Hills Feed Program Helps Fulton Elementary Kids
At a Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting Rob and Mary Beth Hill from Blessings in a Back Pack spoke about feeding about 180 Fulton elementary students. The Hills coordinate with Prince of Peace Church volunteers as funds are raised for food and supplies.
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Fulton Sunrise
Peggy Donnelly
Rob
Mary Beth Hill
Blessings
Fulton
Hills
Prince of Peace Church
Donnelly
Fulton Sunrise Rotary Club
Mimi’s
Oswego Records Low Temperature Hit on Nov 10
Oswego set a new low for November 10 with 20 degrees as observed by Bill Gregway. The prior record of 23 degrees dated back to 1981. At 3 am the temperature was 30 degrees before dropping to the new low a few hours later with brief 60 mph gusts and around 0.12 inches of precipitation.
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Oswego
Bill Gregway
Gregway
Frederick Leighton Elementary
Leighton
United States Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
New York Army National Guard
Oswego High School
Ben Richardson
Oswego Grapples with Failed City Wi Fi Plan
Oswego residents and visitors see white and blue signs reading Oswego Wireless along the river walk but no public Wi Fi signal appears. The $1 050 monthly service is reportedly unavailable in parks plazas and central streets despite approval in June 2016. The Palladium Times tested downtown sites and did not detect any city Wi Fi on multiple devices over several visits.
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Oswego
Oswego River
Oswego Wireless
Port City
Billy Barlow
The
Palladium Times
Veterans Park
Hannibal trims town budget to lower tax rate in 2018
Hannibal Town Board approved a 2018 budget reducing the property tax rate by about 10 percent to 4.05 per 1000, with the five district tax also easing to 1.81. Overall appropriations total 2.13 million with 1.27 million raised by taxes as savings set aside 405,000.
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Hannibal
General Fund
Highway Department
Ron Greenleaf
Eugene Hafner
Oswego Route 104 rehab on track for completion
Oswego NY DOT says the Route 104 rehabilitation through Oswego is on track for substantial completion by Nov 23 with most western sections finished. Remaining asphalt, guard railing, driveways, sidewalks and signs should wrap by month end, drainage by mid December, and final topsoil and punch work by spring.
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Oswego
State Department of Transportation
DOT
Gene Cilento
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Ben Kail
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