There’ll be no pay increases for workers in the Hannibal school district next school year, under tentative agreements announced this week.
Hannibal’s Board of Education approved new contracts with all but one of its unions. The contracts contain concessions on pay and benefits.
We were rain-free for more than a week. Now it looks like that streak has come to an end.
Local business Oswego Sub Shop was honored last Monday with an SBA Small Business Excellence Award at the DoubleTree Hotel in East Syracuse. The U.S. Small Business Administration and the New York Business Development Corporation hosted the 13th annual luncheon to recognize the achievements of local small businesses.
Legislators recognize Ted Jerrett for his more than three decades of service to Oswego County and its residents. County lawmakers also voted to approve extending the 1% sales tax.
Students remember Terry Richardson from their Lanigan Elementary days. Also, a resource fair urges students to make the best decisions.
The former President of Hannibal’s Board of Education claims that board members deliberately deceived taxpayers by claiming that no salary increases had been built into the proposed 2011-12 budget when money for raises had been hidden in other accounts.
District officials flatly denied the claim.
Unlike 1996, there probably won’t be any snow today.
Two brief programs providing an overview of the Oswego City School District proposed budget and the bus proposition have been produced by Oswego High School television station WBUC. The programs will be broadcast over Channel 16 on Oswego Time Warner and will also be available on the district website www.oswego.org
A Raider sports team rallies for a win.
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