Fulton G Ray Bodley High School launches Golden Ticket program
Fulton G Ray Bodley High School begins a student recognition program for grades nine through twelve. Nominations come from teachers and staff for traits like responsibility respect problem solving and safety at school and district events. Each month a student is chosen as student of the month. February’s winner was senior Erin Baker.
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Oswego Route 48 closure for tree removal announced
Oswego motorists face a March road closure from Burden Drive to Main Street on state Route 48 to enable tree removal along the Country Club side. City offices urged to contact 315-342-8136 or 315-342-8180 with questions. Volney fifth graders prep for New York State math test with handmade board games and targeted Intervention groups to practice order of operations and multi step problems before the May exam.
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Local Paper Page Snippet Highlights Classifieds and Sports
Readable fragments show sections including News of Record Dining Experience classifieds puzzles and sports. It mentions local entertainment comics Horoscope Went and page numbers 5 7 8 11 12 13.
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Oswego district to restore teachers and sports in budget plan
Oswego City School District moves to restore instructional positions and athletic programs after a difficult 2016. Superintendent Goewey unveils the 2017 2018 program budget covering instruction athletics transportation and benefits. He forecasts bringing back several staff cut last year and reinstating sports including varsity football as finances improve.
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Oswego Council Pushes Back Over St Patrick Parade Gripes
Oswego city councilors rejected social media claims that their actions killed this year’s St Patrick’s Day parade. President Eric Van Buren urged filing complaints at city hall and warned against inflammatory posts. Cre8 Studios cited overcharges by the city last summer, prompting the parade organizers to pull the event from consideration.
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WikiLeaks CIA hacking tools reveal broad surveillance claims
The release reports CIA methods allegedly breaking into iPhones iPads Android devices Windows systems and smart TVs. It notes cooperation with foreign governments and the NSA to subvert major tech platforms and defeat encryption antivirus safeguards.
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Fulton council reconsiders zoning change
Fulton councilors and Mayor Ron Woodward revisit a proposed zoning change at 837 and 839 Oneida Street after property owner Joseph Latino filed suit in Oswego County Supreme Court claiming the prior denial caused monetary losses. A vote had failed previously with two recused councilors.
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Bank robber gets more than five years in prison
Calyx A. Estep, 19, of Oswego, was sentenced in Oswego County Court for robbing Fulton Savings Bank in Constantia of 27000 dollars. He will serve five and a half years in state prison plus five years of probation and must pay 4103 dollars restitution. He admitted planning the heist in Steuben County Jail and recruited co-defendant Jordan T. Garrett, 21, of West Monroe as getaway driver.
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