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Death toll rises to six in Northern California shooting
By Zachary Bell
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA– Authorities have discovered that the shooter responsible for killing 4 people in Northern California had also taken the life of his wife.
Kevin Neal has been identified as the man who shot and killed 4 people on Tuesday. The total death toll is now at six with the addition to his wife and himself. He was shot and killed by police following the shooting. The body of his wife, whose name has not yet been released, was discovered underneath the floor of their home.
Police suspect that Neal began the killing spree by shooting his wife first, and then proceeding to take the lives of the four people.
During the shooting spree, Neal stole a pickup truck and fired his assault rifle out of the window for over 25 minutes at those standing on the street. The gunman then arrived at Rancho Tehama Elementary School where teachers had already took action due to them hearing gunfire nearby.
Neal rammed the truck through the locked gate of the elementary school, exited the car, and began to fire through the windows and walls of the school. One child was hurt and is in stable condition.
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Men’s hockey opens season with win over CCHL
By Amanda Zumpano
The Men’s hockey team played the CCHl All-Graduate tream on Saturday. The Lakers got out of the first period with a tie game at zero but the Laker defense was flat.
In the second period, the Lakers had many scrappy chances and Mitch Emerson was able to get his stick on it and score the first Laker goal.
Gillispie added another on in the third off a snipe from a pass from D’Orazio and Bruce. Macmillian made the game 3-1 scoring an empty net goal.
The Lakers won 3-1 and will play again in the Marano Campus Ice Arena on Saturday. The Lakers will take on Elmira and the puck drops at 7:00pm.
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2017 St. Baldrick’s Day
by Michael Allchin
Oswego, NY- The 11th annual St. Baldrick’s Day in Oswego County took place on Mar. 26 at the Lake Ontario Event and Conference Center. Participants of the event shaved their heads and donated their hair to cancer patients.
With the help of various volunteers and supervisors, the event raised a large portion of money for cancer research all over the world. Donations are spread out to various hospitals worldwide and are provided to the world’s top cancer researchers so they can find ways to cure kids with cancer. The event in Oswego raised more than $37,000.
Event Coordinator John Sheffield says he is proud to see the county come together to donate.
“This event restores my faith in humanity,” he said. “I have found that the people who often have the least to give are the ones with the most generous hearts.”
The Oswego State men’s lacrosse team and Oswego Firefighters are some of the organizations who donated money and volunteered their time.
To donate, go to St. Baldrick’s website or call (888) 899-2253.
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