An Oswego Town man who allegedly lead police on a high-speed chase last fall, attempting at one point to run over an officer, has rejected a plea bargain. He would have faced 3.5 years in state prison, 3.5 years of probation and restitution. Now, Peter Losurdo III could face more jail time if convicted.
Matthew J. Parker, 51, of 217 S. Third St., Fulton, was arrested on Jan. 21 following an investigation by the City of Fulton Police Department.
Fulton’s wrestlers drive home with another title. Also: How much do class sizes matter?
Unemployment in Oswego County ended 2010 where it began — with one in every nine people out of a job.
The jobless rate for December, 2010 was 11.1%, up sharply from November, when the jobless rate was 10%. That’s the highest jobless rate in all of Upstate New York, and second-highest in the state, behind the Bronx’ 12% unemployment rate.
Today inside RaiderNet Daily: Senior Class notes key deadlines; wrestlers prime for Section III Duals with big win; getting organized in small steps; learning to ski: halfway there; NFL Picks-championship style, and; video games are the scapegoat again.
A sad and bizarre two year old case — involving a 14 year old in Granby allegedly making explicit videos involving toddlers — ends with a judge’s sentence in England for another teenager.
Aldermen this week approved the bid of a company to remove underground gas tanks and the above-ground gas pumps at the former Valero gas station near Price Chopper.
The Red Raider hockey team takes an OT win. Also, a superstorm could be headed to California and the Dance Team hits hard times.
We’ll leave it to student writer Brenna Merry to explain what she’s unhappy about: “Every day as I try to open my locker I have to deal with a couple in
a full on tongue battle. In a hurry to get my books and go to class I have
to subtly cough or say “excuse me” to this heated couple so they move
out of the way.”
Also today — Raider sports teams suffer losses and enjoy successes, and a Jersey Shore poll.
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