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Anthony M. Pauldineâ€™s trial entered its second day Tuesday with continued testimony from the alleged victim. Another teen-aged foreign exchange student, also hosted by the Pauldines last year, also testified as well as the local volunteer coordinator the program.

Newcomer And Incumbent Win Oswego School Board Seats

Kathleen Allen was the top unofficial vote getter, followed by incumbent Jim Tschudy. The Oswego City School Districtâ€™s budget was also approved by the voters Tuesday night.

Budgets: Fulton Fails; Hannibal, Oswego Passes

A school budget for the 2010- 2011 school year fell by 8 votes in Fulton but passed by nearly 100 votes in Hannibal and by almost 300 votes in Oswego.

Fulton’s budget fell 595-587, a turnout that Superintendent of Schools Bill Lynch said was “not a high turnout, but a good turnout.” In Hannibal, the budget passed 528 – 435.

RaiderNet Daily: Enviro-winners

Bodley’s Envirothon team basks in the glory of a countywide win and gears up for the state competition.Â Meantime, students take a first place at a Latin competition and the boys tennis team secures a winning season.

Three Run For Two Fulton Board of Ed Seats

Three people are running for two seats on the Fulton Board of Education today.Â One is a current member, one is a former member looking to return, and one is a political newcomer.

Pauldine Case Gets Under Way In Oswego City Court

A jury of five women and three men began hearing testimony Monday afternoon in the case against a local businessman Anthony M. Pauldine. Testimony continues today.

Committee Plants Seeds For Harborfest Jazz Wine Garden

Visitors at Harborfestâ€™s Jazz Stage this year could enjoy a cold beer or glass of wine along with the cool jazz. At its meeting Monday night, the Planning and Development Committee gave a favorable recommendation to a request from Harborfest to have a beer and wine garden in Washington Square Park.

Fulton Common Council Agenda for Tonight

A public hearing on garbage pickup is the main item on a very short agenda.

Hannibal Board of Ed Holds Special Session Tonight

While they wait for the budget vote results to come in, members of Hannibal’s Board of Education will hold a special meeting.Â The 8:30 p.m. meeting is an executive session with the stated purpose of discussing negotiations.

Executive sessions are closed to the press and public.

School District To Hold Two Public Hearings

May 17, 2010 Contributor

The Oswego City School District Board of Education will conduct two public hearings tonight (May 18)Â at the Education Center Board Rooms. Both public hearings will focus on the status of Nine Mile Point Unit 1.