Hannibal’s Board of Education will begin working on the next school district budget in a few weeks. They’re not hopeful about what the process will bring.
Board members said that they expect the state to provide no additional aid to schools this year and may impose another aid cut as part of the effort to reduce a $10 billion deficit in the upcoming state budget.
The Raider bowlers keep on knockin’ ’em down. Also today, some thoughts on Martin Luther King Day and another comment on winter weather.
Wednesday afternoon 80 year old William Louis LeVea, of Fulton, entered a guilty plea in Cayuga County Court in regards to the November 20, 2009 DWI crash that killed Christopher Spack of Camillus, and seriously injured Bradley Leyburn of Cato.
Oswego County’s state parks did not share in the growth seen in state parks attendance during the most challenging year for parks in decades.
Snow causes problems down on the farm. Also today, why fights hurt both fighters.
It was a tough day for Red Raider sports teams. Also today, how the girls’ team hopes for a rebound tonight and a look at tonight’s SU game.
Fulton Mayor Ron Woodward kept it short and not-so-sweet to the city’s managers in a memo Monday: No overtime.
He issued a two-line directive Monday that aims to curb one of the major costs in the city’s already-stressed budget.
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