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.
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.
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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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.
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