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Oswego Daily News
The state Division of Criminal Justice Services this week rolled out a program that will allow people to receive a message by e-mail, text message, fax or phone whenever an offender who is in the state’s offender registry moves into or out of a community.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Junior High to Address Dangers of “Sexting”
A 7th grader holds her cell phone camera at arm’s length. She strikes a provocative pose. She clicks the shutter button. Moments later, that photo is on its way to her 7th grade boyfriend.
Cell phones make it easy to take and send such photos. They also make it easy to forward those photos to hundreds of other people.
Oswego Daily News
Chamber Eyes Change In Farmers’ Market Schedule
The Common Council will consider whether to allow the annual summer market place downtown to open and closer earlier. The change could create parking problems, city officials said.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Music, Music, Music
It’s a month of music at G. Ray Bodley High School, including a special brass concert. Also, students take a trip to the science museum, and why some students avoid school bathrooms.
Fulton Daily News
Barclay Not Running For Congress
Barclay announced his decision Sunday night, saying that his conscience would not let him run. He said that he had two choices, both poor ones, if he decided to run. He would either have to miss work in the state Legislature to make the run, or give up his seat and saddle taxpayers with the cost of a special election.
Oswego Daily News
Police Hunt For Missing SUNY Oswego Student
Fulton Daily News
Thruway Crash Claims Hannibal Man’s Life
Michael P. Litzan, 55, of Hannibal was driving along the Thruway at about 8:00 a.m. Saturday, according to State Police.
Oswego Daily News
One Thousand Strong Shout: Don’t Close Fort Ontario!
They were about 1,000 individuals from all walks of life, young and old. But, they spoke in one voice – loud enough to be heard in Albany. There was no mistaking their message: Don’t close Fort Ontario. Today’s rally wasn’t an ending, it’s just the start they all said of the fight to save the important piece of Oswego County and the nation’s history.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Police Investigating Early Morning Death
BREAKING NEWS: At approximately 12:52 a.m. today (March 14), the Oswego City Police Department responded with Oswego Fire Department’s Emergency Medical Services to Mercer Street near 10 ½ Street on the city’s eastside. They found a 44-year-old woman with what appeared to be severe head injuries. She was pronounced dead at Oswego Hospital.
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