Oswego Daily News
Investigation Under Way Within Oswego Police Department
UPDATED 2:10 p.m. with comments from Mayor Gillen: City officials are not commenting on a personnel investigation under way in the city’s police department.
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Fulton Daily News
Lady Raiders prime for showdown
Today’s News In RaiderNet Daily: Tennis charges to 3-0
And, Consequences, dangers of “Skip Day”
Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For April 20, 2012
One more mostly sunny and dry day before another round of April showers
Oswego Daily News
DSS Staff Saved More Than $566,000 Last Year
The cases involved attempts by people to collect benefits while living in other states, filing for duplicate benefits, not reporting income and attempting to collect benefits while incarcerated in a correctional facility. In addition, 8 people were arrested over the past few weeks and charged with welfare fraud and grand larceny.
Fulton Daily News
Your Votes Can Help Fulton Youngster Win A Day With Stanley Cup
With your help, Noah Delaney could win the ultimate hockey package, which includes spending a day with the Stanley Cup, celebrating with family and friends, round trip airline fare, hotel and tickets to one of the games of the Stanley Cup Finals.
Fulton Daily News
Dinner dance will have Greek theme
Today’s News In RaiderNet Daily: Busy day for Raider teams
Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For April 19, 2012
Despite some more frost this morning, we are heading into spring again.
Fulton Daily News
Hannibal Board Approves Budget
Hannibal’s school district voters will decide the fate of a budget that would raise taxes within the limits of the state’s new tax cap law.
Fulton Daily News
Police: Fulton Man’s Throat Cut After Sex Set Up Through Craigslist
A Fulton man is lucky to be alive after the man he met for anonymous sex slashed his throat and left him for dead.
Syracuse Police report that the 30 year old Fulton man placed an ad on the free classifieds website Craigslist looking for another man to meet him for sex.
Oswego Daily News
Group Shines Light On Issue Of College Student Suicides
More than 1,000 backpacks were meticulously scattered about the campus quad today (April 18) at SUNY Oswego. Many of them had the names of their “owners” affixed to them. They came from a myriad backgrounds and hometowns; names like Mike, Brian, Meg, Kyle, Shari, Joe, Sam, and Mom. The common thread that will forever tie them to each other – they were all college students who took their own lives.