The Fulton man who pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter for the 2009 death of a Camillus businessman is seeking early parole from prison on a medical release. Meanwhile, the DA and victim’s family and friends are asking for members of the public to sign an online petition to prevent LeVea’s release.
The Fulton Public Library is looking for people who have lived or worked in Fulton and have stories to tell about those experiences. For the second year, the library is offering its Fulton Memoir Project. The theme for this year’s project is business and education. Those interested should contact the library now to register.
The teenagers accused of killing a town of Granby man entered not guilty pleas in Oswego County Court Monday during their first appearance before Judge Donald Todd.
With the first request to set bail, Assistant District Attorney Matthew Bell said, “The defendant has no criminal record and no warrant history. The people have no objection.”
Future leaders of Oswego County focused their attention on media interaction during Leadership Oswego County’s meeting Friday and Oswego County Today was there. In its 21st year, Leadership Oswego County is an annually selected group of county residents who make a nine-month commitment to learn more about how to become effective leaders for the future.
Three teenagers accused of killing a town of Granby man were indicted by a Grand Jury on felony charges of murder, robbery and burglary. The secret Grand Jury proceedings were revealed when three separate indictments were filed with the Oswego County court clerk containing 19 counts and 25 felony charges against the young men.
With signs out front declaring an urgent need for all blood types, the city of Fulton Municipal Building was the site of Monday’s American Red Cross blood drive.
American Red Cross donor specialist Will noted the nation’s blood bank needs constant resupply. “Most donated red blood cells must be used within 42 days of collection,” he said.
FULTON, NY – The Fulton community may have a grocery store in its south east quadrant by Thanksgiving if ALDI Inc.’s plans are successful.
The city of Fulton slashed its public library funding this year and now school tax payers will decide if they want to continue supporting the institution as trustees work to restore revenue by asking voters to establish a school district public library.
Alluding to the past five years of city budget cuts, Fulton City Library Board of Trustees President Marian Stanton said, “We haven’t had stable funding. When push comes to shove, the library gets shoved.”
After a winter hiatus, Economy Paving workmen on Monday resumed their renovation of the Broadway Street Bridge, as scheduled.
Voters will fill three Fulton City School District Board of Education seats during the May election. Board President David Cordone, Clerk Barbara Hubbard and member Fred Cavalier will each see their term expire on June 30 but Cavalier said on Tuesday he does not plan to seek re-election.
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