Fulton to replace Phillips Street Bridge over Tannery Creek
Fulton officials announced the Phillips Street Bridge over Tannery Creek will be replaced after a DOT rating of 3.49 labeled it deficient. The $800,000 project will use 80 percent federal funds, 15 percent state funds, and 5 percent local funds, with DEC comment period ending February 26.
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Red Cross Family Fun Day kicks off Red Cross Month in Syracuse
The American Red Cross of Central New York invites the public to Family Fun Day on February 28 from 2 to 4 p.m. at 344 West Genesee Street Syracuse. Free event teaches emergency prep with activities for all ages including Citizen Preparedness Corps training and Pillowcase Project for kids.
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Lanigan Elementary Hosts History Through Song with Dave Ruch
Lanigan Elementary fourth graders enjoyed a musical history program by performer Dave Ruch. The show featured ancient songs about New York State history from the Iroquois to the Erie Canal and included interactive dialogues and historic instruments like a dried gourd used as a nature’s instrument.
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Fulton sees higher but not record snow totals in 2014 15
Fulton reports season snow totals of 146.7 inches by February 18, 2015, above average yet well below the 241.5 inch 2004 peak. Water Works chief operator John Florek notes first measurable snow on November 14, 2014 and recalls several near Mother’s Day snowfalls, with winter defined November through April.
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New York lawmaker seeks year jail for machete carrying
New York State Senator Tony Avella proposes up to a year in jail for machete possession. The plan follows a series of attacks including a Long Island teen’s hacking death. Current law treats machetes like butcher knives, with penalties up to 15 days in jail and a $300 fine.
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