99 NEWS FOR 3/14/13
AFTERSCHOOL SNACK PROGRAM COULD COME BACK AT POTSDAM CENTRAL--Superintendent Pat Brady told the Board of Education this week the snack program, a "grab and go" concept may help stem revenue losses. The board is grappling with a projected 60-thousand-dollar loss for 2013-2014--a downturn resulting from the Federal Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010.
ALSO ONLINE TODAY....
CONDITION OF A CHASE MILLS WOMAN WHO HAD TO BE EXTRICATED FROM HER CAR THAT CRASHED INTO A UTILITY POLE ON ROUTE 310 NEAR RAYMONDVILLE WEDNESDAY, 52-YEAR-OLD NORBERTA RUSSO UPGRADED FROM "CRITICAL" TO "SERIOUS" AT FLETCHER-ALLEN
51-YEAR-OLD ROBERT KIZZIAH OF MASSENA, ALREADY JAILED ON BAD CHECK CHARGES FOR WRITING A BOUNCER FOR A RENTED ROOM, PICKED UP ON A WARRANT FROM TENNESSEE FOR 60-THOUSAND-DOLLAR STRING OF BAD CHECKS
CLARKSON U. HIRES MAKES FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIRING DR. MARILYN FREEMAN TO BOOST "STEM" PROGRAMS, FREEMAN IS A FORMER DEPUTY ASSISTANT US ARMY SECRETARY
STATE MAPLE PRODUCERS PRESIDENT DWAYNE HILL SAYS FEDERAL MANDATES ARE UNCLEAR
BILL SPONSORED BY SENATOR BETTY LITTLE PASSES, GIVES TOWNS THE AUTHORITY TO SET THEIR OWN SPEED LIMITS ON TOWN ROADS
KAYLA DIEGAN OF CANTON PICKED UP ON MORE FELONY FRAUD-RELATED CHARGES, RELEASED TO PROBATION
OBITUARIES:
Lawrence Weller--80--Potsdam. Services 11am Friday at Seymour Funeral Home, Potsdam. Calling hours today 2-4, 7-9pm
