News
Meeting on Future of Lake Neatahwanta is Tonight
Long ago, Fulton’s Lake Neatahwanta had a sand beach and public swimming. Now, a large sign warns people not to swim in the water and the beach has overgrown with grass.
Tonight, a new effort begins to try to reclaim some public use from the lake.
Ritchie, Wilcox Family And Oswego County Join To Urge Central New Yorkers To ‘Fight The Bite’
State Senator Patty Ritchie is joining with the family of Maggie Sue Wilcox and Oswego County to urge Central New York residents to “Fight the Bite” to prevent Eastern Equine Encephalitis, or EEE.
Senator Schumer Seeks Support Of Bill To Curb Child Abuse
Schumer urges House to pass Violence Against Women Act that would provide grants for health care providers to better detect abuse, court training in child abuse cases & could establish much- needed Oswego County Court Advocate for victims.
Statements Tell Story of a Crime-Filled Month for Drug-Abusing Accused Burglars
Crackdown on homeroom attendance
Today’s News In RaiderNet Daily: Spring clean-up this Saturday
Also – Girls win extra inning battle And -Raider tennis at 6-0
Literacy Coalition of Oswego County Launches Facebook Page Contest
Parish Man Charged With Making Methamphetamine
Sheriff’s deputies have charged a Parish resident with allegedly making methamphetamine. At 12:07 a.m. today (May 1), Jonathan B. Rabb, 35, of 1392 County Route 26, Parish, was arrested at his residence for third-degree unlawful manufacture of methamphetamine, a class D felony.
Weather Notebook For May 1, 2012
After a chilly, wet start, May will warm up . . . in a while
Mother Nature Cuts Oswego County’s Electric Bill
Shortly after noon on April 18, with the sun near its peak for the day, electricians from Solar Liberty Energy Systems of Buffalo, threw a small switch in the back corner of a mechanical room at the Oswego County Health Complex in Oswego. Power harnessed from the sun then began to off-set the county’s electrical needs in that building.

