UPDATED: One resident was reportedly injured in an early morning fire today (Nov. 14) at a Fulton apartment building. A firefighter also suffered minor injuries. The Red Cross is assisting the families. The fire was reported about 1:15 a.m. The investigation into the cause is continuing.
On November 9, the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology hosted the annual Build ’Em and Bust ’Em Bridge Building Competition for 600 pupils from local elementary, middle and high schools throughout Central New York. Working during study halls and after school, student teams designed and built balsa wood bridges in the Kenney Middle School Technology Education classroom under the direction of technology teacher Gregory Bailey.
The Oswego High School Yearbook Club recently attended the Empire State Scholastic Press Association Fall Conference at Syracuse University, and was the recipient of a number of awards related to the 2013 edition of The Paradox. The overall year book received the state organization’s highest award of Gold Level rating, identifying the program as one of the best in New York State.
Today’s News In The Raider: We’ve got winter driving tips as well as NFL picks and an editorial about the gun laws controversy in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Hannibal Central School District officials have been exploring a variety of options to provide immediate communication with families when issues arise, and soon a new tool will be in place that will provide the mass communication service that the district has been seeking. During a meeting Wednesday evening, school board members reviewed the new communication tool, Global Connect.
A bit warmer today but brisk winds could add a chill to the air. High in the upper 40s.
With the holiday season upon us, now is the time to take a few moments to be sure that the season is not only a joyous one, but a safe one. Many households have changes to their usual home décor buy putting up various types of holiday symbols. These should be constantly monitored to make sure they are working properly and within the manufactures specifications.
The five-year plan details what work and purchases the city would like to make in the coming years, and includes the cost and rationale of each. It is a way to keep track of things to ensure the city stays focused on what needs to be done, the mayor said.
Today’s News In The Raider: One student’s opinion about the Pledge of Allegiance and a profile on RND reporter Tevin Simard in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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