Have you noticed that some tobacco products’ packages look a lot like the packages of other products that kids like, such as candy, gum and soda? Some students have, and so has the Tobacco Free Network of Oswego County. See some examples and hear some of their proposed solutions, inside.
Juniors take a day to look at colleges. Also today: Should Brett Favre hang it up; a peek inside an acting class; and a preview of the winter sports season.
The cuts to the state DEC are the focus of a hearing today. Also: See how a Cornell prof reacted when a student yawned in his class. And some good news — premature births are falling.
“I can honestly tell you that it scared me to death,” said Dakota Hicks, a G. Ray Bodley High School student who recently spent a day behind the walls of Auburn Correctional Facility. Read his compelling story of his meeting with four convicted murders and the effort to get him back on the right path.
Also today: Deadlines loom for seniors; the OCAY team has a difficult day; and some thoughts on Harry Potter.
Members of the Fulton Common Council honored the organizers of the annual Thanksgiving Dinner at State Street United Methodist Church, a free dinner that is open to anyone.
Lots of state news today, including word that a midyear state budget deficit might be larger than expected. Also today: coupon shoppers go upscale; cigarette buyers cross state lines; and big chunks of the state may be for sale.
Penn Traffic, the company that owned and then shut down P&C at the end of a long battle against bankruptcy, sued the city to lower the assessment on the company’s store at River Glen Plaza.
The store was assessed at $2 million; Penn Traffic wanted it lowered to $1 million.
Today: FBLA pizza sale provides holiday warmup; Harry Potter: the characters we love; and rumor is a small word with big implications.
A pickup truck slammed into a farm vehicle parked along the side of a street in the town of Schroeppel Monday night.
The accident left a teenager dead and another one badly hurt.
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