Weather Notebook For July 29, 2011
Harborfest was rain-free Thursday night. Saturday and Sunday look nice. It’s today that is a bit “iffy.”
Harborfest was rain-free Thursday night. Saturday and Sunday look nice. It’s today that is a bit “iffy.”

Nearly idyllic weather greeted the large crowd at Thursday night’s opening of Harborfest #24. There were a few clouds; but other than that everything went like a well-oiled machine – thanks in large part to The Machine performing Pink Floyd.
Unemployment in Oswego County shot back up in June after several months of declines.
The jobless rate rose half a percentage point from May to June, to 9.9%. It was 10.2% a year ago.
There wasn’t any rain yesterday. Let’s hope it’s a dry Harborfest this weekend.
There will be a meeting Aug. 4 for all people interested in forming an advocacy group for the proposed new dog park. The meeting will be from 7-8 p.m. at the McCobie Building on Lake Street.
“The port is an important part of business methodology for the companies that we handle. We are currently serving companies from markets as varied as manufacturing, clean energy and nuclear power,” the director explained.
Cayuga County lawmakers Tuesday night approved the operating budget for Cayuga Community College for the 2011-12 school year, which contains a 7% increase in tuition.
The college did not get what it asked for, though.
“We should be very proud of what we have accomplished,” Business Manager for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 97 Ted Skerpon wrote in announcing the results of the vote. “You should hold your head high.”
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