Weather Notebook For June 4, 2013
It’ll mostly sunny and mild today. Highs in the upper 60s. It will be breezy at times, too.
It’ll mostly sunny and mild today. Highs in the upper 60s. It will be breezy at times, too.
Councilors are looking at the elimination of positions within the fire department. The four newly created vacancies were included in the 2013 budget and anticipated to be filled, according to the Firefighters’ Association. Also being considered is an increase in the department’s billing schedule.
Last month was the 6th warmest May on record, despite not setting any high temperature records. Total precipitation last month was slightly below average and the snowfall was nonexistent.
On June 1 the Thank a Service Member charity in partnership with Macy’s paid tribute to local veterans during a public ceremony at Great Northern Mall. During the event Peter Allen, founder and executive director of TASM, presented each of the veterans with a special medallion intended to honor their service and serve as a lasting reminder of the appreciation of a grateful community.
The sun will break through later today. But don’t expect it get very warm. The high will be in the upper 60s.
Cars lined up at Bullhead Point in Fulton on Saturday morning to drop off everything from TVs to irons during Senator Patty Ritchie’s Electronics Recycling Event. “People started coming before it was open today,” Senator Ritchie told Oswego County Today. The event also doubled as a donation for United Way of Oswego County.
Oswego County health advocates have seen enough marketing from the tobacco industry. That’s the message they’ll be emphasizing today, May 31, World No Tobacco Day, along with partners around New York State and the world. According to the Surgeon General, tobacco industry marketing is a cause of youth tobacco use.
Today (May 31), U.S. senators Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand announced that the New Haven Volunteer Fire Corporation was awarded a $101,757 federal grant in Round 28 of the FY12 Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program.
Beginning this weekend, the Thruway will use its electronic Variable Message Signs to increase driver awareness. Senator Ritchie had asked for the state Thruway Authority’s help in the wake of a series of horrific motorcycle crashes that claimed the lives of a number of local bikers. From June 1 to 8, the Thruway will flash the messages, “Watch for Motorcycles” and “Share the Road” on signs boards across its system.
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