Weather Notebook For January 5, 2012
Looks like we get a break from the snowfall for a few days.
Looks like we get a break from the snowfall for a few days.
The principal of Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School has been demoted in an administrative shake-up.
Brian Buchanan will serve as a secondary assistant principal at the high school and will receive a reduced salary beginning January 30. He has been replaced by former junior high head Donna Parkhurst.
Today’s news in RaiderNet Daily: ‘lil Bodley is back!
and Meet RND’s Daniel Summerville
Some moderating temperatures are on the way. But so is some more snow as well.
Today’s news in RaiderNet Daily: Start the new year right
Scattered snow flurries are expected as well as bone-chilling cold today.
Fulton city leaders hope a Herkimer County community can help them replace fire trucks without having to buy more expensive new vehicles.
Mayor Ron Woodward said the city has its eye on a used pumper truck with a 75 foot ladder being sold by the town of Frankfort in Herkimer County.
One by one, they put their hands on a Bible and promised to do the best they can for the city.
The 2012 members of the Fulton Common Council swore their oaths of office in a brief New Year’s Day ceremony, then got down to the first work of the new year.
But not before a pep talk from Mayor Ron Woodward, who urged the Council members to stay positive and find good things to say about the city.
INSIDE: A gallery of photos from the swearing-in ceremonies, and video of the Mayor’s address.
Dry this afternoon. More showers or wet snow is likely tonight.
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