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Weather Notebook For March 14, 2013
Continued cold and snowy for Friday.
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Oswego County Unemployment Soars to Record High
Unemployment in Oswego County touched a 23 year high in January as joblessness staged its seasonal surge across Upstate New York.
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Fulton Schools Budget Aims to Keep Programs in Place, With Low Tax Hike
Keeping everything in place in the Fulton City School District for next year will cost about $3.1 million more than this year. The trick is in filling that gap. Fulton’s Board of Education reviewed the […]
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Weather Notebook For March 12, 2013
Turning colder on Wednesday with snow flurries likely.
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Raffle of Original Art Supports Lake Reclamation Effort
Love “funkadelic” art? Chester’s Bar and Grill in Fulton is currently raffling off a piece of shell art to raise money for the Lake Neatahwanta Revitalization Project.
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Layoffs at Valley News as Owners Shut Down All Pennysavers
Fulton’s Valley News suffered layoffs but will remain open as the company that owns the newspaper shut down all of its other weekly publications Monday. Scotsman Media Group of Syracuse announced that the final editions […]
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Weather Notebook For March 11, 2013
After a warm Monday, Tuesday will cool down before Wednesday really chills out.
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Emotional Senior Night Closes the Curtain on Quirk’s Players Presentation of “Hello, Dolly!”
This weekend Quirk’s Players of G. Ray Bodley High School in Fulton pulled off another amazing show with their presentation of Hello, Dolly!
For the seniors among the cast and crew, the final performance was an emotional farewell to their high school performance careers.
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HOPE Club creates smiles in “Frienduary”
Today’s News In The Raider: Quirk’s Players’ “Hello, Dolly” continues.
And, Signups scheduled for Bodley’s Got Talent 2013
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Rotary Clubs Support Books For The World Project
Fulton Rotarians Steve Osborne, Tom Albegore, Lori Greeney with her son Ryan, Len Ellis, Nancy Ellis and Jerry Seguin have just finished packing two pallets of discarded school books to be shipped to Third World Countries.