The origins of April Fool’s Day are discussed today. Also, an enthusiastic response to trip plans, and a tough night for Raider boys teams.
Fulton and Oswego received no snow yesterday. But March did end on a rainy note – and it has carried over into April as well.
Delaney Roddy is serious about her education. And, she wants to ensure the students who come after her receive the same quality education that has helped her gain academic success. Besides being a good student, Delaney is also a humanitarian.
Amazing news out of G. Ray Bodley High School on this first day of April: A GRB teacher is joining the staff of the SU basketball team. Also, the high school’s weather fanatic lands his dream job, and budget cuts claim desks for classrooms and will force the girls lacrosse team to play a winter season schedule. Can you believe it??
As a result of the investigation, a search warrant was executed at the suspect’s residence. He is currently facing several felony drug counts and will return to court next month. Police say they anticipate more arrests.
Seniors are headed to Ohio. Also today, a tough start for the boys lacrosse team and watch for the warning signs of senioritis.
State legislators managed to put back nearly $1.9 million of the $28.8 million that Governor Cuomo had cut from state aid to Oswego County schools for the next school year.
Fulton didn’t receive any rain on Wednesday. It all started falling after midnight. And, there is a chance it might turn to – snow.
The first rabies clinic of the year drew nearly 425 animals to the county DPW garage in Scriba. Another clinic is planned for next month in Parish.
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