Letters to the Editor
The Reason I’m Voting
I will vote.
Whatever it takes, I will get to the polls and vote.
Month: November 2016
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Route 481 South Of Fulton Closed
NYS Route 481 will remain closed from NYS Route 264 southbound for a lengthy period of time as responders tend to the scene. It isn’t known when it will reopen. Print this entry
Fulton Daily News
Triple Fatal Accident on NYS Route 481
Multiple departments are currently responding to a fatal three-car accident on State Route 481. The accident is reportedly the result of one vehicle traveling northbound in the southbound lane resulting in a head on collision involving three vehicles.
Foster Funeral Home
Johnathan Gus Coulter, Infant
In loving memory of Johnathan Gus Coulter, infant son of John E. Coulter and Shari L. Tetro; brother of Tyler J. Tetro and Brianna R. Manchester, passed away on October 4, 2016.
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Midway Drive In FINAL WEEKEND OF THE 2016 SEASON
FINAL WEEKEND OF THE 2016 SEASON- With the time change the rare opportunity to see a MATINEE presentation at the Midway FAMILY FRIENDLY MATINEE @ 5:15 PM..on both FRI & SAT Nov 11 & 12 […]
Community
Pet of the Week – Harrison
Harrison has been with his foster mom long enough that he’s aged up from a sweet cuddly guy with all the usual kitten spunkiness to a teenager who loves to lay around and air out his belly. You know how lazy those teenagers can be! As you can see, he loves other cats of all shapes and sizes.
Community
Everyone’s Favorite Rabbit Coming To Arts Center
CNY Arts Center is excited to present the classic Harvey onstage running November 11-20 at 11 River Glen Drive on the Cayuga College Fulton Campus. Bringing together a cast of local favorites under the direction of Amy Price Metz, the comedy tells the story of Elwood Dowd’s loveable, but invisible, six foot tall rabbit, Harvey.
Today's Weather
Weather Notebook For November 7, 2016
Mostly sunny, dry and pleasant today. High near 55.
Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay
Sacrifices Remembered on Veterans’ Day
The day was originally known as Armistice Day because it marked the end of hostilities of World War I – supposedly the war to end all wars. However, in 1954 after World War II and the Korean War, Congress, at the urging of veterans’ organizations, passed legislation to change Armistice Day to Veterans’ Day. It was envisioned that this day would be a day to honor America’s veterans for their love of country and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good.
Letters to the Editor
Bipartisanship Returns To Life
Yes Bipartisanship has been brought back from a near death experience. After last month’s Public Safety Committee meeting where Bipartisanism was rushed out of the meeting and given its last rites and placed on life support, all hope seemed lost.