Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Lots of Action
It was a tough day for Red Raider sports teams. Also today, how the girls’ team hopes for a rebound tonight and a look at tonight’s SU game.
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Fulton Daily News
Fulton’s Mayor: “Absolutely No Non-Emergency Overtime”
Fulton Mayor Ron Woodward kept it short and not-so-sweet to the city’s managers in a memo Monday: No overtime.
He issued a two-line directive Monday that aims to curb one of the major costs in the city’s already-stressed budget.
Fulton Daily News
links for 2011-01-12
Judge drops claims in Obama `HOPE' artist vs. AP A judge has dismissed copyright lawsuits between an artist who created the Barack Obama "HOPE" image and The Associated Press but has left a March trial […]
Oswego Daily News
OMS Program Enriches Students’ Academic Performance
Program is assisting the students academically and helping make them better prepared for the transition to high school. It has helped some of those students earn high honor roll status for the last quarter.
Oswego Daily News
LIVE BROADCAST: Oswego Girls Hockey at 5pm
Click inside to get the video player. Kenny Copps will call the action.
Community
Morabito Auto Parts Under New Ownership, Now Known As TC Auto Parts
Al Clark, longtime employee for Morabito Auto Parts, Inc., 1 Burt St., Fulton, a licensed NAPA Auto Parts Dealer, purchased the business Jan. 3 and its new name is TC Auto Parts, it was announced […]
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links for 2011-01-11
Uniforms and single-sex education up for discussion at Clary Middle School The plan to separate the schools based on gender has been in talks for about two years Gov. Cuomo distances himself from Dem. split […]
Oswego Daily News
Zone Change Flows On Pond Path
At its meeting Monday night, the Common Council approved a proposed change of zone for certain property located in the Seventh Ward from an R-4 Residential District to an R-2 Residential District, as per a request by several residents of Pond Path.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Police Probe Early Morning Robbery
At approximately 5:38 a.m. today, Oswego City Police responded to a report of a robbery in the area of West Fifth and Mohawk streets. The victim reported that an undisclosed amount of money was forcibly stolen from him.