Superintendent of Schools Bill Lynch has said that the state’s proposed cut in aid, combined with the end of federal job-saving stimulus funds, put the district about $5 million behind last year’s $60 million budget.
Tuesday night, he finally put a number to that gap.
UPDATED: A home on S. Fifth St. in Fulton suffered heavy damage Wednesday morning when it collapsed and caught fire.
The fire was reported at about 7:15, according to fire officials.
The Future Business Leaders of America club has a great day at a competition. Also today: A special day at Special Olympics, and meet the face behind Facebook.
State Police this week closed their investigation into a burglary at a town of Granby auto sales business that happened last August.
The Raiders begin their title defense tonight. Also, a tough loss for the hockey team and student-led conferences are coming soon.
A Syracuse man has been charged with cashing his dead father’s Worker’s Compensation checks for several months.
Police said several cars were damaged Sunday night when the roof of the collision repair facility at Par-K Chrysler Jeep caved in under the weight of snow.
There’s been a crackdown on lateness at G. Ray Bodley and the reactions are pouring in. Also today: Granby students visit the high school and the wrestling team dominates Class A.
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.
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