RaiderNet Daily: Harry’s Back
There’s excitement in the halls of G. Ray Bodley because Harry Potter’s back. Students get ready to see the next-to-last Potter film ever.
There’s excitement in the halls of G. Ray Bodley because Harry Potter’s back. Students get ready to see the next-to-last Potter film ever.
Two Coast Guard 47-foot Motor Life Boats (MLB)s were underway on Lake Ontario for heavy weather training when one of the vessels rolled more than 90 degrees about a half mile north of Oswego Harbor Wednesday.
A one month respite from very high unemployment in Oswego County ended in October.
State Labor Department statistics show that the county’s unemployment rate rose in October to 9.3%. That’s up from September’s 8.8%.
A group of local athletes are planning a triathlon for June 2011. The triathlon is a non-stop event that includes a swim, followed by a bike, followed by a run. It would bring about 400 to 500 people to the Port City. Organizers are seeking the approval of the city to hold the event. They will return to the council with a concrete proposal in the near future, they said.
Juniors take a day to look at colleges. Also today: Should Brett Favre hang it up; a peek inside an acting class; and a preview of the winter sports season.
The cuts to the state DEC are the focus of a hearing today. Also: See how a Cornell prof reacted when a student yawned in his class. And some good news — premature births are falling.
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