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Oswego Daily News
At its meeting Monday night, the Common Council will consider a request to hire a professional soil testing firm to perform a stability analysis of the slopes at the Legends’ Softball Complex landfill site. After a tour of the site last fall, DEC officials alerted the city to three violations that are to be corrected by Feb. 1. One has been fixed; it is hoped the stability anaysis will satisfy the remaining two.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Playoff Time
Wrestlers gear up for the postseason, while the boys basketball team faces a more uncertain fate. Also: what’s up with all those vampire movies and books? A movie review and weekend NFL picks, too.
Oswego Daily News
Unemployment Above 10% Again In County
Fulton Daily News
Central Square Man Held In Bank Robbery
Fulton Daily News
Oswego Daily News
Do This This Weekend: The County Is At The Sports Show
Oswego Daily News
SUNY Oswego Students Plan ‘Give Back’ Event
The event will be a nice community picnic, organizers said. It will be held in Breitbeck Park with free picnic baskets of food for the first 50 families. Food at a discounted rate will be available for all other attendees to purchase. There will be plenty of activities and recycling education as well.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Council Committee Paves Way For Energy-Savings
The committee approved seeking a grant to install solar panels at the Crisafulli Ice Rink to cut the operatioanl costs. And, they sent other potential money-saving resolutions to the full council for consideration as well.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Wrestlers Tune Up
Today in news from inside G. Ray Bodley High School, the varsity wrestling team takes a solid win as it prepares for sectionals. Also — why getting enough sleep can ward off depression, and how a few folks ruin it for everyone when it comes to access to vending machines.
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