Cale Schorer has been awarded an Allstate Hero Award by the Allstate Insurance Company and he donated the $500 award to the Fulton YMCA Day Camp, according to Betty Fadden, Executive Director of the Fulton Y.
Leah Haggerty, left, spoke at a recent Fulton Rotary Club meeting. Leah is the Broker/Owner of Leah’s Century 21 Realty in Fulton.
Linde North America has begun production at one of its newest plants, which makes carbon dioxide (CO2) from ethanol in Fulton, New York.
The New York State AFL-CIO sent a strong signal to State Senator Darrel Aubertine that union leaders are disappointed in him.
The union issued scores of endorsements Monday in races ranging from the Governor’s race to the dozens of State Assembly contests.
But in his district, two words: No endorsement.
The college, with assistance from NYSERDA and other government agencies, offers the first Energy and Sustainability Institute for Elementary Teachers — 18 from Oswego city schools — Aug. 9 to 13 at Rice Creek Field Station.
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting Rotarian Sharon Foster introduced Art Thomas who told us about Shirts & Skirts, the square dancing group that meets every Friday from 7 – 9 PM at Fulton Municipal Building.
Ladybug Daycare, located at 122 W. 5th St. in Fulton, will open at the start of the school year.
The Nurture & Care Committee of the Minetto United Methodist Church will host a freewill dinner on Sunday, August 22, serving from 4:30 to 6:30 P.M. The menu will be pulled pork sandwiches, macaroni salad, and dessert. Donations are not expected but will be accepted.
The Hannibal Music Boosters will operate a dunk tank booth at the Hannibal Firemen’s Field Days beginning Thursday.
The organization has lined up several local celebrities and officials to volunteer to be dunked to help raise money for the school music program.
“There were concerned residents and business owners who wanted to discuss the parking policy. We had four meetings and recommendations were made to modify the policy,†explained Councilor Cathy Santos, chair of the parking committee. The four areas of concern were snow removal, access for the public to downtown businesses, guest parking and parking fees, she told the councilors.
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