Fulton received nearly 2 inches of rain yesterday. That bumps the annual total to 13.19 inches. But – it has been higher.
The second part of Cayuga Community College’s expansion plan got the approval it needed Tuesday.
The Cayuga County Legislature approved the college’s plan to buy 45 acres of vacant land in Volney along Route 481.
Tuesday’s downpour caught one of our local sports teams.
Fulton’s girls lacrosse teams were headed to Cortland for a game when they came upon some of the difficult driving conditions the snap storm caused.
There’s a long list of people in Oswego County who’ve got some money coming to them.
Excellus Blue Cross/Blue Shield is publishing the names of people to whom it owes money, in the hopes of getting that money to those people. We’ve got the list — check to see if you’re on it.
On Saturday, April 30, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Oswego City Police Department will be participating in the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s prescription drug “Take-Back” campaign.
Some board members feel the students would benefit more if parent-teacher conferences didn’t cut several school days in half. Also, a move to extend the superintendent’s contract was tabled. Board members want to discuss the matter more before voting.
The Senior Trip gets the Board of Education’s A-OK. Also today, the track team turns around a poor start to the season.
Hannibal Board of Education President Matt Henderson resigned suddenly Monday night, a decision caused by what he called the board’s irresponsible decision to adopt a budget.
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