Oswego Daily News
Teen With Paint Ball Gun Charged
A 16-year-old boy was charged this afternoon with unlawful possession of a weapon on school grounds for allegedly having a paint ball gun on school grounds at OMS.
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Oswego Daily News
Pauldine’s Fate Rests With The Jury
After deliberating for about four and a half hours the six-person jury told the judge it felt as if they were deadlocked. The judge instructed them to continue deliberations. However, at the end of the day, no verdict had been reached. Deliberations will resume Friday morning.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Throwing Strikes
The Raider softball squad raised a ton of money for the Golisano Children’s Hospital on Wednesday, in honor of a young woman who would have been a part of their team if not for cancer. Also today, G. Ray Bodley students take part in the Special Olympics and students with perfect attendance get a free breakfast.
Fulton Daily News
Horse Owner Sentenced to Prison in Cruelty Case that Involved Granby Woman
A case of animal cruelty in Eastern New York is complete, with the sentencing of a prominent horse owner and breeder. The case began with a Granby woman, who sounded the alarm over the condition of dozens of the owner’s horses, who had been sold to be slaughtered for horsemeat.
See a gallery of photos of the rescued horses.
Oswego Daily News
Pauldine Testifies In His Own Defense
The local businessman accused of sexual abuse took the stand Wednesday in his own defense. When asked by Assistant District Attorney Donald Todd if he sexually abused the teen-age foreign exchange student he was hosting last fall, Anthony M. Pauldine replied, “Absolutely not.â€
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: A Latin Farewell
It’s the last year of the Latin language program at G. Ray Bodley High School. Latin students celebrated at the annual Latin event in Syracuse. Also today, put the Bodley Bash into your calendars and stop by the softball fields tonight for the annual Strike Out Cancer game.
Fulton Daily News
Voters Reject Fulton’s School Budget by 8 Votes; More Cuts Likely
Fulton’s proposed school budget suffered a surprising defeat Tuesday, falling by just 8 votes.
The $60 million spending plan, which cut more than a dozen jobs, lost 595-587.
“I think people have had enough,” said Superintendent of Schools Bill Lynch. “It’s a challenge.”
Fulton Daily News
Hannibal Voters OK Budget, Cut Down Size of Board of Ed
After months of tension and trauma, Hannibal’s proposed 2010-11 school budget passed by a comfortable margin Tuesday night. The budget cuts into academic programs and band but preserves varsity sports. Voters also decided to reduce the Board of Education from 9 members to 7 and elected 3 people to seats on the board.
Oswego Daily News
Speakers Oppose PILOT Plan
All four of the speakers Tuesday night urged school district officials to put the nuclear power plant back on the tax rolls. Everyone, they said, should pay their fair share.
Oswego Daily News
Testimony Continues In Pauldine Case
Anthony M. Pauldine’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.