We’d add only one thing to that list: Consider buying from local merchants whenever you can. They tend to be more willing to work with you if there’s an issue and your money stays right here in town.
The school district sent letters home with elementary school students Tuesday and mailed letters to families of secondary students announcing H1N1 vaccination clinics, to be run in coordination with the Oswego County Health Department.
Gov. David Paterson raised the stakes in his showdown with the state Legislature on Tuesday. He told legislators that if they were unwilling to make $3.2 billion in mid-year budget cuts, they should give him the authority and he’d do it for them.
Today, we learn about the results of a food drive at G. Ray Bodley High school, we visit a coffeehouse, and we discover that the fall cross country season’s not over for runner Noah Carroll, who will spend Thanksgiving trying to qualify for yet one more race.
This isn’t the first time that William Levea has been charged with murder.
On December 23, 1966, police say he and James Egan got into a fight at Lakeview Lanes in Fulton. Police allege Levea hit Egan with a bardstool or chair and then kicked him in the neck or head. Egan died.
In the face of greater need than ever, organizers worry their dollars won’t stretch as far as they used to because of the closing of a local auction house that helped to meet their needs.
The carnival, which became part of a weekend of community events, intended to help meet those needs.
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Police in Cayuga County are offering a little more information about the investigation into William Levea of Fulton. He’s accused of murder, for allegedly ramming the back of another man’s car until it went out of control and crashed, killing the driver.
Today, police are giving us a look at Levea’s car, to try to jog the memories of people who might have seen him Friday afternoon.
G. Ray Bodley students pick up a second place finish at the most recent Oswego County Academic Youth league competition. You’ll learn how they did it. Also, a look ahead to the indoor track season and a couple of star senior runners, as well as a visit to Carousel Mall, where fans of the Twilight books stood in long lines to see the newest Twilight flick.
With the kettle campaign barely under way, the Fulton Salvation Army is already experiencing a dramatic drop in kettle income. Captain Kevin Brennan, director of the Salvation Army of Fulton, says the drop of $2000 in income compared to last year at this time could have several causes.All Content Copyright Dot Publishing 2024. All Submissions Become Property of Dot Publishing All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.