RaiderNet Daily Reaches A Milestone
Today’s News: The countdown toward the prom continues, the importance of the library and a big first win for boys lacrosse are in the 700th edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News: The countdown toward the prom continues, the importance of the library and a big first win for boys lacrosse are in the 700th edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Fulton Public Library was selected as the favorite among 43 local libraries that gained votes and 55 local librarians won rave reviews in an online poll conducted by Senator Patty Ritchie to mark National Library Week, April 12- 18. More than 200 votes were cast for the region’s best libraries and most outstanding librarians.
Today’s News: Opening day wins for Raider track, and the things people fear are all part of today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Investigators learned that the child’s mother, Kayleana Sushereba, 22, of Leitch Street, Fulton, had reported to a relative that the child had accidentally burned itself while her boyfriend, Jeremy Wright, 32, also of Leitch Street, was pouring a hot bath. Through the course of the investigation, however, it was discovered that Wright had allegedly caused the injury to the child by forcibly holding its hands in scalding hot water from the bathtub faucet as a form of discipline.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development today (April 14) awarded $2,161,041 in grants to support 16 housing counseling organizations in New York to help families and individuals with their housing needs and to prevent future foreclosures.
Today’s News: The power of music and some can’t miss movies are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News: The benefits of community service and a look at next year’s football schedule are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News: Girls’ lacrosse returns to winning ways, and 13 things to smile about are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
On January 7, State Police in Fulton arrested Robert A. Boyd, 29, at the Granby Wal-Mart, where Boyd was employed as a cashier. Boyd was charged with Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument 1st degree for possessing counterfeit $100 bills. The investigation determined that Boyd was working together with the individual pictured in the attached surveillance photos to pass counterfeit money.
Members of the G. Ray Bodley High School Concert and Jazz Band became stars of their own Disney show on March 28 and 29 when they entertained resort guests at Waterside Stage at Downtown Disney and Melody Gardens Theatre at the Epcot Park. The group traveled from Fulton to the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida to take part in the Disney Performing Arts Program.
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