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Hundreds Turn Out To Support Girl Battling Cancer
For about the past six months, Makayla Walker has been battling an abdominal desmoid tumor. It is, in fact, so aggressive – it’s classified as a cancer. This weekend it was apparent she wasn’t in this fight alone. Hundreds crowded into the American Legion on West Bridge Street to give the Oswego youngster some emotional support as well as financial.
Hannibal High School Aims to ‘Victim-Proof’ Students
The high school recently hosted an anti-bullying conference and motivational speaker Brooks Gibbs. The school started an Anti-Bully group, which usually has 10-15 student participants and meets after school.
Mourners gather on Engles Road to remember four men who lost their lives
The sun gave one of its seemingly rare appearances in Oswego County on Saturday afternoon as friends and family gathered on Engles Road to say goodbye to the four men who lost their lives in a car crash late Monday night. A steady stream of people walked down the hills on either side of the crash site until the road was packed. Many mourners wore T-shirts commemorating the young men who lost their lives.
Fulton Police Charge Elbridge Man after Traffic Stop
He allegedly told police he was a volunteer firefighter in an attempt to get out of a ticket. Now, he is facing several charges.
Bald Eagles Sighted Along the Oswego River
Recently sightings of Bald Eagles have been reported along the Oswego River. Several have been spotted in the Minetto area starting by Gray Road to just before the Midway Drive-In. “Bald eagles are known for congregating near areas with open water, and Oswego County has several pristine natural areas, such as the Salmon River corridor, that attract our national bird,” said David Turner, director of the Oswego County Department of Community Development, Tourism and Planning.
‘Transformative’ Romney Field House project boosts athletes’ readiness
SUNY Oswego’s Golden Romney Field House has reopened to limited spring practices as work wraps up on a $2 million project to breathe new athletic life into the college’s former ice hockey home. “It’s a transformation,” said Nicholas Lyons, vice president for administration and finance. “It came out very, very well.”
State OKs Low-Cost Power For Fulton’s Closed Birds-Eye Plant
Fulton’s closed Birds-Eye food processing plant is getting one more boost in the effort to find a buyer to reopen it. The New York Power Authority’s Recharge NY program has approved a $3.2 million dollar purchase of low-cost power for the plant.
Senior spearheads Lego drive to help others
Today’s News In The Raider: The Raider’s Den is back in business. And, Seniors: where will the future take you?
Also: Bullying is wrong on every level
Memorials Mark The Spot Where Four Men Died
Flowers, crosses, even a bracelet are among the items people are leaving at a spot off Engles Road in the town of Hannibal.
There has been a steady stream of people coming to add to or visit the makeshift memorials mark the place where four men died Monday night.
