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Weather Notebook For July 18, 2011
Fast-moving thunderstorms are blowing through. How much rain we get depends on how fast they’re moving.
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Phoenix Woman Dies in North Country Accident
State Police say Sean Johnson drove to his camp on the shore of Black Lake in Macomb, St. Lawrence County because his mother was staying alone at the camp and had not answered his phone calls for the past few days.
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Weather Notebook For July 15, 2011
Despite the lack of rain this month, Fulton is still about 4 inches wetter than average and where it was last year at this time.
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State DOT Holds Public Meeting Monday on Rt. 264 Project
The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) will hold a public information meeting on Monday, July 18, 2011 regarding a proposed culvert replacement project on Route 264 at Bell Creek, in the Town of Schroeppel, Oswego County.
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Weather Notebook For July 14, 2011
Wednesday’s showers doubled the monthly total – all the way up to 0,08-inch.
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Weather Notebook For July 13, 2011
Rain is all gone – for a few more days at least.
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Weather Notebook For July 12, 2011
Finally – some rain. Well OK, just a few drops, but maybe we will get enough today to water our lawns.
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Planning Board Gets First Look at Next Home of Cayuga Community College
Cayuga Community College has a plan to turn 50,000 square feet of grocery store space into 80,000 square feet of learning space.
Even as the college’s plan won approval Monday night from the Fulton Planning Commission, college officials indicated that planners would be seeing more plans eventually as the school grows quickly in its new home.
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Accident Kills a Woman in Granby
A woman from Pennsylvania died Monday morning in a car crash along Route 48 in Granby, according to State Police.
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Weather Notebook For July 11, 2011
Ten times zero equals zero. But it’s possible there might be some rain today . . . . where have we heard that before?