SUNY Oswego’s online MBA tied for 14th among online graduate business programs — the highest of any institution in the state, according to U.S. News’ 2014 “Best Online Degree Programs: Business (Graduate)” rankings published Jan. 8.
Getting relief from all the unfunded mandates is a priority for local officials. No one wants to raise taxes, city officials said. However, the mandates are making it tough not to, they added. “As long as we have a dialogue going, (the governor) knows where we stand. We need help from Albany,” Oswego’s mayor added.
Today’s News In The Raider: It’s Superintendent’s Day at GRB, but we’ve got NFL picks, School of Thought and the first in a series of articles about Neal Burke’s favorite monster, Godzilla, in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Note that there will not be an edition on Friday due to today’s Superintendent’s Day.
Milder with a mix of sun and clouds today. High near 25.
The video of the city’s 2014 budget hearing and council meeting held Dec. 26 will be televised again due to a problem with its original airing. The entire meeting will be shown on local public access television stations on Thursday at 8 p.m. and again at 11 p.m.
A nearly $11,000 stipend for the boys’ varsity track coach came under fire at Wednesday’s committee. An audience member pointed out it is almost $5,000 higher than what any other coach receives in the district. The committee took no action on the resolution. It will likely return to the floor of the committee in February.
The intent is to provide members of the community and school district the opportunity to ask questions of the board of education and superintendent relative to thoughts and/or concerns regarding the Fulton City School District programs and services and/or current education initiatives in the district and/or New York State.
Safety is a top priority and a group effort and the department is asking for your assistance in helping to ensure the safety of each and every student.
Brisk today with a mix of sun and clouds today. High near 20.
The committee approved removing the Midtown Plaza lots from the policy and OK’d other housekeeping details. They also tabled a change order request. The councilors want more details before paying for something one councilor says isn’t the city’s fault.
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