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Today’s News: Big wins for Raider basketball and Super Bowl predictions are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News: Big wins for Raider basketball and Super Bowl predictions are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
The Blue Team received a top three placement in the Elementary Level under 300 cartons division of the national Made by Milk Contest for their bear sculpture made out of empty milk cartons they collected throughout the Fourth Street School in Fulton.
The County of Oswego was informed today (Jan. 21) that the Board of Directors for New York State’s Empire State Development Corporation has approved the county’s application to establish a land bank as part of its efforts to combat the decline of housing stock and housing values throughout their various communities.
The Fulton City School District still has openings for preschool students in its Universal Pre-Kindergarten program for the current 2015-2016 school year. The UPK program will start registration for the following school year (2016-2017) in March.
Today’s News: A full rundown on last night’s sports action and much more are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
The council’s committees gave a favorable recommendation to several requests to use public space, as well as a tent, vendor carts, and propane inspection and permit fee for anyone operating in public space. The resolutions were forwarded to the full council for action next week.
On January 16, State Police in Hastings, Fulton and Pulaski responded to a robbery at Speedy’s Gas Station located at 2634 State Route 49 in the town of West Monroe. On January 17, investigators arrested 30-year-old Cody J. Wakeman from West Monroe, for Robbery 2nd degree, a class “C” felony.
Today’s News: Arts Center plans Family Fun Snow Day and swimmers honor 13 seniors highlight today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
On Jan. 27, Mexico Academy and Central School District Superintendent Sean Bruno will host the first of three community meetings in the Mexico Middle School auditorium.
At Tuesday night’s meeting of the Planning and Development Committee, City Attorney Kevin Caraccioli proposed modification to the charter with respect to city officers and employees and the residency requirements for such officers and employees. The modification would which authorize the mayor to waive the residency requirements. However, the committee proposed abolishing the requirement. A public hearing will be held next month.
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