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RaiderNet Daily: Prom Time
There’s team coverage of Prom Night — some advice, some memories of proms past, and a weather forecast. Also, the Grim Reaper visits GRB.
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Hannibal School Unions Agree to No Pay Increase Next Year
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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Weather Notebook For May 13, 2011
We were rain-free for more than a week. Now it looks like that streak has come to an end.
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RaiderNet Daily: Remembering a Friend
Students remember Terry Richardson from their Lanigan Elementary days. Also, a resource fair urges students to make the best decisions.
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Ex-Hannibal Board President Claims Board Hid Money for Raises in Proposed Budget; Official: ‘Absolutely Not!’
The former President of Hannibal’s Board of Education claims that board members deliberately deceived taxpayers by claiming that no salary increases had been built into the proposed 2011-12 budget when money for raises had been hidden in other accounts.
District officials flatly denied the claim.
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Weather Notebook For May 12, 2011
Unlike 1996, there probably won’t be any snow today.
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RaiderNet Daily: Rallying
A Raider sports team rallies for a win.
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Fulton Settles Land Dispute With Bankrupt Hospital, Will Receive More Than $300,000
The city will be paid to give up its claim to the land beneath the closed hospital and the medical office building next door. It will also get the back taxes on the medical building, once Oswego Health buys it.
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Weather Notebook For May 11, 2011
It was another day without rainfall in the area. How about one more?
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links for 2011-05-10
Conservatives enter debate over tax cap As the governor prepares to send his Cabinet members around the state to build public support for the limit, tax protesters and longtime school spending critics have found themselves […]