Community
Rotarians Meet With Rotary Official
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting, Rotarian Dan Farfaglia, right, introduced Dan Young who is our representative to our Governor.
Month: January 2010
Obituaries
Langden Greenwood, infant
Langden Greenwood, infant son of Christine Clew and Michael Greenwood.
Obituaries
Donald W. Kitts, 85
Donald W. Kitts, 85, of Fulton, died Saturday.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Board of Ed Holds Budget Workshop Tonight; Public Invited
Fulton’s Board of Education tonight holds its second workshop on its budget for the next school year. The public is welcome to attend. The board and district officials are working to build a budget for the 2010-11 school year. It’s the budget that taxpayers will vote on in May during the statewide day of school budget voting.
Community
Hannibal Judge retires after 36 years
At a recent meeting of the Oswego County Magistrates Association(OCMA), New York State Magistrates Association (NYSMA) President Edward G. Van Der Water, made an official appearance to honor the Hon. Luther J. Dennison, Town Justice, Town ofHannibal.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Up And Coming Sophomore
Today, a profile of sophomore basketball star Ashlynn Palmitesso, who may be on her way to a record before she’s done. Also, a roundup of weekend sports results, a look ahead for seniors at college, and positive reviews for the new flat-screen TV in the lunch room.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Schools May Add Two Tough Senior-Level Courses
Two new courses may be coming to G. Ray Bodley High School next year, as teachers propose ways to keep top students engaged in their senior year. Science teacher Nate Murray is proposing a science […]
Fulton Daily News
New State Budget Proposal Due Today; Deep Cuts Likely
UPDATE, 11AM: The first numbers are out and they are not good news for local governments and school districts.
The Governor’s budget proposes to cut municipal aid to every village, town and city in Oswego County by 5%. The cut to the city of Fulton would eliminate more than $88,000, while the cut to the city of Oswego would take away more than $133,000.
School aid would also be cut by 5%, though there is no breakout by individual districts to indicate whether the cut is across-the-board or whether some districts will take steeper cuts than others.
Community
Group Practices Winter Survival Techniques
The Oswego County Pioneer Search and Rescue Team practiced some winter survival techniques over the weekend. The group met at the Great Bear Recreation Area.
Community
Success By 6 Distributes Book For First-Time Parents
The United Way’s Success By 6 Program wants first-time parents to know that children do come with directions!