Today’s News In The Raider: The final RaiderNet Daily of the first semester features an update on the spring musical, weekend movies and a look at the NFL’s new Pro Bowl. Please note that due to Regents testing, RND will not return until next Friday, Jan. 31.
A mix of sun and clouds with weakening flurries today. High in the mid teens.
The full council will vote next week on the recommendation. For more than a decade the ceremony has been under the direction of several city volunteers.
The New York Landmarks Conservancy has announced 13 Sacred Sites Grants totaling $200,000 awarded to historic religious properties throughout New York State including $2,250 to State Street United Methodist Church in Fulton to help fund a conditions report.
On Wednesday, the New York State Police Special Investigations Unit concluded a joint investigation with the city of Fulton Police Department into the possession and distribution of untaxed cigarettes in the city of Fulton and surrounding areas. That resulted in the arrest of Miguel Espinosa, 46, LKA of 91 Somers Drive, Fulton
Today’s News In The Raider: We get a first-first perspective of how breast cancer can affect someone’s life in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Bitterly cold today with a few flurries. Highs 5 to 10; windchills could reach -10.
The city’s budding partnership with the state’s new Financial Restructuring Board for Local Governments has moved from application to discovery as Fulton city leaders learn more about the program and Albany’s administrators identify their model. The NYS Restructuring Board for Local Governments was staffed with 10 appointees last fall to make recommendations to qualified local governments on improving fiscal stability, management and the delivery of public services. The board is empowered to provide awards of up to $5 million per municipality.
The Children’s Museum of Oswego is taking a giant leap forward as it will hold a presentation to reveal the results of its recently completed feasibility study. It will be on January 29 at 7 p.m. at the American Foundry. The board of trustees commissioned Dr. Robert “Mac” West of Informal Learning Experiences, Inc., to conduct the study. Dr. West’s study will help place CMOO into the dynamic community and includes an assessment of the current state of financial, cultural, and demographic aspects of our area.
Harborfest’s Novelis STEM Family Park has been awarded $5,000 by the Richard S. Shineman Foundation. This grant will allow the Novelis STEM Family Park to continue to grow its science, technology, engineering, and mathematics focus.
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