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Your Turn: Your Feedback On Morgia, Library, Behling's & More

Story Published: May 21, 2012 at 3:25 PM EDT

Story Updated: May 21, 2012 at 7:33 PM EDT

Francis "Terry" Morgia pleaded guilty in connection with a high-speed chase and crash that killed a Brownville woman. He'll be sentenced to 18 years in prison:

 

Glad he is taking responsibility for his actions! Maybe the public will actually stop blaming the police.

Stephanie Robinson
from Facebook


That is not long enough. Should be life.

Michael Gaines
from Facebook


Should Flower Memorial Library be open on Sundays? It would be costly, but Watertown lawmakers are considering it:

 

It depends on how much it would be used on Sundays. Maybe try opening it for a while and see how it goes.

LeAnn Heath 
from Facebook

$90,000 for two employees for one extra day is a lot of money.

Tari Peters Briggs
from Facebook

I am sure you can find some local college students that are willing to work on a Sunday.

Suzanne Raible
from email

Even God rested on the seventh day. Should stay closed.

Dianne Marie Gilbert Smith
from Facebook


J.W. Allen, a high school senior, won a spot on the Belleville-Henderson school board:

 

What an inspiration! It is truly heartwarming to see a good news story about a local teen.

Randa Ortlieb
from email

By having a student as a board member...they can see what goes on behind the scenes and put ideas they may have regarding his/her school into place.

Scott Whitmarsh
from Facebook


Behling's Spookhill Farms store in Adams Center is open for business again:

 

Worth the short drive down or up Route 11 to support a small local business!

Jenna Cleaves
from Facebook

Hallelujah! We will start coming back again!

Michelle Wade
from Facebook
 
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
, Watertown, NY

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