Today’s News in RaiderNet Daily: November to remember
And, Taking on the bullies
Got that rainy day feeling? Snow is likely on the way later in the week.
The next budget for the Fulton City School District begins more than $2 million in the hole.
Fulton’s Board of Education met Saturday morning to start building a budget that voters will accept or reject next May. The first thing they learned is that last year’s $2 million gap that was covered by using district reserves is right where they left it.
Some local business people acted as consultants for the student-run companies. Grades depend on what they gained from the experience and not on what they made during the sale. Funds benefit the school store and OHS Travel Club.
It wound up as the third warmest November on record since 1854. There was very little snow and the rainfall was below average, despite some heavy showers late in the month.
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Christmasy weather drew scores of people to Fulton City Hall Thursday night to celebrate the start of the holiday season. Fulton’s annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony went off without a hitch on a chilly but snowless night.
Hundreds brave the chilly temperatures and brisk winds for the annual ceremony. The city’s holiday tree was lit Thursday night in Civic Plaza. The winners of the scholastic holiday essay contest were announced. And, Santa greeted scores of youngsters eager to tell him their Christmas wish lists.
As there is presently no snow in the area, the winter parking ban is not in effect at this time. The mayor will advise the local media as soon as the ban is implemented.
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