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Central Square Man Accused In Abuse Case
A Central Square man is facing charges of sexually abusing a child.Fulton Daily News
A Central Square man is facing charges of sexually abusing a child.
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RaiderNet Daily: Wrestlers Tune Up
Today in news from inside G. Ray Bodley High School, the varsity wrestling team takes a solid win as it prepares for sectionals. Also — why getting enough sleep can ward off depression, and how a few folks ruin it for everyone when it comes to access to vending machines.
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Money For College’s Fulton Expansion In Governor’s Budget
Governor David Paterson’s budget takes lots of money away from nearly every aspect of state spending, but he also put money in his budget for some projects.
One of them is the proposed move and expansion of Cayuga Community College’s Fulton campus.
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Fulton Teen Found Guilty Of Misdemeanors
The jury came back with a not guilty on the only felony charge Robby Guppy faced. He was charged with beating and burning his infant daughter in 2008.
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Fulton Man Indicted In Cayuga County
The Fulton man accused of the road rage death of an Onondaga County man last year will be arraigned on Jan. 28 in Cayuga County Court. According to a spokesperson for the Cayuga County DA’s Office, a grand jury today returned a 15-count indictment against William L. Levea, 79.
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RaiderNet Daily: Wins On Ice
Wins for the hockey team and volleyball squad top today’s news, along with a look at what’s being debated at Model UN. Also, advice on getting through exams and why not all students like the new TVs in the lunch room.
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Fulton Board of Ed Holds Budget Workshop Tonight; Public Invited
Fulton’s Board of Education tonight holds its second workshop on its budget for the next school year. The public is welcome to attend. The board and district officials are working to build a budget for the 2010-11 school year. It’s the budget that taxpayers will vote on in May during the statewide day of school budget voting.
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RaiderNet Daily: Up And Coming Sophomore
Today, a profile of sophomore basketball star Ashlynn Palmitesso, who may be on her way to a record before she’s done. Also, a roundup of weekend sports results, a look ahead for seniors at college, and positive reviews for the new flat-screen TV in the lunch room.
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Fulton Schools May Add Two Tough Senior-Level Courses
Two new courses may be coming to G. Ray Bodley High School next year, as teachers propose ways to keep top students engaged in their senior year. Science teacher Nate Murray is proposing a science […]
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New State Budget Proposal Due Today; Deep Cuts Likely
UPDATE, 11AM: The first numbers are out and they are not good news for local governments and school districts.
The Governor’s budget proposes to cut municipal aid to every village, town and city in Oswego County by 5%. The cut to the city of Fulton would eliminate more than $88,000, while the cut to the city of Oswego would take away more than $133,000.
School aid would also be cut by 5%, though there is no breakout by individual districts to indicate whether the cut is across-the-board or whether some districts will take steeper cuts than others.