The event offered family fun activities, snacks, entertainment and information regarding health and wellness for families. Family director at the YMCA, Amy Leotta, explained that Healthy Kids Day is a national event for all YMCA’s across the country during the weekend of April 24-26. The overall intention of the event is to “promote better health and wellness for families,” Leotta explained.
Staff from Oswego County Opportunities Services to Aid Families program welcomed state and local officials and community members for a tree planting ceremony at William J. Farley Jr. Community Park in Phoenix. Held in recognition of National Crime Victims Week and Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the tree planting honored victims of crime in Oswego County.
A large tribute was made in honor of Mike Mulcahey, one of the founders of the Little League Girls’ Softball program. The girls’ softball field will be named Mike Mulcahey field.
Today’s News: Big deadlines coming for the prom and senior trip, and look back into the past pages of RND and The Raider are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News: Josh Batstone concert announced and a win for the girls’ track team are in today’s
edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News: Recycling efforts have extended into the elementary ranks and don’t forget about the
dress code.
State Police in Fulton arrested Kerri M. Kline, 23, from Hannibal, for Burglary 2nd, a class “C” felony.
Kline is accused of unlawfully entering a residence sometime between April 11 and 13, located on Pine Drive in the town of Schroeppel and stealing several jewelry items.
Today’s News: The winner of the Historical Tournament of Champions, prom dress sale wraps up and more included in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Dozens of bowlers saddled up on Saturday to help Oswego County Opportunities corral some much-needed funding. “This is one of our major fundraising events,” Betsy Copps, OCO director of information and compliance, said of the Rodeo Bowl at Lakeview Lanes. OCO has held the bowling fundraiser every spring for more than 10 years. Copps said that about 30,000 people receive services annually in the county. “That’s about one out of every four people according to population standards,” she added. “So it is very possible it could be helping someone you know.”
All schools in the Fulton City School District have a buzzer system to allow entrance into the buildings to ensure the safety of their students and staff. But, just how effective is this system? Oswego County Today’s Mikayla Kemp visited the schools to see for herself. The following is her report. “I love my kid’s school. The teachers are great. But, safety is not as precise as they say,” said one Granby Elementary parent.
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