Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: They’re Tops
The top 100 students at G. Ray Bodley are honored at a special breakfast. Also today, a successful orchestra year-end concert, track records fall, and get ready to pick up your yearbooks.
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Fulton Daily News
Horse-Drawn Wagon Owner Wants a Permit to Work Throughout Fulton
Les Holmes said he has used his wagon to give rides around the city to senior citizens and to those attending fundraisers at the Polish Home. He thinks it would be a good addition to the Farmer’s Market downtown, to the music events taking place at the downtown gazebo in the summer, and to loop around the War Memorial/Recreation Park complex for events such as Memorial Day Salute.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego District Redistricting Plan To Start This Fall
The Oswego City School District will put a plan into motion this fall to balance elementary class sizes and save money on the process. Elementary school redistricting is well under way, district officials said Thursday afternoon. Students who live on the fringes of attendance and transportation zones will be moved to new schools, the superintendent explained.
Oswego Daily News
Reading Council To Host Dear Jo Author
Dear Jo is a critically acclaimed novel about a girl whose best friend is abducted by an online predator. The award-winning author Christina Kilbourne will give a presentation June 7 at the Tavern on the Lock. Christina wrote the first draft of Dear Jo at a novel writing marathon to raise money for adult literacy.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: The Yearbook Is Here
You know it’s the end of the year when the new Yearbooks have arrived, and tomorrow is distribution day. Also, tonight’s concert will honor seniors, good times at the Class A meet and some winning photographs.
Fulton Daily News
Few Comments As County Moves Forward Towards New Emergency Radio System
There weren’t many comments, but they were all positive ones at a recent public hearing on the county’s plans to scrap its troubled emergency communications system and replace it.
Oswego Daily News
May 2010 Was One Of The Warmest
The average temperature last month, 60.6 degrees, was more than4 degrees higher than average and appears to also be the third warmest May on record in the Port City.
Oswego Daily News
Scene Around Town: Trinity Three-Year-Olds Present Musical
Members of Trinity Catholic School’s three-day program for three-year-olds took visitors down to the farm Wednesday evening. They presented the musical “Going to the Farm.†The 10 boys and girls in the class performed such favorites as Six Little Ducks, Take Me Out To The Farm, Five Spotted Cows, The Jingle Jangle Scarecrow and others. Nina Cunningham flaps her wings as she performs “Six Little Ducksâ€
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Softball’s Hard End
A successful season ends for the girls softball team with a tight loss in the playoffs. Also today — a successful workshop for young writers, and a reminder that there’s a concert tonight.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego School District Looks To Fund Clubs
In the coming school year’s budget, cuts were made to the stipends of some clubs’ advisers. Tuesday night, school board member Dave White sought to have funds returned to four long-time OHS clubs. Sam Tripp, board president, said he supported the idea. But, the money would have to come from some other place as he won’t increase the budget.