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Attorney General says: Multi agency crackdown “Operation Blackjack†stops drug flow from New York City to Central NY; leads to 12 pounds of cocaine worth $500K, 4 guns, $26K cash, 1 pound of marijuana, drug paraphernalia, ammunition, 2 cars seized. Oswego County man called “key leader” in the ring.
Fulton Daily News
Smith, Hayden Preparing For Election
The current alderman and the city’s former mayor have each thrown their hat in the ring for this fall’s special election for Fulton’s Fourth Ward. Dana Smith, a Republican, and Daryl Hayden, a Democrat, have each received their party’s endorsement for the race.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Summer Academy Prepares Students For New School Year
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Fulton Man Denied Bail, Faces 8th State Prison Term
A parolee from Fulton with a long list of past crimes is sitting in jail today after a judge said “no bail” to Rhys Marks. He’s accused of robbing a Mattydale hair salon at knifepoint and leading police on a chase. This is marks 49th arrest. He’s facing his 15th conviction and 8th stay in state prison.
Fulton Daily News
MASH Camp Registration Extended
Teens interested in exploring health careers have until July 25 to sign up for the Medical Academy of Science and Health, or M.A.S.H. Camp, at A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital in Fulton.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton, Firefighters Start Negotiations
The city of Fulton sat down with the Fulton Firefighters Association for the first time to discuss a new labor agreement Monday. Negotiations with the union have been delayed because of special circumstances required to fill a vacancy in the department.
Fulton Daily News
Hannibal Seals Contract With Faculty Association
Teachers and other professional staff in the Hannibal Central School District will begin the 2008-09 school year under a new labor agreement. The Board of Education voted this month to accept a new four-year contract with the Hannibal Faculty Association.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Police Announce Harborfest Traffic Restrictions
In preparation for Harborfest 2008, The Oswego Police Department wishes to announce the following advisories regarding traffic, pedestrian and general information specific to the Harborfest Celebration scheduled for July 24-27.
Oswego Daily News
Councilors Consider Limiting Number Of Felines
Following complaints about feral and stray cats and stench coming from some homes, councilors weigh their options. The council needs to have a proposed amendment to the charter in place before setting a public hearing on the matter. There are homes in the city where there are so many cats and kittens; you have to watch where you step.
Oswego Daily News
Students Have A New Voice On Board Of Education
Meghan Nyman takes over as the student representative on the school board. In her role as a non-voting member, she keeps the board up to date on the concerns of the student body and shares news from the board with her fellow students.

