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Today in RaiderNet Daily, we travel with Fulton’s business students to a conference. Also, we find out how students would improve school lunches.
Doug Hoffman and Bill Owens race to the finish line accompanied by political and entertainment celebrities, in a contest that has become as much about the future of the Republican party as it is about our local representative to Congress.
On Friday, October 16th, the Jr. Raiders had an awesome day celebrating spirit at the Fulton Jr. High School. Students were adorned with colored hair and faces and wore school colors. Check the story for a full gallery of photos submitted by Amy Maxam.
“We put the ball on the ground a couple of times today, but they hit us hard a couple of times,†said Fulton head coach Michael Conners.
It’s Fulton vs. Whitesboro tonight in the Section III football playoffs. The RaiderNet Daily gang has a full preview. Also, with Halloween just days away, there’s plenty of talk of spooky things.
Lisa Marie Senska was charged with three felonies — criminal possession of a controlled substance, grand larceny and welfare fraud. She was also charged with a misdemeanor count of unlawful use of a public benefit card.
A few days back, we asked Hannibal, Fulton and Oswego schools for attendance data for the month so far. This is data they’re reporting daily both to the state, for state aid purposes, and to the county Health Department, which is tracking the spread of H1N1 flu.
Only Hannibal has responded with data so far. We’ll bring you the rest of it when we get it.
Today, we hear how local police officers gave some G. Ray Bodley students a look at how evidence is collected in the real world, as they try to solve a mystery. Also, a look back at high school life as collected in the pages of the school newspaper, and the question of the day — what’s your favorite Halloween candy?
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