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links for 2011-02-17
Cuomo On Education: “We Need To Spend Smarter” Gov. Andrew Cuomo is ratcheting up his efforts to pass steep cuts to education aid, writing in an open letter to New Yorkers that “We need to […]
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Weather Notebook For February 17, 2011
Wednesday was another quiet day as far as precipitation.
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RaiderNet Daily: The Devil They Know
It’s a familiar foe for on Raider playoff team. Also, a break in the weather is good news, and a writer asks why there’s so much fighting going on.
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Weather Notebook For February 16, 2011
It was a quiet day yesterday. There was no rain or snow in Fulton.
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Work Begins at Fulton Medical Center
Construction crews have begun Oswego Health’s latest project that will transform the former A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital into the Fulton Medical Center.
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RaiderNet Daily: Last Dance
It’s last dance for GRB’s Dance Team tonight, at halftime of tonight’s basketball game. Also today: unfortunate endings for the basketball and hockey teams.
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Tuesday’s Links Worth Clicking
Facebook helps UPD nab purse snatcher Facebook and YouTube have once again helped Utica police nab a suspect, this time a purse snatcher who stole a woman’s purse from the North Utica Walmart, police said. […]
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Weather Notebook For February 15, 2011
Fulton received 0.15-inch of rain on Feb. 14. And just 0.4-inch of snowfall recorded on Valentine’s Day.
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Agenda for Tonight’s Fulton Common Council Meeting
1. Approve minutes – February 1. 2011 meeting 2. Advertise for Public Hearing — Proposed Local Law to amend Subsection 112-1 “Weapons and Other Hazards” 3. Clerk’s Report – December ’10 4. Clerk’s Report – […]
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Hannibal Administrators Will Outline Dire Cutback Possibilities Wednesday; Music Supporters Begin to Worry
The music department head says she was told high school music will be recommended for shutdown. The high school principal says that’s not true — he’s just giving the Board of Education the information they asked for.
Either way, Hannibal’s fight over which programs survive a fresh round of budget cuts is beginning to gear up.