Lynn and Lindsey Maxwell will fight the appeal of their convictions from their jail cells.
Oswego County Court Judge Walter Hafner Wednesday said no to a request from their lawyer, Sal Lanza, to allow the Maxwells to remain free on bail during their appeal.
Today promises to be another painful and chaotic day in the life of New York State.
Gov. Paterson will propose another $3 billion in spending cuts today to fill a budget deficit for the current year.
Sigma Tau Chi was cited Tuesday night by the mayor for their history of community service. The fraternity has conducted several community projects, including mentoring high school students for their SATs. They have a dinner planned for Saturday to raise funds and awareness.
The young men and women above are okay, and they’re OCAY. In RaiderNet Daily today, meet G. Ray Bodley’s winning team at OCAY, the Oswego County Academic Youth league. They won it all last year and started the new season with a win. Also: an opinion on Christopher Columbus and a recap of the weekend’s sports.
(This edition was to have run Tuesday but was delayed by our “fun” server problem.)
The Fulton Board of Education voted Tuesday night to go ahead with the referendum on two projects.
“She used to say she hated Erin,” Hart said of her talks with Lynn Maxwell about life at home.
Lanza then began yelling above the noise of the crowd. “Go home to your trailers,” he taunted. “Go home and collect your welfare checks.”
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