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Wrestlers headed to J-D/CBA
Today’s news in RaiderNet Daily: Hoops teams run to sweep
Also, The history of Hanukkah and All-league Raiders announced
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Eastern Shore Associates Insurance Donates Tree Full Of Toys To Fulton Salvation Army
Employees at Eastern Shore Associates Insurance (ESA) headquarters in Fulton donated a Christmas tree-full of toys for the Fulton Salvation Army’s Angel Tag holiday toy drive. “In this challenging economy, ESA employees stepped up and […]
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House Fire in Hannibal
BREAKING NEWS: One person is dead in a trailer fire at 273 Peat Bed Rd., Hannibal, officials confirm. Two other people were injured.
The names of the people killed or injured have not been released yet. The Oswego County Sheriff’s Department will release information on the fire later today.
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Weather Notebook For December 14, 2011
We might have some snow by Christmas ….. But, who knows?
Oswego Daily News
School Board Hosts Public Hearing On Tax Deal
One speaker addressed the board in a brief public hearing Tuesday. The proposed tax agreement is expected to be voted on by the board at a meeting 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
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E-Commerce Incubator Ready To Welcome Future Entrepreneurs
The Fulton site is designed to assist people looking to start a business. “It’s not just next door or locally who can drive to your facility, with e-commerce you really have a huge network out there,” said Chena Tucker will lead the outreach office.
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Raider hoopsters face Fowler tonight
Today’s news in RaiderNet Daily – Advice for the fashionably ill-equipped
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Fulton Trio Charged In Connection To Granby Burglary
The arrests stem from their alleged participation in the unlawful entry to a town of Granby business on or about Dec. 1 during which damage was caused to the building and liquor and money were taken after gaining access.
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Weather Notebook For December 13, 2011
Looks like some more of the same.
Oswego Daily News
Outgoing Councilors, Mayor Recognized
Councilors Connie Cosemento, Cathy Santos and Bill Sharkey all didn’t seek re-election. Neither did Mayor Randy Bateman. At Monday’s council meeting, the foursome was honored for their service to the city. It is likely their last regular council meeting.