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Weather Notebook For April 21, 2011
Fulton’s rainfall total continued to climb Wednesday. It looks to go even higher over the weekend.
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Scene Around Town: Spring in Bloom
“Spring must be here if the daffodils are blooming,” said local photographer Harrison Wilde, and he sent us some pictures to prove it.
Click inside to see some beautiful close-up pictures that show Spring has finally sprung, in spite of the snow that just can’t leave us alone.
(And thanks to Harrison for sharing his pictures with us! You can, too.)
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Weather Notebook For April 20, 2011
The area received another 0.08-inch of rain on April 19. And it looks more of the same for a while.
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Hannibal Man Provides Inspiration to Others by Continuing Army Career After Ostomy
The U.S. Army sends us this story today, about Army Chief Warrant Officer 4 Bob Cuyler of Hannibal. It’s amazing he’s still in the Army, considering that he had to have his entire colon removed. Cuyler now wears an ostomy bag, tied to his body by a tube. He thought he might be discharged after the surgery. Instead, his determination proved that he’s not only good enough for the Army, and he’s not only good enough for combat, but that his comeback and determination have proven to be an inspiration for others.
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Weather Notebook For April 19, 2011
Some more April showers fell around the area on Tuesday. There might be some more here and there the rest of the week.
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Weather Notebook For April 18, 2011
We got some rain over the weekend. But the snow wound up falling some place else
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School Bus Driver Allegedly Sent Indecent Photos To Student
Fulton Police today (April 15) arrested Duane A. Makosky, 57 of 38 Birch Lane Apt. 47-D Oswego, for one count of endangering the welfare of a child, a class A misdemeanor.
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Fulton’s Birds Eye Plant To Close In December
UPDATED with comments from Assemblyman Will Barclay and Senator Patty Ritchie. After more than 100 years in Fulton, the Birds Eye Foods plant will cease to exist at the end of the year. Plant officials announced this morning (April 15) that the facility will close its doors for good in December. Employees got the news at a meeting at the Fulton War Memorial.
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Weather Notebook For April 15, 2011
Looks like we’re in for another nice today. But, as for Saturday, well …
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