Fulton Daily News
“Making the Grade” NHS is here to help
Today’s news in RaiderNet Daily: Orangemen begin NCAA Tourney today
And, Timeframe keeps graduation move at bay
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‘Living Stations’ Set For March 30 At G. Ray Bodley H.S.
Continuing the 25-year tradition, “Living Stations” will be presented Friday evening, March 30 at 7:00 p.m. in the G. Ray Bodley HS Auditorium. This dramatization of “The Way of the Cross” is the traditional Catholic […]
Fulton Daily News
Hannibal Central School District Hires New Superintendent
The Hannibal Board of Education, at its Wednesday (March 14) meeting, selected Donna J. Fountain as the district’s new superintendent of schools. The board action culminates a yearlong search process that attracted 26 candidates for the position.
Oswego Daily News
United Way Nears Goal, Salutes Its Volunteers
The United Way of Greater Oswego County paused briefly Wednesday from its humanatarin efforts to honor those who make such work possible – their legions of volunteers. Their work has helped sustain the independance of seniors, nurtured and encourgaed children to grow to their full potential, assist special needs residents – “all of which serves to strengthen our families, the director said.
Oswego Daily News
A Rite of Spring – Rudy’s Is Open
You know spring has arrived when Rudy’s opens for the season; and summer isn’t far away! Temperature-wise that looks like it’s going to be this weekend
Oswego Daily News
Oswego County Fire Coordinator Reminds Residents of State Ban on Brush Burning
Oswego County Fire Coordinator Donald Forbes reminds Oswego County residents that all residential brush burning is prohibited during the historically high fire risk period between March 16 and May 14.
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Fulton Daily News
Draft of Fulton Schools Budget Shows $500K Gap, and Hope that Albany May Fill Some of it
A visit to Albany has given Fulton school district officials some hope that another year of severe cuts to programs and services may not be necessary.
They came away believing that a deal to provide more money to poor schools between the Legislature and Governor was possible.
Oswego Daily News
Local Man Learns that Colorectal Screenings Can Save Lives
Mark McManus is a lucky man. He beat colorectal cancer and is fortunate to be able to talk about his experience. “If sharing my story inspires even one person to be screened for colorectal cancer it will be worth it,” he said.
Oswego Daily News
Councilors OK Second Zone Change Request, Community Garden
At this week’s meeting, the Common Council, with little fanfare, approved a zone change for property located in the Second Ward at 81 E. Fourth St. from an R-3 Residential District to a B-2 Central Business District. They also sowed the seeds for a community garden project.