Weather Notebook For December 12, 2011
What happened to winter? Expect some sunshine and rather mild temperatures.
What happened to winter? Expect some sunshine and rather mild temperatures.
Common Council to discuss resolutions regarding Harborfest, softball, farmers’ market and the Independence Day Celebration among others in a short agenda on Monday.
At 6 p.m., in the Education Center Board Room, a public hearing will be held in regards to the proposed tax agreement between the Nine Mile Nuclear facilities and the Oswego City School District.
A look at the first decent snow of the season is the top item in today’s news from inside Oswego High School.
The legislature will meet at 2 p.m. on Dec. 15 at the County Office Building, Legislative Chambers, 46 E. Bridge St. Meanwhile, the school district will hold meetings on Dec. 13 and 15.
A public hearing regarding the proposed tax agreement between Nine Mile Nuclear facilities and the Oswego City School District will be conducted on Dec. 13 at 6 p.m. at the Education Center Board Room at 120 E. First Street. The tax agreement that will be considered is available on the Oswego City School District web page (www.oswego.org).
There will be an SBDC adviser at the facility. But, the focus is on helping displaced workers and others analyze their skills, hobbies, and interests to determine if something can be commercialized and then help them set up an online business. An open house is planned for Dec. 15.
The recent river rescue attempt and fires as well as other incidents have caused the department to use more of its OT funds than expected. To ensure a safe number of firefighters are on shift for the remainder of the year, it will cost $50,000, according to the chief.
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