Fulton Daily News
Quirk’s Players Receive Award Nominations
Today’s News: Burning ban extension and a few opinions on senior skip day are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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Fulton Youth Get A Taste Of Various Careers
The Fulton City School District held a local career fair on May 14. Hosted at the Fulton Junior High School, 12 local businesses presented at the event. “It’s nice to know what we have available locally,” said parent Mary Jane Porter. Attendees had the chance to hear from various businesses.
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Wins For Softball and Tennis
Today’s News: An interesting class project and much more are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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The Fulton Teachers’ Association honors 15 Bodley Students
Today’s News: Spring fever is in the air, and another tough night for Raider teams are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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A Tough Tuesday Night For Raider Forces
Today’s News: Taking a stand in class and senior T-shirts are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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A Record-Setting Senior
Today’s News: Some interesting laws, and the girls’ lacrosse keeps rolling in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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Large Trucks Cause Concern for Fulton Residents
Many Fulton residents have noticed the abundant amount of large Riccelli trucks traveling through the city causing curiosity and concerns to rise. A concerned member of the community brought up these large trucks making frequent trips through town at the most recent city council meeting. The individual brought forward worries of damage to city roads due to the weight and the size of the trucks on the narrow street of West First Street South.
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Good News For Raider Lacrosse Fans, Girls Beat J-D
Today’s News: Teacher Appreciation Week, Honoring Mom, NYSSMA Solo Fest and At The Movies. Who could ask for more?
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The Raider Track Teams Win Big
Today’s News: Looking back on four years, and study tips for the upcoming tests are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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Local Greenhouses Help Residents Prepare for Spring Season
“April showers bring May flowers,” that’s how the old saying goes. With May comes the much anticipated colors of spring; bright, beautiful flowers and gardens. “After our awful winter, it’s nice to see color. Even just green!” said Cindy Paine, who owns Oliver Paine Greenhouses with her husband, Oliver. Local greenhouses and gardens are preparing for the warm weather that makes it possible to grow flowers, vegetables and herbs.