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Fulton Daily News
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Soccer Playoffs Begin; H1N1 Bug Bites
Fulton Daily News
Postscript: The Cost Of Palermo’s “Trial of the Century”
The trial that unfortunately put Palermo in the public eye for two weeks also cost the town and its taxpayers nearly $3,000.
Put another way, the trial cost each of Palermo’s 3,600 residents about 80 cents.
Oswego Daily News
Marching Bucs Parade Of Champions Champion
Oswego High School Marching Buc Drum Major Amber Scruton knew it was a good show. The judges at James Madison University apparently agreed with the OHS senior as “The Pride of Oswego†received an 82.20 in Class AA competition to capture first place in the annual “Parade of Champions†in Harrisonburg, Va., on Saturday.
Oswego Daily News
Schumer: Erin’s Law Will Be A Boon To CPS
The legislation, to be introduced in the US Senate, is aimed at creating a federal program to assist areas such as Oswego County in hiring additional social service workers for child protection. The legislation is inspired by Erin Maxwell.
Community
Fulton Music Assn. Sponsors Free 10th Mtn. Div. Band Concert Nov. 7
The 10th Mountain Division Band from Fort Drum and the Fulton Community Band will perform a free concert in honor of Veterans Day, on Sat. Nov. 7, sponsored by the Fulton Music Association (FMA), it […]
Fulton Daily News
Tow Truck Driver Accused of Stealing Money From Car In Drug Investigation
The Oswego County Sheriff’s Department charged William J. Murray, 51, of 285 Route 48, Fulton with petit larceny and making a false written statement. He was ticketed and released on Saturday afternoon.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: A Football Playoff Rout; Volunteers Needed
Today in RaiderNet Daily, a roundup of the football playoff win, a request for volunteers for a program that helps tutor Junior High students, and a discussion of the coming changes in the school mascot.
Oswego Daily News
Schumer To Push Legislation Aimed At Preventing Another Erin Maxwell Case
Schumer’s plan would provide federal grants to social services agencies so they can hire enough caseworkers to handle suspected cases of abuse or neglect. Schumer’s press release notes, “Despite three reports of abuse referred to the Oswego Country Department of Social Services and their knowledge of the deplorable living conditions, no effort was made to remove Erin from her home or adequately monitor her situation.”
Oswego Daily News
Marching Bucs March Home With Title From James Madison U. Competition
Oswego High School’s marching band stormed into Virginia for the weekend and came home with top prize. The Marching Buccaneers scored 82.20 to take first place among 9 schools at the James Madison University Parade of Champions.

