Douglas ‘Dougie’ J. Miller, 39
Douglas “Dougie” J. Miller, 39, of Fulton, died Sunday August 18, 2013.
Douglas “Dougie” J. Miller, 39, of Fulton, died Sunday August 18, 2013.
Lillian DeGroff, 84, of Hannibal, died Sunday August 18, 2013, in Pontiac Care & Rehabilitation Center, Oswego.
David “DJ” Mason, 46, of Fulton, died Friday August 16, 2013.
G. Ray Bodley High School seniors are reminded that retakes for their Fultonian yearbook senior portraits will be taking place on August 27 at the high school. School Pictures of Rochester will be at GRB from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the auditorium.
Mary-Agnes Brown, 86, a resident of Oswego, passed away Saturday June 29, 2013, at Oswego Hospital after an acute illness.
Gene F. Neild, 68, a resident of Volney, passed away Sunday August 18, 2013, at Seneca Hill Manor.
An Aquatic Invasive Species is an organism introduced to an ecosystem that disrupts the native habitats of the region. These organisms are spread a number of ways including accidental dispersal by humans. AIS are becoming a persistent problem for waterways in New York State, clogging boating channels, disrupting the natural food webs, and impacting taxpayers. The impacts of AIS on local economies include AIS management costs, and the potential to decrease shoreline property value.
For the first time in several weeks, Oswego Kartway was able to run an event without the threat of rain, and as a result competitors turned out in great force with 97 racers signing in last Friday evening. Kartway veteran Corey Norton continued his winning ways in the Open division on Friday as he collected his sixth main event win in eight starts this season.
Fulton’s downtown Gazebo will once again be the setting for worship on Labor Day Sunday September 1 at 10:30 a.m. Three congregations (Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, State Street United Methodist Church, and First United Church of Fulton) will gather to host the outdoor service which will include communion and a food offering for the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
There is a new water level plan proposed for Lake Ontario that will threaten shoreline property, recreational activity, and damage public infrastructure. Plan 2014 has been proposed by the International Joint Commission. The IJC is comprised of six members from Canada and the U.S. It was created to help handle issues in shared waters, such as the Great Lakes. Proponents of the plan say Plan 2014 will return the lake levels to a more natural state, and therefore, create higher highs and lower lows, depending on the time of year.
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