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Members of the Ã¢â‚¬Å“SnowbeltersÃ¢â‚¬Â Barbershop choral group paid a visit to Michaud Residential Health Services in Fulton recently, to help get the holiday season started for residents.

Fulton Schools Getting Lawyers Involved As Errors May Force Changes To Construction Project

The Fulton City School District is getting its lawyers involved to see if it can get back some of the money lost to errors in its district-wide construction project.

Superintendent Bill Lynch revealed this week that he has asked for legal opinions as members of the Board of Education expressed dissatisfaction with the cost of the mistakes and the problems those mistakes have caused.

CER ‘Hat Day’ Brings Donations To Gift Giving Project

Ã¢â‚¬Å“Santa Hat DayÃ¢â‚¬Â was a Charles E. Riley Elementary School Student Council Ã¢â‚¬Å“school spiritÃ¢â‚¬Â initiative.

Tree Steward Visits Oswego Sunrise Rotary

Phil MacArthur – a tree steward – visited Sunrise Rotary on Thursday to explain why he trims trees in Oswego.

CER Students Helping Hands

Four Charles E. Riley Elementary School kindergarten students place canned goods in a huge box as part of the holiday giving program

Operation Lifesaver Visits APW Middle School

Students from Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Middle School welcomed representatives from CSX to their Family and Consumer Sciences class recently to learn about railway safety.

Police Make Arrest In BB Gun Incident

On Wednesday, Oswego Police arrested Fareed Hosein, 24, of 12 W. Fourth St., Oswego, in connection with the Dec. 8 incident in which police responded to Buccaneer Boulevard, near Leighton Elementary and Oswego High schools.

Adolph Barone, 95

Adolph Barone, 95, of Hannibal, died Wednesday at Oswego Hospital.

Wednesday’s High School Scoreboard

Boys Wrestling: Hannibal 66, Marcellus 12 Hannibal scored all of its wins either by pin or forfeit in this rout.Ã‚Â Joel Kinville needed just 41 seconds for his pin while teammate Walter Foges got his […]

Hannibal Board Balks At Cost Of Adjacent Land, Possibility Of Asbestos

Hannibal’s Board of Education wants to know more before it will even consider buying a piece of land that’s adjacent to the district’s high school property, but what they learned Wednesday night raised several red flags. 1045 Auburn St. is for sale.Ã‚Â It’s assessed at $47,000.Ã‚Â The property owner, the estate of Mary Blanchard, owes $13,000 in back taxes to the county, which may soon act to put the property up for tax auction.Ã‚Â And the estate wants to sell the property for $65,000.