College Day provides a reality check for soon-to-graduate students, according to one commentator today. Also, the Environmental Club shifts its schedule; happy anniversary to Bohemian Rhapsody; and the question of the day: Who are you voting for tomorrow?
Among today’s stories — the dirtiest political trick of this year: someone called a candidate a sex predator and sent notices to his neighbors. Also today: Did Demi Moore really violate NCAA recruiting rules? A final tribute to a fallen officer. And more.
Fulton has begun its annual ban on all-night parking on city streets.
The ban began overnight today (Nov. 1) and runs until April 1.
Patty Ritchie holds a tiny lead going into the final hours of the campaign for the 48th State Senate district, a new poll from the Siena Polling Institute finds.
Ritchie’s four point lead over incumbent Democrat Darrel Aubertine is within the poll’s margin of error, meaning that the race should be considered a tossup.
The Anti-Prohibition Party candidate for governor believes in a very limited government. “There is no way to solve the problems of this state without considering radical solutions,” she said.
Four people were transported to area hospitals following the accident at State Route 104 and West Fifth Street. The driver of one of the vehicles was ticketed
On Friday (Oct. 29), the Fulton Police conducted an Underage Drinking Detail at ABC Licensed locations around the city of Fulton. Attempts were made to purchase alcohol at 16 establishments.
On Thursday (Oct. 28), members of the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office arrested Shane A. Kent, 25, of 6 Varick St., Apt. A,, Oswego, for his alleged participation in the following burglaries that took place in Oswego County during July, 2010.
Carl Paladino brought his campaign to the Port City on Saturday afternoon. He arrived at the Press Box shortly before 3 p.m. He was greeted by more than five dozen supporters and patrons already pumped up from watching Syracuse University pummel Cincinnati on the football field.
Months of planning finally came to fruition on Thursday, as award winning and internationally recognized author and humanitarian Greg Mortenson captivated over 800 Oswego Middle School and elementary age students at the Ralph M. Faust Theater for the Performing Arts.
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