Articles by Nicole Reome

Carol Rutledge, who retired as executive director of the Fulton Community Development Agency, was recently presented with a Mayoral Proclamation of Honor.

Restitution Payment Could Bring Reduced Charge

A sizeable restitution payment could mean a reduced charge for a Pennellville man who faces several charges that were brought against him in 2006.

Hannibal Board of Ed Schedules Second Budget Vote

Voters will be given a second opportunity to weigh in on Hannibal Central School District’s proposed budget next month. While the board of education made a change to the spending plan during a special meeting this week, the bottom line will stay the same for the second vote.

Williamstown Man Arrested For Assault On Infant

A Williamstown man was arrested Thursday and charged with several crimes for allegedly causing serious injuries to a 2-month-old child who was in his care earlier this month.

Wray Receives City Recognition

Fulton Mayor Ronald Woodward recently presented a Mayoral Proclamation of Honor to Paula Wray, who retired as head of the Fulton Housing Authority.

Cause & Origin Team Investigates Late Night House Fire

Investigators are looking into the cause of a house fire that was reported overnight at 502 county Route 55, Granby. While everyone made it out of the home, one resident was taken by ambulance to A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital with smoke inhalation, according to Oswego County E-911.

Local Trooper Honored During State Ceremony

A local state trooper was among a group of 39 honorees who were recognized Wednesday during the New York State Police Annual Awards Day Ceremony in Albany. Sergeant Joseph R. Domagola of the New York State Police barracks in Fulton, was honored for his work in apprehending Ronald McCarthy this past summer.

Board Names New Principal For Kenney Middle School

After a year of administrative shuffling in the Hannibal Central School District, next week will start with a new top official at Kenney Middle School. Patrick Keefe, who is completing his first year of administrative duties for the district, will officially take the principal seat at Kenney Middle School June 1.

Hannibal Board of Ed To Discuss Budget Tonight

May 28, 2008 Nicole Reome

The Hannibal Board of Education has slated a special meeting for this evening to start to discuss its next steps in the 2008-09 budget process. District voters rejected the $25.1 million proposed budget May 20.

Former Council President Pleads Guilty To Misdemeanor

May 28, 2008 Nicole Reome

Standing in the same room where he once served as president of the Fulton Common Council, Kenneth Myers stood quietly Tuesday morning as he listened to the details of a plea agreement that was worked out to satisfy charges that were brought against him in January. Myers pleaded guilty to attempted obstruction of governmental administration. His sentencing is slated for Aug. 4.