Month: September 2008

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Fulton Daily News

Engel Case Marks First Charge Under ‘Stephanie’s Law’ In Oswego County

September 25, 2008 Nicole Reome
Fulton police department’s arrest of a Fulton man accused of using a video camera to secretly record young women in his bathroom marks the first time that an Oswego County resident is being charged under Stephanie’s Law. Enacted in 2003, Stephanie’s Law is named for Long Island resident Stephanie Fuller, who was videotaped by her landlord through a camera he installed in a smoke detector. Though her landlord was convicted only of trespassing, the case spearheaded the law to make unlawful surveillance a felony.

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Community

Kelly Moxley In Oswego Teacher Spotlight

September 25, 2008 Contributor
<p>Kelly Moxley</p>

Kelly Moxley has been selected to be in focus as  she  is in September’s Oswego Teacher Spotlight. Moxley has been a teacher for five and a half years with the majority of that time she has served the students of the Kingsford Park Elementary School.

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Community

Bishop Commons Residents Make Generous Donations To Riley Students

September 25, 2008 Contributor
<p>Students from Charles E. Riley Elementary School and residents from Bishop Commons get together for a reception where new school supplies were presented to the school. In front are Caitlyn Daniels, Matthew Oldenburg, Estie Proano, Alexandria DelFino, Owen Sherwood and Miranda Miller. In back are Bertha Maiurano, Mary Raby, Mary Gosek, Alice Dexter, Betty Clarke, and Glenn Clark.</p>

For nearly a decade, Charles E. Riley Elementary School teachers Terri Cullen-Stacy and Karen Burke have been taking their classes on a short field trip across the street to Bishop Commons and St. Luke’s. The partnership which brings together some of Oswego’s youngest residents with those who have experienced so much in life has been a wonderful relationship that has benefited both sides.

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