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RaiderNet Daily: Building Bridges
Students head off to a bridge building competition today. Also, the lacrosse team begins its season with high hopes and why anyone can get involved in something in school.
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RaiderNet Daily: Got Talent?
“Bodley’s Got Talent” is gearing up for another year and the hunt for performers is on. Also, a science trip to the MOST and a look ahead at the college basketball playoffs.
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Today’s Data: Census Shows More Population Loss In Oswego County
The county lost 174 people from 2008 to 2009, according to the Census. The county’s population stands at 121,377. For the decade, the county peaked in 2004 with 122,802 residents.
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Fulton Woman Wins $1 Million in Lottery
Debra Noyes of Fulton, Oswego County, stopped into Struppler’s Shurfine market on March 11, 2010 looking for “something to cook on the grill that night for dinner.” Before heading to the meat department, Noyes stopped at the customer service desk to cash in a couple of winning Lottery tickets.
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Do This Tonight: Boston Brass in Fulton
Members of a brass ensemble from G. Ray Bodley High School practice before a giving a brief performance to the Fulton Board of Education on Tuesday. The group was on hand to promote Thursday’s concert by the school’s concert band and wind ensemble, which will feature a performance by the Boston Brass. The nationally-known brass quintet is in Oswego County this week giving concerts and working with school musicians. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. at the high school.
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RaiderNet Daily: Wrestling Forever
A look at life after high school finds Raider wrestlers still on the mat. Also, the school mascot controversy goes to a public survey. And how MTV is trying to help stop bullying.
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Fulton Taxpayer: Cut From The Top, Not The Bottom, To Balance School Budget
Heather Crofoot, who works with the Head Start preschool program at Oswego County Opportunities, said, “What I read is we’re going to cut front line staff. We’re going to cut programs that meet the needs of the students. Why is it front line (positions being eliminated) and why is it starting at the bottom?”
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Lottery Player From Fulton Wins $1 Million
The New York State Lottery announced Tuesday morning that a person from Fulton won $1 million playing a scratch-off ticket lottery game.
The announcement does not give details such as the person’s name.
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Warm Spring May Slow The Drip Of Syrup From Trees, But Boost Visitors To Maple Syrup Farms
The weather may be lousy for maple syrup production this year, but the tradeoff could be more New Yorkers celebrating the 15th annual Maple Weekend.
Tim Fowler, who runs Maple Hollow Farm in Hannibal with his wife Becky, says without three feet of snow on the ground and ice on the roads, more people could be going out to visit maple syrup farm open houses throughout the state.
See a gallery of photos that shows the process of making sap into syrup.
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RaiderNet Daily: Sexting
Students say they’re concerned about the dangers of sending sexy text messages and photos. Also today — Fulton hockey players fall a little short in a weekend tournament.