Fulton Daily News
Clearing up 2012 confusion
Today’s news in RaiderNet Daily: Students visit ESF; the soccer teams charge into playoffs and – the football team closes with win
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Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For October 24, 2011
Cloudy and cold, yes. Rain? Maybe.
Oswego Daily News
City Looks To Joins County In Opposition To Shaman
At its meeting Monday night, the Common Council will consider a resolution to join forces with the county in opposing the manufacture and sale of synthetic drugs, such as Happy Shaman. Last week, a county legislator urged the Common Council to approve a resolution similar to what the county recently passed.
Oswego Daily News
Scene Around Town: You know it is autumn in Oswego when …
There is a chill in the air and Mother Nature paints the leaves just about any color you can think of – except maybe green. Check out the gallery inside.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Heritage FCU Opens New Location
Oswego Heritage FCU celebrated the opening of its newest location on Friday. “In order to provide our membership easier access in Oswego, an additional office has been opened at Hillside Commons at 7 Fourth Ave.,” said Sally Godfrey, CEO.
Fulton Daily News
Quirk’s Players onstage this weekend
today’s news in RaiderNet Daily: Meet a GRB hero
Also, NFL picks and a dramatic win for Raider soccer
Community
Oswego County Federal Credit Union Launches New Web Site
Oswego County Federal Credit Union (OCFCU), recently launched a new, redesigned web site, said Bill Carhart, OCFCU CEO. “Our new site, www.oswegofcu.com, makes it even easier for our members to take advantage of all the […]
Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For October 21, 2011
There is a chill in the air. Probably some showers as well.
Fulton Daily News
Hannibal Schools Launch New Website
The Hannibal Central School District this week launched a new website that aims to be more organized than the original one, and offer tools to help parents and teachers get information.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Council, Fire Department Pare Down OT Request
Councilors this week approved funds to cover overtime in the fire department. However, it was less than the chief had first asked for. The chief’s original request was for $88,000 and this request is down to $57,000, Council President Ron Kaplewicz pointed out. “It’s a significant reduction,” he said.