“Out of sight, out of mind.” That’s how Fulton Department of Public Works Commissioner Charles Smith III said most people think of the spectrum of work performed by DPW crews across the country. Though as residents of Fulton we use the bridges, sidewalks, roads, and streetlights every day, we often give little thought to the work and money necessary to maintain them. […]
The New York State Education Department recently announced the 2018-2019 accountability status for school districts across the state based on the Every Students Succeeds Act (ESSA.) Betsy Conners, Director of Instruction and Assessment at Fulton City School District, said the district had quite a bit to celebrate from the results. […]
With the implementation of the Community Risk Reduction (CRR) initiative, Fulton Fire Department reached out to community stakeholders for help in achieving their overall goal: “to reduce the risk of fire, rescue, and medical events in our community by being involved, relevant, and engaged,” Chief Eiffe said. With strong response, the largest financial support as of yet came as a $5,000 donation from Pathfinder Bank. […]
Principal Donna Parkhurst said a threatening Facebook post on a personal page of one of the district’s students was brought to the attention of school officials. Ultimately, law enforcement determined the student did not have the intent nor the ability to cause harm to students, staff, or the school community, she continued. […]
The Granby Town Board has unanimously passed a resolution to annex the North Bay Campground into the City of Fulton. Granby Town Supervisor John Snow said Fulton city officials plan to make renovations to the property that will be easier to fund and implement if the campground is within city limits. […]
Taco Tuesday came on a Wednesday in Fulton as residents are flocking to the city’s newest restaurant, Taco Bell, having officially opened today (Jan. 16.) A ribbon cutting ceremony declared the Tex-Mex style fast-food chain officially open for business and customers did not delay as lines formed as early as 9 a.m. […]
The Fulton Common Council met for its first meeting of 2019 on Tuesday (Jan 8.) Third Ward councilor and council president throughout 2018, Donald Patrick Jr. was nominated and unanimously approved by fellow councilors to serve as council president for a second year. […]
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