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Chubby’s Becomes The Red Brick Pub
There’s a new neighbor in Fulton’s business community. Chubby’s is no more; welcome to Red Brick Pub.
John & Judy Bertrand give us a quick rundown of what’s new and what’s staying.
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RaiderNet Daily: Play’s Nearly Ready; Swimmer Takes Section III Title
Today inside G. Ray Bodley High: Quirk’s Players, as you can see above, are nearly ready to perform “Don’t Tell Mother” next week. Also, senior swimmer Sara Nelson takes a Section III breaststroke title; one student’s displeasure with the recent half day of school; the weekend’s NFL picks and more.
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Saturday Benefit To Help Local Man’s Experimental Cancer Treatments
Bruce Ingersoll has a form of colorectal cancer that isn’t responding to traditional treatments. He’s getting an experimental treatment at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo.
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Unofficial Voting Results Firm Up Fulton Common Council Win
Democrat Dan Knopp beat Republican John Hansen, 221-94. Knopp takes the seat being vacated by Alderman David Guyer. Knopp had served on the Common Council. He was appointed to fill an unexpired term but lost to Guyer in 2007.
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RaiderNet Daily: Meet The New Exchange Student
Today in RaiderNet: Meet the new French exchange student. Also, the high school bands and orchestras hold their first concerts of the year. In sports: Why Fulton boys soccer is in good hands for the future, after the JV team posts an excellent record.
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RaiderNet Daily: Juniors To Take A College Trip
Today inside G. Ray Bodley High School, juniors prepare for a special trip to Syracuse to get a look at college life. Also, the ski and snowboard club is getting ready for snow season and winter sports teams want you to sign up now.
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Fulton Voters Pick 3 New Aldermen
Three Aldermen, including longtime 3rd Ward member Bob Weston, chose not to run for new terms. Two of the three replacements are set, while the outcome of one race remains in limbo.
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Oswego County’s Share of Stimulus Funds So Far: $80 Million
An analysis by Oswego County Today that compared the amount of stimulus funds to the population of the counties shows that Oswego County is getting $659.87 in stimulus funds for each of the county’s 121,454 residents (using 2007 Census estimates).
That’s below the $804.68 average for each person in the state, but a little above the median amount of $641.53.
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Poll and Open Comment Thread: Who Will You Vote For In The Race For Congress?
Your votes and your comments are coming in.
Here’s one: “Keep voting for the liberals and insure that New York will be the home of retirees and welfare recipients.”
Agree? Disagree? Take the poll and leave your thoughts in the comments.
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RaiderNet Daily: Business Students Get Together
Today in RaiderNet Daily, we travel with Fulton’s business students to a conference. Also, we find out how students would improve school lunches.