Fulton Daily News

The Oswego River holds the answer to a small mystery: What did the earliest Erie Canal boats look like?

Veteran shipwreck explorers Jim Kennard and Roger Pawlowski this week announced that they’ve found and photographed a canal boat that likely dates to the earliest days of the statewide canal system.

Public Integrity Chairman Leaves With A Few Words Of Warning Michael Cherkasky is departing as chairman of the state Commission on Public Integrity effective Jan. 1, but not without a few words of warning. Wisconsin, […]

Hannibal’s Board of Education approved the retirement of Superintendent of Schools Mike DiFabio Wednesday night, a formality that comes as the district is already engaged in finding his successor.

The board’s vote was unanimous and came without comment.

Fulton’s National Honor Society is a lot larger today, after dozens of top-performing students were inducted.  Also today, an update on hunting season and the weekend’s NFL picks.

Odessa won't dissolve Residents in the Village of Odessa were weighing their options for more than a month but their voices were finally heard last night when they decided not to dissolve the village. NY […]

Today in the pages of RaiderNet Daily: The champion volleyball team begins a new season, candy-gram anyone?, and a new website for the senior class.

A celebration of Christmas — complete with hot chocolate, lit tree and a visit from Santa — will come back to Fulton’s Bullhead Point park after a year’s absence.

NY Pension Costs Could Explode The state’s fiscal problems go much deeper than the roughly 10 billion dollar deficit facing lawmakers and Governor-elect Andrew Cuomo next year. OTB bill fails in Senate; ‘lights the wick […]

If an island state vanishes with climate change, is it still a nation? | syracuse.com What happens if the 61,000 Marshallese must abandon their low-lying atolls? Would they still be a nation? Officials call for […]