Every school in Oswego County will benefit a little bit from the settlement of a legal case against the Michaels arts and crafts store chain.
New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced Monday that Michaels Stores, Inc. will send every school building within driving distance of a Michaels store a gift card for $300.
The rain started last night. But it will end today.
In the first edition of RaiderNet Daily for the new school year, student journalists show us what the school looks like after the summer’s budget cuts.
In three stories, you’ll read about larger study halls, the anguish over the elimination of the Advisory program, and the fund drive for the drama program to make up for cutbacks.
It’s another sunny Monday. And, Tuesday doesn’t look half bad, either
No charges have been filed at this time in the crash that killed a 46-year-old man and sent another to the hospital Thursday night. The accident remains under investigation.
A person living in the home woke up and saw the burglar standing in the living room. The intruder ran out a back door.
But the resident described the clothing the burglar was wearing, and within minutes, police found the person they think broke into the home.
At about 1 a.m. Wednesday, Fulton Police responded to a report of a burglary in progress at a residence located in the 1000 block of Cayuga Street. A suspect was caught a short time later.
Wednesday was rain-free. Today is a different story.
Fulton schools opened a little more full than they were a year ago.
There were 3,667 students in classrooms throughout the district on opening day this year. That’s up 68 from last year, according to Executive Director of Instruction and Assessment Betsy Conners.
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