Despite cuts in field trip funds this year, students studying music at Hannibal High School were provided a unique opportunity through a grant from Target. Secured by music teacher, Shirley Terrinoni, the field trip grant gave students a chance to learn about careers in the area of music, as well as numerous other related jobs.
The city seized 862 West First St. in April, 2009 for unpaid property taxes. It’s a one-family home, 1,300 square feet, with three bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms.
The home is assessed at $62,000. It was listed for sale at $74,900. It sold for $79,000.
Police allege they stopped Jeffrey J. Bryant’s car for going 41 miles an hour in a 30 mile an hour zone on the Broadway bridge. In the car with him were an adult woman and a three month old child.
Kansas, one of America’s greatest and most successful progressive rock bands, will headline Friday night at Harborfest 2010. Kansas has produced eight gold albums, three sextuple-Platinum albums, one platinum live album and a million-selling gold single during its 35 years of existence.
“Collaboration” often rings as a watchword on SUNY Oswego’s Quest day, coming up April 21. The crisis in Haiti has prompted one such connection, as three business professors combine the talents of their classes to study the relief effort there.
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