the girls’ basketball and boys’ bowling teams swept their foes. Meanwhile, the boys’ varsity cagers lost and the girls’ jayvee five picked up a nail-biting win.
Newborns
Delaney Alyce Fellows
Delaney Alyce Fellows was born on Jan. 31, 2010.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: The End of the Story
The annual storytelling competition will be underway soon, but it will go on without G. Ray Bodley High School. Also today, a fire drill empties the school and the weekend’s sports roundup.
Sports
Fulton Takes Class A Wrestling Crown
Fulton is again the class of Class A, sweeping to a solid victory in the Section III Class A meet this past weekend in Fulton.
The Red Raiders posted a team score of 249, 50 points higher than second-place Indian River. See a gallery of photos from the meet by wrestling parent Michele Earl, inside.
Community
Environmental Stewards Join Panel on Sustainability at SUNY Oswego
Local and regional organizations will gather next month at SUNY Oswego for a public roundtable on environmental sustainability issues.
Fulton Daily News
Gallery: Winterfest Lets Hannibal Play In The Snow
Hannibal came together this past weekend for Winterfest, a weekend of outdoors activities designed to make the best of the harshest weather of the year. Lots of folks showed up for a variety of contests, food and music.
Click inside to see a gallery of photos from a few of Sunday’s events.
Community
Phoenix Head Start Students Enjoy Meeting An Owl
Jean Soprano talked to the children from the Phoenix-2 Head Start Preschool/UPK/Day Care and presented Eyesly Owl, talking about how and where owls live, about their feathers and what they eat.