The state Attorney General’s office has issued its annual report on professional fundraising firms who raise money for local organizations, called “Pennies for Charity”.
Absentee ballot totals were announced Tuesday in four of the eleven counties that make up the 23rd Congressional Disrrict.
The result: Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman narrowed the gap with Democrat Doug Owens by just 214 votes as the results from Oneida, Madison, Hamilton and Fulton counties came in.
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Spurred by the military experience of one of its board members, Hannibal’s Board of Education will study whether to set up a Junior ROTC program at the high school.
Board member Randy Siver, a veteran of the U.S. Navy, is advocating the idea. “It’s a great thing,” he said recently.
Today inside Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School, student journalists tell us that 9 members of the varsity soccer team have earned All-League honors. Also, Kristina Dopp shows how her early struggles with some courses can be turned around. There’s Carson’s forecast, the morning announcements and more.
The Hannibal Band Boosters have a pretty good idea. How about 18,801?
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Judges denies defense lawyer’s motion to set aside the jury’s verdict. He sentenced Alan Jones to the maximum for causing the death of Erin Maxwell last summer. The defense vows to file an appeal with a higher court.
Today, student journalists tell us that wrestling season has begun. Also, a high school runner places among the best in the state; financial aid night is coming; a pair of columns on the need for manners; a photographic look at progress on the high school building project, and more.
Hey, Daisy Ruiz of Fulton — the government’s looking for you. Edward Demm of Oswego, they’re looking for you, too, along with Linda Bristol of Pulaski, Keith and Carol Britton of Williamstown and Gaehnewrawenedya Printup of Pennellville.
It’s nothing bad; in fact, it’s good news.
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