Hannibal’s teachers’ union offered to take no pay increase for the next school year, according to a letter from union leaders to members.
The letter adds context to Board of Education President Matt Henderson’s comment last week that the union rejected the district’s demand for no increase in personnel costs.
As temperatures climb into the mid 70s, snow is a distant memory. However, there might be a thunderstorm popping up later today. Fulton received 0.02-inch of rain Sunday while Oswego got just a trace.
The Fulton Planning Commission meets Monday night at 7:00 p.m. to take up one item.
It’s a proposal to convert a restaurant at 397 W. First St. S. into a dog grooming business.
On March 20, multiple reports were received by the Fulton Police Department in reference to shots fired in the city. On Thursday (April 7), Timothy C. Lashomb was arrested and charged for his involvement in these shootings.
The city took over the property because of unpaid property taxes and, just as it was finding a buyer for the land, discovered that it had assumed responsibility for the underground fuel storage tanks on the property.
The stretch of nice weather continues.
Members of the Hannibal Board of Education sent their anger in all directions Wednesday night. They were angry with the teachers’ union, with the state, and, at times, with each other as they decided not to decide on a budget and thought out loud about defying the state.
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