For the most part, voter turnout was relatively strong for Tuesday’s election.
There’s news for parents in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily. The new Yearbook is underway, and it’s being done with a new vendor. That means new ways to submit photos for the yearbook, and a deadline for buying an ad to congratulate your senior. Also today — Fulton’s turf field picks up playoff games and more news.
The final day of the political campaign saw the two men fighting to be Oswego County’s next Congressman making last-minute efforts to be seen.
The city and county are on the verge of swapping sewage sludge and leachate as part of an intermunicipal agreement that will be beneficial to both entities. The deal is pending confirmation by the Common Council and Oswego County Legislature
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.
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