Fulton city lawmakers have approved a change to city law that will allow snowmobiles to run along Route 3 from the city’s western edge to Bullhead Point.
He’s back.
North Country accountant Doug Hoffman will run for Congress this year, seeking to reunite the Republican and Conservative parties and take back the seat lost to a Democrat for the first time since the Civil War.
The state Board of Regents today may eliminate 13 of 16 Regents exams and end translations into any foreign language other than Spanish.
The only exams left would be one exam each in math, English and science. Exams would be given only once a year. The January and August exams would be eliminated.
The Board of Education last week decided to pass on the offer after months of study.
Aaron Callahan is headed to Washington, DC at the end of the month to attend the National Young Leaders Conference. In the coming weeks, he has a lot of fundraising left. Canale’s Restaurant will help out on March 22.
For the son of a Sandy Creek-Lacona woman, being an ambassador for peace in a country known for its spicy cuisine, magnificent colorful temples, and lush jungles where deadly cobra snakes are king, was quite an experience recently.
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