Weather Notebook For May 24, 2011
Looks like we’re in for more showers today. There might be a break tomorrow.
Looks like we’re in for more showers today. There might be a break tomorrow.

The council approved a request by the Rotarians to use Leotta Park and the Railroad Tunnel on June 11. The event will support the many community service projects of Rotary. Councilors also approved replacing the word “alderman” in the city charter with “councilor.”
The driver of the vehicle was found to allegedly be in possession of approximately 1.2 grams of cocaine. Further investigation developed information which led to the search of two residences in the city of Oswego.
At approximately 2:49 p.m. on Sunday, Oswego City Police responded to 140 State Route 104, the Oswego Plaza, for a report of an unresponsive man in a parked motor vehicle. Today (May 23), the Medical Examiner’s preliminary forensic autopsy report determined the victim to have died of natural causes.
14 people applied; 10 were chosen.
10 Hannibal school district residents will become part of a committee that screens applicants for the district’s Superintendent’s position.
Fulton’s city school district has a budget in place for next year. We’ll get a view from the student perspective. Also, a Ninja tournament is underway.
Fulton’s rainfall since the first of the year climbed to 17.92 inches over the weekend. However, it actually slipped to number two all time – behind 1990, which had 18.75 inches as of May 22.
Photographer Harrison Wilde shares this photo with us. He says it was taken at Sheldon Beach and shows an unidentified youngster who is skipping rocks the hard way.
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With both fists pumping the air and his fellow graduates on their feet cheering, 77-year-old John Cullen of Auburn walked across the stage to receive an associate’s degree during the 57th Annual Cayuga Community College Commencement proceedings. He was the oldest of the 584-member Class of 2011 who was recognized during the May 22 ceremony.
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