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Proposed Tax Agreement Available Through School District
A public hearing regarding the proposed tax agreement between Nine Mile Nuclear facilities and the Oswego City School District will be conducted on Dec. 13 at 6 p.m. at the Education Center Board Room at 120 E. First Street. The tax agreement that will be considered is available on the Oswego City School District web page (www.oswego.org).
Leadership Council takes step forward
There’s a lot in today’s RaiderNet Daily: 500th win for Raider Coach Conners
Also – 12 recipes of Christmas, NFL picks, Hoopsters at B’ville Tourney tonight, and The return of: Blast from the Past & At the Movies
Weather Notebook For December 8, 2011
There’s a little bit of snow in the air – just a little bit … for now.
Fulton Agrees to Tax Deal with Cayuga Community College
New E-Commerce Incubator, Temporary Outreach Office To Benefit Displaced Workers
There will be an SBDC adviser at the facility. But, the focus is on helping displaced workers and others analyze their skills, hobbies, and interests to determine if something can be commercialized and then help them set up an online business. An open house is planned for Dec. 15.
Youth Court seeks new members
Today’s news in RaiderNet Daily: “Hunting” for bargains
And, Palmitesso leads girls to triumph
Weather Notebook For December 7, 2011
Fulton has been snow-free all month. But it is December. So things are likely going to change. However, some more warmer temperatures are also on the horizon.
Fulton’s City Budget Faces Tough Cuts
Fulton Mayor Ron Woodward offered a grim hint of the 2012 budget that he will unveil in a few days. He said he’s already cut $600,000 from last year’s $15 million budget and has to find nearly $600,000 more to cut.
“If we’re gonna get through hard times, we’re gonna have to do hard things,” he said.
Oswego Fire Department’s OT Budget Dwindles After Rash Of Emergency Calls
The recent river rescue attempt and fires as well as other incidents have caused the department to use more of its OT funds than expected. To ensure a safe number of firefighters are on shift for the remainder of the year, it will cost $50,000, according to the chief.