They’ve got spirit, yes they do. The most spirited Raiders of Spirit Week were honored at Thursday’s pep rally and a King and Queen were crowned. Then, the Raider football team went out and crowned J-D. Also, Fulton’s varsity soccer team beats a Fowler team they’d lost to earlier in the year.
The Port of Oswego could become home to the first biodiesel fueling stations on the Great Lakes, if a plan being advanced by US Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand succeeds.
County school districts were scheduled to receive more than $220 million to operate their schools for the 2009-2010 year. If the Legislature adopts Paterson’s proposals, they will instead receive $214.5 million.
Parents will never forget April 20, 1999, as that was the day of the tragic shootings at Columbine High School. Oswego students and parents will have a unique opportunity on Oct. 19 as “Rachel’s Challenge†will come to Oswego. This program is based on the inspiring and courageous story of Rachel Scott, the first person killed at Columbine High School.
If the 23rd Congressional District race was too close to call the first time the Siena Research Institute took a poll, it’s even harder to call now that they’ve published their second poll of the race.
Democrat Bill Owens has surged into the lead in the race to succeed John McHugh as the Congressman from the North Country but Oswego County residents are taking a liking to Doug Hoffman, the Conservative.
It’s Fulton vs. J-D today in the annual Homecoming game (though home, this year, is in Central Square). RaiderNet Daily’s student journalists preview the game, show you some of the great faces of Spirit Week, and takes us to yesterday’s cross country meet.
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.
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