Fulton Mayor Ron Woodward wants to keep his job. He announced his bid for reelection Monday, becoming the third person to announce plans to seek the office in November. Alderman Tom Kenyon and Ralph Stacy, Jr. have already announced their intentions.
Read Woodward’s letter to city residents, inside.
Members of the staff of Congressman Bill Owens come to Hannibal and Fulton Wednesday. They’ll listen to your concerns and try to help solve some problems.
The only item of interest on an otherwise routine agenda is a proposed sale of city-owned property on Cayuga St. The meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. in the Common Council chambers.
Seniors are coming up against some hard deadlines. Also, a battery collection effort comes up big. And a dramatic lacrosse win.
The nine school districts that make up Oswego County BOCES are being asked a simple question in the wake of the impending retirement of BOCES’ Superintendent: Should Oswego County BOCES continue to exist as it is?
We’re still No. 1 for the total amount of rainfall at this time of year. And, with a soggy forecast for the next few days, we’re likeley to maintain that dubious honor.
Because nighttime passenger vehicle occupants are among those least likely to buckle up and most likely to die in crashes when unrestrained, nighttime enforcement has become a priority of the Click It or Ticket mobilization.
There’s team coverage of Prom Night — some advice, some memories of proms past, and a weather forecast. Also, the Grim Reaper visits GRB.
There’ll be no pay increases for workers in the Hannibal school district next school year, under tentative agreements announced this week.
Hannibal’s Board of Education approved new contracts with all but one of its unions. The contracts contain concessions on pay and benefits.
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