Joseph B. DeFina, district governor for Lions Clubs International’s 20-Y1 district, accepted a check from the Fulton Lions Club for $1,000 toward the construction of the new Ronald McDonald House in Syracuse. James Sokolowski, Fulton club president, presented the check.
Also in today’s RaiderNet Daily: Spikers upend undefeated Marcellus
and, NFL picks
Brrrrrrr it’s cold out there. But, it’s going to dry out for a while
Fulton’s dramatic loss of good-paying manufacturing jobs is behind an effort by SUNY Oswego’s Small Business Development Center to open a temporary office in Fulton.
The college announced this week that the center’s goal is to offer advice to people who have lost their jobs about how to open their own small businesses.
A resolution to initiate a request for proposals to explore alternatives for home health care in the county, which legislators sent back to the committee level, will languish there a while longer. Legislators still have several questions about how this will impact the county’s employees and budget.
Oswego County Clerk George J. Williams is warning residents to be aware of an email hoax that appears to be a notice from the state Department of Motor Vehicles. Williams said the hoax was prevalent in other areas of the state a few months ago and apparently has made its way to Oswego County.
Today’s news in RaiderNet Daily: Outdoor Adventure Club raring to go
And – The County of Oswego Council on Alcholoism and Addictions is sponsoring a poster contest for “National Drug Facts Week.”
Slim chance of more rain – even slimmer chance of wet snow
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