Earlier this week, Fulton Superintendent of Schools Bill Lynch was hopeful that the extra school aid being added to the next state budget would fill about half of the more than $550,000 gap between income and proposed expenses.
The final numbers exceeded his expectations.
Today’s News In RaiderNet Daily: Girls claim opener in 17-5 rout And, Orchestra concert tonight at GRB
Chance of snow looms Friday
Today’s News In RaiderNet Daily: Does blood type determine personality?
Also – SU releases 2012 football schedule And, Prom dress event makes dreams come true
April showers are a little early. We might see some “mixed precipitation” tomorrow.
The new state budget will include funding to battle pervasive weed problems in Fulton’s Lake Neatahwanta, the Oswego River and Black Lake in St. Lawrence County, and to help improve safety and navigation in Henderson Harbor’s critical “cut” to Lake Ontario.
Today’s News In RaiderNet Daily: Softball gearing up big season
And, Enthusiastic response at Hunger Games opener
Today’s News In RaiderNet Daily: Record-setting month of March
And, Dress code still needs to be followed
Back to normal for March. Tuesday’s high will be about 45, but the overnight low will plunge into the 20s
A Fulton family of six is being helped after a furnace fire in their mobile home earlier today (March 25). Red Cross volunteers also assisted a Central Square family of three, who lost all of their belongings in an apartment fire last night (March 24).
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