Welcome to a new feature on Oswego County Today. Each day, I’ll gather links to stories I find interesting, or which may have a local connection.
Let’s trade — drop your interesting links in the comments below.
Today — why folks want a third political party, a new voice against local government consolidation, and the ethanol market gets a boost.
The school store is up and running. We take a visit in today’s edition of news from inside the walls of G. Ray Bodley High School. Also, the fall play is just days away; a big win f or the girls soccer team; opinions on respect and more.
The new heating and air conditioning system at Lanigan Elementary School is the likely culprit for the mold found on many books in the school’s library, district officials said.
GRB’s team in the Oswego Academic Youth League opened its defense of last year’s title with an opening day win. Also today, a visit from a TV meteorologist; a plea to leave teams together at the pep rally; and your horoscope might just be a horror-scope.
The Fulton woman charged with keeping her child in what police called “deplorable conditions” was charged Friday with attempting to take things from the Granby Wal-Mart without paying for them.
Students start thinking about life after high school. Also, opinions on crowded hallways and American-made products; why last month was a warm one; and some job-hunting tips.
See the spirit of G. Ray Bodley High School. Meet the King and Queen of Homecoming, along with Mr. Legs and Ms. Lips. See the principal take a pie in the face. We’ve got full photo coverage of Homecoming. Also, the boys soccer team plays shorthanded and takes a thrilling win, while the girls win easily. And one commenter says students need to stop making messes.
State Senator Darrel Aubertine has raised and spent a lot more money than his Republican opponent, though each has about the same amount of money left for the campaign’s final days.
Doug Hoffman today abruptly dropped out of the race for Congress and threw his backing to the man who beat him in the Republican primary. “It was never my intention to split the Republican vote,” he wrote, as he endorsed Matt Doheny.
Today, RaiderNet Daily checks in with the Environmental Club. They’re working hard on recycling. Also, a Raider senior attends the World Dairy Expo; the Raider boys soccer team begins a key week; the girls come oh-so-close again; and impressions of Spirit Week.
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