Fulton Daily News
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Oswego Daily News
Arrest Made In Multiple Larcenies Investigation
Oswego City Police Department has been investigating a series of larcenies committed at several local businesses, which have occurred over a period of time beginning Dec. 27, 2011. A suspect was arrested Thursday.
Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For January 6, 2012
The rollercoaster ride continues as temperatures head back up and snowfall abates.
Oswego Daily News
Fire Destroys New Haven Home
UPDATE: State Police report a deceased male was discovered in the house.
A New Haven homeowner is unaccounted for following a fire at a County Route 64 home tonight (Jan. 5). The fire was reported at around 5 p.m. As of 10 p.m., the homeowner was still unaccounted for.
Fulton Daily News
Raider teams rule the roost
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Oswego Daily News
Fire Damages Oswego Home
At 5:19 a.m. today (Jan. 5), the Oswego Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 6 W. Eighth St. It was confined to one room. No injuries were reported.
Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For January 5, 2012
Looks like we get a break from the snowfall for a few days.
Fulton Daily News
Principal Replaced at G. Ray Bodley High School
The principal of Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School has been demoted in an administrative shake-up.
Brian Buchanan will serve as a secondary assistant principal at the high school and will receive a reduced salary beginning January 30. He has been replaced by former junior high head Donna Parkhurst.
Oswego Daily News
Believe It Or Not – That Was December
The average temperature for December 2011 was 35.1 degrees. That is 5.4 degrees warmer than average. For the winter (up to the end of December) the total snowfall is 9.5 inches – a whopping 33.5 inches below normal.
Oswego Daily News
Scriba Taxes Cut 46% For 2012
Town taxes will drop to $.67 per 1,000. The 2011 rate was $1.25 per 1,000. That means that the average homeowner of a property assessed at $100,000 will pay approximately $67 in 2012, as opposed to $125, according to Town Supervisor Ken Burdick