The City of Fulton and Town of Hannibal have issued a travel advisory, effective until 7:00am Monday 01/17/11. The City of Fulton DPW Commissioner Dan O’Brien and Hannibal Highway Superintendent Dan Mahaney have requested no unnecessary travel due to hazardous road conditions from the recent heavy snowfall.
Residents are asked to stay off the highways and are reminded to remove their vehicles from the streets, to ensure snow removal operations can take place without obstruction. This is a travel advisory only, not a Snow Emergency.
Among the items on the agendas is a request to upgrade the lighting at the waste water treatment plants. It would mean an annual savings of about $3,250.
Hannibal’s Board of Education will begin working on the next school district budget in a few weeks. They’re not hopeful about what the process will bring.
Board members said that they expect the state to provide no additional aid to schools this year and may impose another aid cut as part of the effort to reduce a $10 billion deficit in the upcoming state budget.
The Raider bowlers keep on knockin’ ’em down. Also today, some thoughts on Martin Luther King Day and another comment on winter weather.
There is a plan to release a sanitized version of Mark Twain’s “Huckleberry Finn.” It would substitute “slave” in place of the N-word. However, censoring an American Classic to fit these politically correct times doesn’t sit well with many.
Abby Jenkins, program coordinator Tobacco Free Network of Oswego County, was among the group that sought to educate state leaders about the important role tobacco use prevention and cessation has in preventing youth initiation and reducing healthcare costs.
Wednesday afternoon 80 year old William Louis LeVea, of Fulton, entered a guilty plea in Cayuga County Court in regards to the November 20, 2009 DWI crash that killed Christopher Spack of Camillus, and seriously injured Bradley Leyburn of Cato.
Oswego County’s state parks did not share in the growth seen in state parks attendance during the most challenging year for parks in decades.
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