Fulton Daily News
New School Uniforms and A New Mascot
Today’s News: A surprise announcement from Quirk’s Players, and the WWE beckons in this once in a lifetime edition of RaiderNot Daily!
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Oswego Daily News
First Rabies Clinic Of 2016 Draws a Crowd
Hundreds of people took advantage of the first rabies clinic of the year on Wednesday night to safeguard their pets from the rabies virus. “Rabies continues to be a threat in Oswego County,” said Jiancheng Huang, Oswego County Public Health Director. Three wild animals so far this year have tested positive for the disease. The two most recent attacked unvaccinated pets.
Fulton Daily News
The Mystery Surrounding April Fool’s Day
Today’s News: A big win for Raider girls’ lacrosse, and a preview of the boys lax team are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Fulton Daily News
Congressman Katko To Hold Fourth Town Hall Forum Focused on Combating Substance Abuse
Representative John Katko (NY-24) announced today (March 30) that he will host his fourth public town hall event focused on combating heroin and synthetic drug abuse. The event will be held on April 4 at 6:30 p.m. at Cayuga Community College’s Fulton Campus.
Fulton Daily News
Hearing in Manslaughter Case Against Teen Provides Testimony From NYSP
A Huntley Hearing brought three NYS Troopers and a NYSP Investigator to the stand in the case against Markee L. Cathcart, 19, indicted on charges of manslaughter in the second degree and assault in the second degree, both felonies to which Cathcart plead not guilty. All witnesses were called by the People, represented by Assistant District Attorney Matthew Bell, and were cross-examined by the defense counsel, Joseph Rodak.
Fulton Daily News
Quirk’s Players Announce Stewart Award Winners
Today’s News: Double the fun for Syracuse and the MLL all-star game are in today’s RaiderNet Daily.
Fulton Daily News
Oswego County Opportunities Celebrates 50 Years of Service
Oswego County Opportunities celebrates 50 years of service to the Oswego County community, providing 22,000 people each year with more than 60 different programs aimed at serving their mission to, “Inspire partnerships and provide services that empower people, support communities, and change lives.” Currently, OCO is within the top six private employers in Oswego County with more than 650 employees and 1200 volunteers working to provide over 60 programs for educational services, crisis and development services, health and nutritional services, transportation services, and residential services with over 80 sites throughout the county. The evolution over 50 years has shown exponential growth and need for services, as exemplified by the rapid advancement of programs offered, sites available to deliver programs and employees needed to maintain adequate services.
Fulton Daily News
The Yearbook Meets Its Final Deadline
Today’s News: An interesting winter and the dwindling days of the 2015-16 school year are discussed in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Oswego Daily News
Council Votes 4-3 In Favor Of Ethics Board
The Oswego Common Council approved the formation of an ethics board Monday night. The vote was 4-3. Councilors Shawn Walker, John Gosek, Nate Emmons and Robert Corradino voted in favor. Voting no were councilors Pat McLaughlin, Caitlin Reynolds and Eric VanBuren. One of the sticking points was that some feel that if the mayor appoints the three members, they could be perceived as beholden to the city’s chief executive, regardless of whether or not they actually are.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Woman Charged With Heroin Possession
On Friday, March 25, at approximately 5:35 p.m., investigators with the Oswego County Drug Task Force executed a search warrant for the person of Rebecca A. Flugel as she operated a 2009 Kia Rio within the 1200 block of Emery Street in the city of Fulton. Pursuant to the search warrant, investigators seized 144 bags of heroin from Flugel’s person, police said.