The final day of the political campaign saw the two men fighting to be Oswego County’s next Congressman making last-minute efforts to be seen.
College Day provides a reality check for soon-to-graduate students, according to one commentator today. Also, the Environmental Club shifts its schedule; happy anniversary to Bohemian Rhapsody; and the question of the day: Who are you voting for tomorrow?
Among today’s stories — the dirtiest political trick of this year: someone called a candidate a sex predator and sent notices to his neighbors. Also today: Did Demi Moore really violate NCAA recruiting rules? A final tribute to a fallen officer. And more.
Fulton has begun its annual ban on all-night parking on city streets.
The ban began overnight today (Nov. 1) and runs until April 1.
Patty Ritchie holds a tiny lead going into the final hours of the campaign for the 48th State Senate district, a new poll from the Siena Polling Institute finds.
Ritchie’s four point lead over incumbent Democrat Darrel Aubertine is within the poll’s margin of error, meaning that the race should be considered a tossup.
On Friday (Oct. 29), the Fulton Police conducted an Underage Drinking Detail at ABC Licensed locations around the city of Fulton. Attempts were made to purchase alcohol at 16 establishments.
Jobs, politics and a documentary from the Arctic are among the news you should know about today.
Your search for a haunted good time for Halloween is close at hand. A look today at Fort Ontario, one of the “most haunted” places in America. Also, a tough ending for the girls soccer team, the next outing for the Outdoor Adventure Club, and more.
Bill Owens holds a tiny lead in the final poll of the 23rd Congressional District race before election day, and he has Doug Hoffman to thank for it.
The Siena College Polling Institute finds Owens holds a 3 point lead over Republican Matt Doheny, 40-37%, with 15% backing Hoffman, the Conservative Party’s endorsed candidate.
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