Weather Notebook For April 17, 2012
Welcome back to normal April temperatures
Welcome back to normal April temperatures
“Where you have great challenges, you have great opportunity,” says Donna Fountain, who will soon become Hannibal’s Superintendent of Schools.
The challenges couldn’t be bigger in Hannibal, one of the poorest districts in the state.
That’s fine with her. Fountain says she just wants to get to Hannibal and get going.
Mayor Tom Gillen and Second Ward Councilor Mike Myers have scheduled a Neighborhood Walk for the Second Ward on May 2. Councilors of the other wards are invited to join them, as well as Code Enforcement Director Neal Smith, Engineer/Zoning Administrator Tony Leotta and Community Development Director Mary Vanouse.
Oswego is proposing to boost the rate Scriba users of the city’s sewer and water system so that they are more in line with what the city users are currently paying. The council will vote on the 3-year deals next week.
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The arrest stems from an investigation by the Oswego County Department of Social Services that revealed she allegedly had undeclared income making her ineligible for benefits she received in excess of $3,000.
The good news is it will be very warm today. The bad news? It will likely drop about 30 degrees tomorrow.
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