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Weather Notebook For November 1, 2012
Blustery and colder Friday with snow possible in some areas
Oswego Man Stabbed In Neck During Fight
Both men involved have been arrested on weapons charges. The injuries aren’t life-threatening, police said.
Proposed Fulton Schools Construction Project Will Be a Bit Larger
Donations Continue To Pour In For Emily’s Mission
Hurricane Sandy didn’t live up to its hype in these parts. However, a little bundle of energy – Emily Bradshaw – is going stronger than ever. Since the Oswego County Legislature meeting in September where she spoke about the lack of a homeless shelter in Oswego, things have been very busy for the young lady.
Getting Back To Normal
“Seeing a whole section of (New York) city mostly without power, joining in with people wandering around with flashlights, and witnessing cars slowly negotiating their way through intersections without working traffic lights, was insane!” said former OCT contributing writer Joceyln Cook.
State Police Investigate Crash in Redfield
A 17-year-old girl was hospitalized. Tickets are expected to be issued against the other driver, troopers said.
Fulton Police Announce City’s All Night Parking Ban Starts Nov. 1
The city ordinance prohibits the parking of any motor vehicle in/on any city street or city parking lot from 1:30 a.m. through 5:30 a.m. from November 1 to April 1. The penalty for a violation of the all night parking ban is $15. Unpaid fines double every ten days. Vehicles may also be towed.
Weather Notebook For October 31, 2012
Looks like it will be a chilly start for November with temps around 50 on Thursday.
‘Sandy’ Couldn’t Stop Annual Connections Conference From Being A Success
The conference was designed to bring women of all ages and backgrounds together to explore their place and power within their professions. And with six dynamic speakers on tap, attendees weren’t disappointed.