Oswego Daily News
Great Pumpkins Abound In Port City
This year’s winner was 1,219.5. In 2007 there was a record-setting 1,405.5 pounder. Still, this year saw 38 pumpkins entered, with five topping the 1,000-pound plateau.News
This year’s winner was 1,219.5. In 2007 there was a record-setting 1,405.5 pounder. Still, this year saw 38 pumpkins entered, with five topping the 1,000-pound plateau.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Fulton vs. Fowler
Today, a preview of tonight’s Fulton/Fowler football game. Also, a look at the latest fashions, and some weekend NFL picks.
Oswego Daily News
Poll: Race To Replace McHugh Is Wide Open
Lots of folks have made up their minds — at least tentatively — about who they’ll vote for in November to replace John McHugh in Congress. But the first independent and credible poll of the Congressional special election shows that this race will come down to the decisions of people who don’t know today who they’ll vote for and who may not even know who the candidates are.
Oswego Daily News
Scene Around Town: Halloween Parade Held At Market
Spider-Man was in town Thursday evening at the annual Oswego Farmers’ Market to take part in the children’s Halloween parade. Children in costume, 12 and under, received a free goodie bag of Halloween treats. The market’s official wizard paraded the costumed youngsters around the market and back to the grandstand to receive their goodies.
Oswego Daily News
County Ready To Combat Flu Season
The Oswego County Health Department held its first seasonal flu clinic Sept. 21. The second was held Wednesday. Additional clinics will be scheduled for Swine Flu (H1N1) vaccination when the vaccine becomes available.
Oswego Daily News
Grand Jury: Trooper’s Shooting Of A Man Was Justified
An Oswego County grand jury has cleared a State Trooper who shot to death a man at a traffic stop in Mexico in August.
The grand jury found Trooper Paul Darmody-Latham’s actions were justified.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Great Soccer Comeback; Service Club Gears Up
We can’t improve on Eric Belair’s lead, so we won’t try: “What loomed as a rout transformed into one of the most memorable victories in Fulton soccer history on Thursday night when the Raiders charged past Jamesville-Dewitt, 4-3 in overtime. Down 3-0 just ten minutes into the game, Coach Dave Wilson’s booters staged a comeback for the ages in winning their fifth straight game.”
Read the full story to see how it happened.
Also today: news about a student-run service club gearing up for a new year, a new look for the cafeteria, and one student’s opinion on the President’s call for a longer school year.
Oswego Daily News
September Started Fair And Mild, Ended Damp And Chilly
The first part of September 2009 was relatively mild like it should be; while the last several days were rainy and cold like an early spring month, noted Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service. The vast majority of the month’s rainfall fell in the last part of the month.
Oswego Daily News
County Committee Paves The Way For Citizens’ Council
The council will be formed to facilitate an open door policy for communication between the public and the county’s Child Protective Services. “The group will improve interactions among all the agencies that deal with children to improve Child Protective Services,” county officials said.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Yearbook’s Off To A Strong Start
In today’s news from inside G. Ray Bodley High School, you’ll hear how well the Yearbook is going, find out which summer movie was the favorite of most students, and get the full update on Raider sports, including a tight cross country meet, represented by Kip Harvey’s photo, below.
