BREAKING NEWS: The City of Fulton has declared a SNOW EMERGENCY effective at 3 p.m. (March 12, 2014). Snow and gusting winds along with a forecast of significant snowfall this evening have created very hazardous driving conditions. Motorists are advised against any unnecessary travel. Vehicles will be towed if they become stuck or if they present a hazard.
The final decision whether the Fulton Wastewater 
Treatment Plant will become part of the city or continue to be in the town of Granby and taxed accordingly is expected to be handed down any day by the New York State Court of Appeals. “A three judge panel, the final step – they will decide if annexation is in the best interest of the general public,” Mayor Ron Woodward said during a phone interview last week.
Today’s News In The Raider: Bodley artists put their talents to work in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News In The Raider: Meet some of the Curtains cast members and check out the latest installment of Neal Burke’s space epic, The Fugitives, in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News In The Raider: Quirk’s Players continue the countdown to Curtains, and meet our musician of the week in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News In The Raider: Youth 4 Youth has been busy, and a strong finish for the boys’ indoor track team highlight today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
UPDATE: According to the state police accusatory instruments and sworn depositions filed this morning, the three young suspects went to Miller’s residence armed with a 10-inch kitchen knife, metal pipe, rusty hammer and a butter knife in order to rob “an ounce of weed.”
Today’s News In The Raider: A look at the strife in Venezuela in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily, and only three days until Curtains opens at G. Ray Bodley’s auditorium.
The New York State Police in Fulton announce the arrest of three individuals as a result of the investigation into the death of Anthony J Miller, which occurred February 3, in the town of Granby. Three Baldwinsville teens are facing murder charges
A reform measure to halt use of Social Services electronic benefit transfer cards in strip joints and casinos was passed by the state Senate last month but the bill remains stuck in the Assembly’s Social Services Committee costing $120 million in federal aid. Bill co-sponsor Senator Patty Ritchie said, “Welfare benefits are intended to help those who have fallen on hard times, to feed their families and make ends meet, and taxpayer dollars shouldn’t be used to buy booze, cigarettes and lottery tickets.”
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