Obituaries
John C. Greeney Sr., 80
John C. Greeney Sr., 80, of 222 E. Second St., passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by his loving family on Oct. 18, 2009.
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Bucs In Action All Weekend
Oswego tennis, volleyball, and soccer walked off with victories over the weekend. Read about all the action.
Community
Japanese Rotarian Visits Fulton
Miwako Minami, a member of the Wakayama City Rotary Club in Southern Japan visited the Fulton Rotary Club during a visit to Oswego Industries in Fulton and SUNY Oswego.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Homecoming Highlights
Today inside G. Ray Bodley High, student journalists show us what Homecoming celebrations looked like. Also, it’s Senior Day for varsity girls soccer, a fundraiser tonight at Fajita Grill for the Class of 2011, and a poll on a good theme for the next school dance.
Community
Save the Date for the Oswego County Holiday Farmers Market
The first ever Oswego County Holiday Farmers Market will be held on Saturday, December 5th, 2009. Visit the market and find great holiday gifts from local Agricultural Producers.
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Monday News and Weather
The area’s ONLY local newscast isn’t on radio or TV, it’s here on the Web… [podcast]http://RadioOswego.com/1019News.mp3[/podcast] Hear much more at our site: RadioOswego.com
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What Makes Today So Special
[podcast]http://RadioOswego.com/1019Almnc.mp3[/podcast] Hear much more at our home page: RadioOswego.com
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Schools Closing In On New Mascot And Logo
They used to be the “Red Raiders” and their mascot was a proud Native American in an Iroquois headband.
Now, the district’s only logo is the red “F” you see at left. And they’re just the “Raiders” these days. (Or, at least, that’s what they’re supposed to be called.)
But soon, the district may have a new mascot and logo, thanks to a school marketing class project.
Community
Panel at SUNY Oswego to Debate Health-Care Reform Myths, Realities
The panel is an opportunity to get beyond the noise and to the facts behind the health-care debate, said Nola Heidlebaugh, coordinator of the college’s Civic Engagement Coalition.
Community
SUNY Oswego’s 18th Annual United Way Walkathon
The Walk-A-Thon sponsored by SUNY Oswego’s Auxiliary Services, raises not only money for the community but also facilitates the unique opportunity for public relations students who plan and organize the event to get valuable hands-on experience in the field of public relations.