Weather Notebook For March 3, 2011
March is still coming in rather tame, even if it’s a bit cold. There has been no snow in Fulton all month and just 0.01-inch of rain.
March is still coming in rather tame, even if it’s a bit cold. There has been no snow in Fulton all month and just 0.01-inch of rain.
UPDATED A French history buff discovers a FitzGibbons boiler at a former US military site in Greenland. His quest for information has taken him to Oswego and the great-great-grandson of the company’s founder – who says it’s not unusual for him to receive requests for parts and materials for the boilers, even after all these years.
William Levea will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars. The 80-year-old Fulton man was sentenced today in Cayuga County Court to 6 to 18 years in prison. He was initially charged with second-degree murder in connection with the Nov. 20, 2009, drunk driving accident that claimed the life of Christopher Spack, 41.

Calling all artists. Dozens of people got a peek at the Lakeside Artisans’ Co-Op at 193 W. First St., in Canal Commons, Tuesday evening during a genial pre-opening event. The co-op is looking for a few more artisans who would like to be member/owners of the business.
March is coming in like a lamb, so far. According to Fulton’s weather observer, no snow or rain was recorded on March 1.

Except for some snow, and maybe a little wind once in a while, February was a rather average month, according to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service. “It was a pretty normal February,” Gregway said.
Nate Robert Chetney was born at Community General Hospital, Syracuse, on Feb. 23, 2011.
Fulton finished the month of February with 0.95-inch of rain and 49.8 inches of snow. The total snowfall for the winter season it is 209.9 inches.

It took Emily Bradshaw nearly her entire life to grow her long brown hair. It took only a few moments for the Kingsford fifth grader’s locks to be shaved off Monday evening. However, Emily’s unselfish act will give other youngsters a fighting chance at life. The 10-year-old was one of nearly 80 people taking part in the annual St. Baldrick’s Foundation event in the food court of the Campus Center at SUNY Oswego.
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