Oswego voters approve $82.8M OCSD budget and BOE wins
Oswego City School District voters approved the $82.8 million budget for 2017 2018 by a wide margin and elected two newcomers to the Board of Education. Unofficial results show 1,503 to 700 in favor, as Superintendent Goeney praised the high approval and public trust in transparency.
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Oswego
Oswego City
Board of Education
OCSD
Dean Goeney
Dean Goewey
Karen Canale
Goewey
Cuomo Announces Second Round of Downtown Revitalization Grants
Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveils a second round of the Downtown Revitalization Initiative offering $10 million per city for development and beautification projects aimed at transforming downtowns into vibrant economic hubs. Ten cities statewide will win awards, including consideration from Oswego’s Central New York example, with Fulton eyed for Nestle site recovery, Lake Neatahwanta cleanup, and east side infrastructure upgrades.
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Albany
Andrew Cuomo
New York
Oswego
Central New York
Port City
Fulton
Dave Ritchie
C- 2Nd Ward
Oswego County
Dan Farfaglia
D-Fulton
Nestle
Farfaglia
Ity
Frank Castiglia
Castiglia
Ron Woodward
Cuomo
Fulton City School District budget wins big
Fulton voters approve a 70.7 million dollar FCSD budget for 2017-2018 with a small tax cut and continued programs. The tally for board seats was not available. two incumbents did not seek re election. Voters also authorized purchases for a mini bus and van at 105000 and funded the Fulton Public Library at 393972.
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Fulton — Fulton
Fulton City
Board of Education
David Cordone
Brenda Abelgore
FCSD
Robert Briggs
Barbara Hubbard
Briggs
Hubbard
Fulton
Fulton Public Library Board of Trustees
Fulton Public Library
Board of Trustees
Nancy Whitens
Robert Wayner
Jacqueline Havener
Oswego County School District Votes Pass Budget and Bus Plan
Snapshot shows Oswego County districts approving a $53.7 million budget by 569 to 290 and a transportation upgrade proposition to buy four 66 passenger buses four small vehicles and two maintenance vehicles for up to 683 637 funded items approved 593 to 265. Board race results list Susan Teifke 600 James Emery 579 Darlene Upcraft 431 Russell Partrick 293 Maureen Kays 267 Dennis Brooks Jr 224.
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Susan Teifke
James Emery
Darlene Upcraft
Russell Partrick
School Board Passes Transportation Budget and New Bus Reserve
The district approved a 25.9 million budget with a 236 support margin and a proposition to limit expenditures to about 142 thousand from the 2012 Bus Purchase fund for transportation vehicles. A second proposition created a bus reserve to replace the current account with 257 votes in favor and 62 against. Two school board candidates, Tom Tighe and Travis Rice, received 280 and 240 votes respectively.
District Propositions and Candidates Summary
Budget measures totaling 75 million and 31.4 million passed with multi-vehicle and facility upgrade propositions on the ballot. A $23.9 million budget and a capital reserve parcel purchase and parking lot plan also passed. Candidates Horton Clark Scott, with write-in Mettot, appear alongside local property vote at 642 S Main St Central Square.
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S. Main St
Central Square
Kristy Fischmann
Michael Lawyer
Steven Patch
Randy Hoyt
Sarah Taylor
Scott Duggleby
Robert Colozzi
Capital Reserve
John Shermidine
Joe Hathway
Shane Paternoster
Ralph Fox
Heidi Mettot
Phoenix Budget and School Bus Proposals Pass
The Phoenix budget of 45.1 million dollars passes 344 to 84, authorizing the purchase of three 66 passenger school buses and one wheelchair accessible bus for up to 461000 dollars. A property purchase at 29 Park St. passes 343 to 85 for up to 155000 dollars. A levy for the Phoenix Public Library of 72409 dollars passes 337 to 87. Four candidates run for four seats: Wayne Halstead 349, Paul Gilchrist 339, Earl Rudy 333, Judith Belfield 312.
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Park St
Phoenix
Phoenix Public Library
Wayne Halstead
Paul Gilchrist
Earl Rudy
Judith Belfield
Hannibal approves budget and bus purchase plan
Hannibal voters pass a $32.5 million city budget with a 360 to 162 margin approving a five bus purchase up to $540,000 aided 90 percent by state funds. They also back a 10 year capital reserve up to $4 million and a $75,000 library levy. In city elections three council seats go to John R. Pope Greg Hilton and Madeleine A. Pittorf with several write in votes.
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Hannibal
John R. Pope
Greg Hilton
Madeleine A. Pittorf
Kimberly Shortslef
Heather Ladd
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Dennis Brooks Jr
Ney
Tom Tighe
Travis Rice
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APW
David Horton
Shawn Clark
Joseph Scott
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