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RaiderNet Daily: Another Year in the Books
Sports boosters honor GRB athletes, school improvement plans are underway, and seniors get ready to say goodbye.
This is the last edition of RaiderNet Daily for the school year.
Hannibal Parent Says Girls, Boys Ballfields Are Not Equal
Weather Notebook For June 13, 2011
Looks like some more pesky showers around.
Hannibal Country Cruizers Celebrate 20th Anniversary
Hannibal’s Country Cruizers classic car club marked its anniversary with a ceremony to celebrate its founders.
Dozens Of Job Seekers Flock To Expo
Senator Ritchie sponsored and organized the event to show residents that, even with what the senator admitted is a “blow to Oswego County,” (the loss of Birdeye) there are, according to the senator’s communications director Jim Reagen, “actually more opportunities than people realize.”
Rare Bird Reportedly Spotted At Sandy Pond
Last month, a SUNY College of Environmental Science & Forestry student spotted a piping plover. It was the first sighting of the endangered bird at Sandy Pond since 1984. The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service will investigate the sighting later this coming week.
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Weather Notebook For June 10, 2011
The streak continues. But, how much longer can we stay dry?
County Legislators Approve Moving Forward On Nuke Deal Without The School District
The legislature approved an intermunicipal agreement with Scriba regarding Nine Mile Point Unit I and Unit II nuclear power plants. It allows them to continue with the appraiser without the Oswego City School District.

