Three residents of Richland are facing felony drug charges. The charges allege that the three defendants acted in concert to knowingly and unlawfully manufacture methamphetamine.
At a special meeting Thursday, the board of education approved Dr. Heidi Sweeney to take the reins at OHS starting next week. Born and raised in Oswego she graduated from Oswego High School. “It’s an amazing idea to think that I am going to lead the high school that I graduated from,” she said.
Second Ward councilman, Daniel Knopp warned city of Fulton residents of a recent IRS scam circulating through the area.
Mayor of Fulton, Ronald Woodward, and the rest of the city council acknowledged the late Donald Gardner at a council meeting on October 5 with a resolution of respect. Presented to Gardner’s son and grandson, the council took the time to recognize and thank Gardener’s family for the service to the city they have provided.
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The New York State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigations at North Syracuse today (Oct. 7), announced the arrest of 26-year-old Alexander R. Watros, of 452 East Stone Road, Mexico, as a fugitive from justice.
In its 11th year at SUNY Oswego, the project is part of an annual statewide community-service project by Student-Athlete Advisory Council chapters at some SUNY Athletic Conference colleges. SAAC’s mission is to generate a student-athlete voice among Oswego’s intercollegiate teams and to enhance school spirit within athletics.
Today’s News: Class of 2019 officers, and a familiar face is about to say goodbye in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
At Tuesday’s Oswego school board meeting, members heard a proposal that would give students interested in the communication field a boost. About a year ago, Jamie Sykut brought forth the idea of Career and Technical Education diploma endorsement – an academic honors program. Now, Sykut hopes to augment the program even further by creating a digital communications course.
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