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RaiderNet Daily: Prom Plans
Plans are well underway for the Junior Prom. Also today, a trip to the movies and the story behind St. Patrick’s Day.
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Weather Notebook For March 11, 2011
The Oswego weather observer reports 0.82-inch of precipitation on March 10. The Port City’s monthly total has jumped to 2.14 inches. The monthly snowfall total is 3.5 inches and the winter season total is 176.0 inches.
Oswego Mayor To Lift Winter Parking Ban Friday Morning
Mayor Randolph F. Bateman today (March 10), announced the suspension of the winter parking restrictions, effective Friday, March 11, at 12:01 a.m.
Legislature Chair Presents 2011 State Of The County Address

I ask, that as we go through the year, we all keep in mind that our residents cannot survive a property tax increase and we must continue the course we have been following to stabilize and lower Oswego County property taxes. With the help of our department heads and employees we will survive the flood of increased costs passed down to us from the state.
RaiderNet Daily: The Curtain Goes Up
“Beauty and the Beast” begins tonight at GRB and Quirk’s Players are ready to put on a show. Also: Tutoring’s available for students needing a little help, and lots more news from inside the high school.
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Weather Notebook For March 10, 2011
According to Fulton’s weather observer, 0.4-inch of snow fell on March 9. It started about 10 p.m. Wednesday and then shortly after midnight turned to rain and freezing rain. Total snowfall for March now stands at 3.7 inches.
Proposed NYS Program Grant May Hurt Local Youth Bureau Programming
At Thursday’s meeting, the Oswego County Legislature will ask the state to reconsider instituting a program that would be detrimental to upstate youth. “Youth Bureau funding would be eliminated in many counties, which would promote inequities in prevention and positive youth development services across the state. It is economically not prudent to only support youth when they are at the doorstep of the child welfare and/or the juvenile justice system,” the director of the local Youth Bureau said.

