Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Wrestlers Go To States
Raider wrestlers go to the state tournament and come up just short of top-6 finishes. Also, a recap of the Olympics and some complaints about the new attendance policy.
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Oswego Daily News
February 2010 was Warmer, Snowier Than Normal
The average temperature was 2.6 degrees warmer than average last month. And yet, the snowfall for February was still 4.1 inches above average.
Oswego Daily News
County Moves Ahead With Child Protection Advisory Council
The county’s health committee recently approved the 16 inaugural members. The full legislature will vote on the resolution later this month. The various community agencies and stakeholders together will work to improve communications between Child Protective Services and the public.
Community
Oswego Reads Project To Showcase Author Greg Mortenson’s “Three Cups of Teaâ€Â
Oswego has launched a new program that the entire city can participate in  the Port City’s first-ever Community Read project with Greg Mortenson’s book “Three Cups of Tea.â€Â
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Schools Logo Question Will Go To A Public Survey
Got an opinion on whether the Fulton City School District should use a Native American head logo and use Red Raiders as a nickname? You’re likely to get a chance to express that opinion soon.
A committee studying the issue reviewed the first draft of a community survey recently.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Police Officer Promoted To Sergeant
Fulton City Police Officer Joseph Arigo has been promoted to Sergeant.
Arigo is a decorated police veteran, having received multiple Honorable Service awards as well as Mayoral Commendations for his outstanding service to the department and community.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Man Charged With Growing Marijuana
Seized from a shed near Landphere’s residence were 200 marijuana plants and over 1 ½ pounds of marijuana along with an elaborate set-up of both soil and hydroponic growing systems, according to the Sheriff’s Department.
Community
Kathy’s Cakes, Fulton Lions Support ‘Stone Soup Too’
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Fulton Daily News
SU Fan’s Snowman
Braeden DePoint, 5, and his dad made Otto the Orangeman on their snowday Thursday
Fulton Daily News
Do This This Weekend: Hannibal HS Play
The weather’s played havoc with the annual musical at Hannibal High School, but the show will go on on Saturday, with two shows instead of one to make up for the lost performances.
The school cannot tell you the name of the play because of licensing restrictions from the play’s creator (which seems kinda crazy to us). But they can tell you that the play won Tony awards in 2005.
Inside: A gallery of photos from the play.