Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Clothes Make The Violation
It’s spring, and that means that dress code violations are on their way up. Also, the lacrosse team gets its first win of the year, and a recent blood drive was a big success.
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Oswego Daily News
Two Arrested After Fight on Salmon River
River guides from Altmar and Boylston faces fines and even the possible loss of their guide licenses after an alleged fight with a fisherman from Ithaca along the Salmon River earlier this month.
Fulton Daily News
Overnight Robbery at Fulton Byrne Dairy
Fulton Police say the Byrne Dairy at Route 3 and Emery St. was robbed early Wednesday morning.
Police report that a clerk at the store was robbed by a man who said he had a weapon but did not show it. It happened at about 3:30 a.m.
Story updated 11:10 a.m. with store camera photos of the suspect.
Fulton Daily News
Hannibal Voters To Decide Whether To Eliminate Board of Education Positions
Voters in Hannibal will decide whether their Board of Education should stay at 9 members or reduce to 7. The board last week approved putting the question on the May 18 ballot, which includes the district’s proposed budget for 2010 – 2011. So, if voters pick three new board members, bringing the board back to 9 members, at the same time that they approve cutting the board to 7 members, how will that work?
Oswego Daily News
Police Conclude Parkhurst Death “A Tragic Accident”
The death of Sherri A. Parkhurst was the result of a tragic accident, police have concluded. She was struck by a driver backing out of his driveway. The man didn’t realize he had hit anyone, police said.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Police Defuse ‘Dangerous Situation’
An eastside woman had reportedly displayed a knife and was acting in a threatening manner Monday evening. She barricaded herself inside her apartment. However, officers were able to take her into custody without incident a short while later.
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Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Giving Blood is Good
One student talks about her experiences giving blood for the first time. Also today, the baseball team slugs its way to a win.
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Fulton Daily News
Land Transfer Sets Stage for New Homes on Phillips St. School Lot
Decades ago, it was a school. For the last decade and a half, it’s been an open lot. By the end of the year, the empty field that used to house Fulton’s Phillips St. School will be the new home of four families, as the city builds homes for first-time buyers here.