State Route 3 between Route 8 and Rathburn Road remained closed as of midnight as State Troopers were still on the accident scene. By 11 p.m. tow truck operators began pulling the unrecognizable Honda Civic and overturned FedEx Ground truck from nearly 3 feet of water along the north side of Route 3.
The drivers of a FedEx truck and a passenger vehicle were killed Monday afternoon in a head-on crash in Granby. The passenger in the car is reportedly in critical condition at a Syracuse hospital. The cause of the crash is still under investigation
Oswego County’s diverse forests and rural scenery provide a spectacular mix of beautiful foliage every fall.
To help people find their way around some of the most scenic areas, the Oswego County Tourism Office is distributing a free fall foliage brochure. “The Autumn Guide” includes directions for three fall foliage driving tours and lists the top spots for viewing fall foliage in Oswego County.
Fulton city leaders have scheduled a legislative workshop for next week to discuss the hotly debated issue of food truck vendors at Bull Head Point. The meeting will be held Monday, Oct. 6 in the Council Chambers and is slated to begin at 6 p.m.
Stephen Dunn became the new principal of Hannibal High School on July 16. This is Dunn’s 19th year in education; before coming to Hannibal he worked as an assistant principal for the Auburn Enlarged City School District for seven years and prior to that he served the Lansing and Skaneateles central school districts as a social studies teacher.
As of last week all four lanes and both sidewalks of Fulton’s Broadway Bridge, carrying State Route 3 over the Oswego River, were open.
The city of Fulton police sergeant accused of assaulting a man in custody pleaded guilty in federal court on Wednesday (Sept. 24).
The Common Council approved the purchase of an existing sanitary force main on Byer Road and further approved transfer of funds from the Contingent Account to the Department of Public Works to pay for same. The existing main is owned by Edward Gustafson. He agreed to sell it to the city for not more than $4,000. City officials said the cost will be recovered in a few years from fees and taxes on the new home as well as from any future development in the area.
A temporary exhibit on the life and photographic images of pioneer American photographer George N. Barnard has been installed at Fort Ontario State Historic Site, 1 E. Fourth St. The Onondaga Historical Association has loaned the exhibit which will be displayed in Officers’ Quarters One until Columbus Day when the fort closes for the season. Regular fort admission prices will be charged and include entry to the exhibit.
Today’s News: And, we’ve got a preview of tomorrow’s Fulton vs. Oswego football game, Homecoming memories from former GRB students turned teachers, NFL picks, and the word on the iPhone 6 in today’s big edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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