Fulton Daily News
Snow Days Are On The Minds Of Students at GRB
Today’s News: Youth 4 Youth is back in action and a look at social media are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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Fulton Daily News
Owner of Vandalized Former Nestles Building Foresees Only ‘Minor Setback’
Recently purchased by Gary E. Springs, former Nestles building #30 fell victim to $30,000 worth of vandalism believed to happen sometime Saturday (Jan. 9) night. Despite all newly replaced windows and a door being smashed, current owner, Springs, feels this incident is only a minor set back to his plans of opening a U-Haul business and storage facility.
Fulton Daily News
McDonalds Brought Winter Wonderland to Fulton Before Any Snow Fell
Contrary to the usual winter bliss that hits the area before the holidays, Fulton residents experienced an unfamiliar December with very little snowfall. However, the local McDonalds restaurant still brought the well-known winter wonderland to life at their 701 South Fourth Street location in Fulton. Each year, the Fulton McDonalds restaurant participates in a holiday decorating contest and for the second year in a row, they won the ever sought after first place Santa trophy.
Oswego Daily News
Nature’s Fury Along Lake Ontario
Edward Elsner, librarian, Oswego Public Library, walked down to the end of the Yacht Club pier this morning (Jan. 13). He took these photos before heading to work.
Fulton Daily News
The Unseen Side of Police: Fulton Officer Caught Helping Young Boy Build Snowman
A Fulton City Police Officer’s picture has gone viral on social media after he was caught on camera stopping to help a young boy build a snowman.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Fire Department Offers Winter Safety Tips
With the arrival of the first significant winter storm of the season, the Oswego Fire Department reminds residents to take necessary precautions to prevent serious injuries. The National Weather Service reports a “very complicated” storm is heading our way as low pressure moves across the Great Lakes, resulting in frigid temperatures, blustery winds and heavy lake effect snow. Weather experts have stated the weather will change here in Oswego around 5 p.m. this evening, causing icy conditions and low visibility.
Fulton Daily News
An Update On The Senior Class at Bodley
Today’s News: Police seek help with recent vandalism, a correction on this year’s musical and more are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego’s Ciesla Receives National Band Director Award
The U.S. Army All-American Bowl Selection Committee and the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) announced Scott Ciesla, director of bands at Oswego High School, as the recipient of the 2016 National Band Director of the Year Award. The announcement was made at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl Awards Show in San Antonio, Texas.
Oswego Daily News
Parents Rally Against Bullying at Oswego Board of Education Meeting
In the wake of multiple bullying incidents that have been brought to light at Oswego High School, a group of parents banned together to rally for answers as well as stricter policies and consequences for bullies. The rally members came in the form of parents, family members and even a student that was bullied herself to face the board members and district superintendent to address the issues of bullying that they believe have become so predominant in Oswego City School District.
Oswego Daily News
Off-Street Parking Ban Starts 1 A.M. Tuesday in Oswego
Mayor William Barlow issued his first executive order Monday night. The winter parking ban shall begin at 1 a.m. Tuesday (Jan. 12) on all streets in Oswego, the mayor proclaimed. Barlow’s executive order supersedes the alternate side winter parking policy currently stated in the city charter.