A spur trail that runs along Route 3 as it enters from the west and ends at Lake Neatahwanta has been closed for several years. But the trail will reopen next week for three days to accommodate The Great Eastern Whiteout. It could be open full-time soon, something snowmobile enthusiasts want.
Inside G. Ray Bodley High School today, news of another fundraiser for Haiti relief. Also, a loss for the basketball team, Extreme Home Makeover: Messy Locker Edition, and commentaries on beauty and height.
What’s up with that photo, above? You’ll have to read RaiderNet Daily to find out. (Photo by Taylor Harvey)
Superintendent of Schools Bill Lynch stresses that this is just a draft, and that the increases in the current draft are not acceptable.
Superintendent Mike DiFabio explains, “The board is working to understand the current language in the contracts to prepare for contracts that will be (nearing their expiration).”
Mrs. Lamb’s Fulton YMCA 3 year old preschool class celebrated Groundhog Day by learning about shadows. They made their own Groundhog Day hats! Pictured is the Tuesday/Thursday 3 year old pre-school class.
Students in the Criminal Justice class, such as Jessica Palmitesso, above, presented the results of their studies recently. Read all about it in today’s RND. Also, seniors make their Senior Trip plans, commentaries on soda drinking and passing school buses, and in sports, an upset dashes the girls volleyball team’s hopes of a league title. (Photo by Sarese Gibson/RaiderNet Daily)
Albany-area lawyer Warren Redlich will run for Governor of New York this year, seeking both the Libertarian and Republican endorsements.
Redlich becomes the first challenger to Rick Lazio, the Long Island Republican who is gathering support for his party’s nomination.
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