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Trinity’s Harvest Feast Attracts Hundreds
It was one of the largest crowds ever for the annual event. The principal says the turnout shows the huge increase in support for the county’s only Catholic school.
Rockford’s Abuser Pleads Guilty
Reginald Stepp of Syracuse pleaded guilty this week in Onondaga County Court to felony aggravated cruelty to animals. He will be sentenced next month.
Residents Share Ideas, Concerns With City Officials
About a dozen people turned out Thursday night for a town hall meeting with city officials. Topics ranged from the city’s plans to purchase the International Marina to the behavior of college students (and others) to snow removal. The meeting was productive, one councilor said. Things are headed in the right direction, she said. But change doesn’t happen overnight, she added.
RaiderNet Daily: Ready For College
Today, some tips for your college-bound student. Also, a devastating injury hits the Raider boys soccer team; the girls varsity team gears up for the end of the season; and people tell us what their favorite class in school was.
Thursday’s Links Worth Following
Guess who does not belong to The Rent Is Too Damn High party? That’s among the stories that got my interest in the last day or so. Also today: An answer to why your Facebook friends don’t always show up in your status feed; the gap between rich and poor is getting bigger, faster; and Carl Paladino says polls be damned, he’s still gonna win.
Locals Elsewhere: Fulton Grad Makes Two Holes-in-One; Former Fulton Car Dealer Prospers in W. Va.
Fulton Speed Limit Has Gone Up, Will Go Back Down
RaiderNet Daily: Supporting The Cause
Students from across the county will team up to help those in need. Also today: One student’s opinion that dismissal time is getting too wild and crazy and the football team falls short against Cortland.
Dinner Highlights The Flavor Of Oswego County
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County’s first ever Harvest Dinner is set for Friday evening. On the menu is farm fresh products – grown right here in Oswego County.



