Nelson Funeral Home
Karen L. Milligan
Karen L. Milligan, 67, passed away peacefully at home on Monday Nov. 25, 2019, with her husband by her side.
Month: December 2019
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Common Council Approves City Budget
Community members question aspects of the city of Fulton’s 2020 budget.
Dowdle Funeral Home
Everett B. ‘Skip’ Gigon Jr..
Everett B. Gigon Jr., 78, a resident of Scriba, passed away on Tuesday December 3, 2019, at the St. Luke Health Services.
Community
Oswego County P-TECH to Host STEM Day Dec
The Oswego County Pathways in Technology Early College Highschool (P-TECH) welcomes youth from Oswego County to attend the first Oswego County STEM Day at Fulton Junior High School on Dec. 7.
Community
A Little Christmas Concert by Concinnity Set
Members of Concinnity, the local select women’s vocal ensemble directed by Mary Lou Carpenter-Bjorkman, will present a concert entitled, A Little Christmas, at the Faith United Church on Sunday, December 8 at 3 p.m.
Today's Weather
Weather Notebook For December 4, 2019
Cloudy with a chance of snow showers today. High in the upper 30s.
Community
Ethan Smith Completes Eagle Scout Project
He received his award on Saturday, Nov. 9 at the Queen of Heaven Catholic Church in Henderson, with Father Robert L. Decker officiating for the Benediction and the Scout Prayer.
Community
Fairley 4th Graders Continue Haudenosaunee Learning
Fairley Elementary School fourth graders’ Haudenosaunee knowledge was put to the test for a recent Merry-Go-Round Playhouse performance of “The Keeper’s Voice.”
Community
Bodley Students Attend NYSSMA Conference All-State
The Fulton City School District recently sent five G. Ray Bodley High School students to the New York State School Music Association Conference All-State Festival because of their stellar, individual musical achievements.
Community
Trinity’s Students, Staff Sock Out Cancer
The staff and students at Trinity Catholic School recently participated in a Sock Out Cancer Day. Students and staff each received a pair of striped socks, which represented all the different colors of cancer.