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Fulton Councilman Warns City Residents of IRS Scam
Second Ward councilman, Daniel Knopp warned city of Fulton residents of a recent IRS scam circulating through the area.
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Fulton City Council Presents Resolution of Respect for Donald H. Gardner
Mayor of Fulton, Ronald Woodward, and the rest of the city council acknowledged the late Donald Gardner at a council meeting on October 5 with a resolution of respect. Presented to Gardner’s son and grandson, the council took the time to recognize and thank Gardener’s family for the service to the city they have provided.
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The Swimmers Are Raring To Go
Today’s News: Check out last night’s sports results and an update on the fall play in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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Volleyball Keeps Rolling
Today’s News: Class of 2019 officers, and a familiar face is about to say goodbye in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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A Strong Showing By The Raider Golfers
Today’s News: A big week ahead for the Fulton soccer teams and ‘Leave the diagnosis to the professionals’ are included in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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The End Of A Tradition
Today’s News: Big wins for Raider soccer, a profile of GRB’s newest administrator and more are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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Fulton School Board Reviews Grades 3-8 Standardized Testing Results for 2015
The Fulton City Board of Education released and reviewed standardized testing results for grades 3-8 for the 2014-2015 school year at its September 29 meeting. Elizabeth Conners, executive director of instruction and assessment, presented the assessment report’s results to the board and the meeting’s audience. Overall, Conners emphasized the opportunity for growth and areas for improvement.
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October Is The Time For A Good Scare
Today’s News: Germs are in the air, and the boys’ soccer team is state ranked in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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Wheelchair, Handicapped Accessible Trail Completed At Great Bear
The volunteer stewards of Great Bear Springs Recreational Area have completed a wheelchair, handicapped accessible trail at Great Bear. Named the Apple Trail, the trail is approximately .4-mile, meandering through canopied sections of the original apple orchard.
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A Successful Night For The Raider Girls
Today’s News: Language club news and how to avoid those striped “cats” in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.