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Today’s News: An opinion on the Syrian refugee controversy and a Raider sports update and more.
Today’s News: An opinion on the Syrian refugee controversy and a Raider sports update and more.
On Thursday, December 10, investigators with the Oswego County Drug Task Force arrested James A. Capozzi, 49, of 13 Ellen St., Fulton and Melissa S. Ives, 37, of 9 N. Fourth St., Fulton. The arrests were based on a Drug Task Force investigation into the possession and sales of heroin within the city of Fulton. Further charges against Capozzi and Ives for possession with intent and sale of heroin are pending at this time.
‘An UnFair Advantage’ is the final chapter in the life of her son. In its pages the story of his murder unfolds, revealing that “there is still a great police force in parts of this country and that bad things happen to good people.” “As I planned this book, I thought of how lucky I was to have his assailant captured and serving a life sentence. But, being able to see beyond the hurt took time, which is something I remember my English teacher saying: ‘Take your time and figure it out,'” the author said.
The accident happened at 9:07 a.m. on Route 49. The 46 students on board at the time of the accident were all evaluated by medical personnel, and three students were transported to the hospital in an abundance of caution. The driver of the passenger vehicle was extricated from the car and taken to the hospital for treatment.
Kayla N. Dagostino was arrested following a traffic stop. Investigators believe the cocaine she allegedly possessed was intended for sale in the city of Oswego. The cocaine that was seized has an estimated street value of approximately $3,000.
Today’s News: “Happy Holidays,” the history of Hannukah and the history of Star Wars are all part of today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News: Some new movies, and financial aid night at GRB are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
The city of Fulton got into the Christmas spirit during its annual tree lighting jubilee. Held at the municipal building both inside and outside, as well as at the Public Library, a crowd of considerable size showed up to partake in the festivities. Superintendent of Parks and Recreation, Barry Ostrander, said the event had an excellent turnout this year. “This is probably the biggest one yet. We’ve had good turnouts in the past but this appears to be the biggest,” said Ostrander.
On Saturday (December 5), at approximately 6:20 a.m., State Police in Fulton responded to a one-car crash on County Route 45 in the town of Palermo. The driver was ejected and thrown sixty feet.
On Dec. 1, Fulton Police charged Jared J. Sieber, 33, of Fulton, with an assortment of criminal charges following the investigation into a physical domestic dispute. At about 12:30 p.m., it is alleged that Sieber violated a stay-away order of protection issued by Fulton City Court by being at the home of the victim. Sieber then allegedly grabbed the victim by the neck, pushed her to the floor, and choked the victim until she began to lose consciousness.
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