Madison-Mae Wilder is already thinking about her next birthday. Recently, the Pulaski Elementary School fifth grader celebrated her 10th birthday. Instead of receiving, she was giving. The young lady went out and raised donations, which she later presented to Paws and Effect for use by Paws Across Oswego County.
On September 30, the students within the Fulton City School District in grades UPK – 12 will have an early dismissal. Grades 7 – 12 will dismiss at 10:30 a.m. and morning Pre K – 6 will dismiss at 11:15 a.m. There will be no afternoon Pre-K classes.
Mostly sunny and seasonably mild today. High 65 to 70.
Today’s News In The Raider: We catch up with 2005 graduate, Hilary Marks in our Where are they now? feature
The NYSe Department of Environmental Conservation will hold a public meeting October 2 to discuss the draft Upper Salmon River Unit Management Plan and obtain comments and input from the public. The meeting will be held from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. at the Salmon River Fish Hatchery, 2133 County Route 22, Altmar.
UPDATED: with a message from Bishop Robert J. Cunningham
Former Oswego City School District Superintendent Bill Crist will take over as superintendent of the Syracuse Diocesan schools early next spring. Crist retired from his post in Oswego at the end of the last shcool year. He will begin his duties for the Syracuse Diocese in March.
Louella LeClair, an Oswego County Legislator, will be honored next week by the New York State Association of Counties (NYSAC) for graduating from the NYSAC Dennis A. Pelletier County Government Institute.The ceremony will be held on September 26 at the 2013 NYSAC Fall Seminar in Saratoga.
This funding, which will be used to help victims of domestic violence and sexual assault locate transitional housing services and secure permanent housing, is a component of the bipartisan Violence Against Women Act which Rep. Maffei co-sponsored and voted for in February 2013.
Today’s News In The Raider: In today’s edition we learn about the mystery of the disappearing passes and how the start of school signals the spread of germs and colds.
At its meeting Monday night, the Common Council approved some public hearings, but not all. A proposed amendment regarding the future of billboard signs in the Port City was tabled to allow councilors to glean more information.
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