A first look at Hannibal’s school budget for 2011-2012 wasn’t pretty. Hannibal’s Board of Education began the process of assembling a new budget by looking at what it will cost to keep everything the district has now.
The answer: About $470,000 more than this year. That’s about a 2% increase in spending.
A car jumped the curb and drove through the wall of the Dunkin’ Donuts store on Fulton’s East Side Friday afternoon.
A mentoring program is making a difference at G. Ray Bodley. Also today: a key stretch lies ahead for the Raider hockey team, and it’s time to make your Super Bowl picks.
Law Day turns out to be a success. Also, the Raiders fall to J-D, and why paying for college is a big step.
The city of Fulton will likely suffer a cut in its aid from the state, but Mayor Ron Woodward is actually relieved.
“I thought it would be a lot worse than that,” he said of the $33,000 cut in the city’s aid.
Oswego County’s schools will lose more than 15 million dollars in state aid to education under Governor Andrew Cuomo’s proposed budget.
The devastating news showed up late Tuesday in data released by the state after Cuomo delivered an address in which he said that schools that have low wealth and depend heavily on state aid would be treated better than schools that have less need for state aid.
Students get a first crack at the new Regents exam. Also today — the hockey team fights to make the playoffs, and a student learns to ski.
The first pieces of the Governor’s proposed 2011-12 budget are out. His plan to cut spending at all levels will remove nearly $100,000 from the county’s city, town and village budgets.
The cities of Fulton and Oswego will take the largest hits — of $33,000 and $50,000, respectively.
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