Fulton news
by Randy Pellis FULTON, May 22, 2019 — Fulton City School District voters overwhelmingly approved all the district asked for Tuesday including a $73.35 million budget and a $15.1 million capital improvement project. The 2019-2020 […]
A state order to fix or demolish a 100-year-old dam forced the Fulton Common Council Tuesday to choose the much less expensive demolition option and say goodbye to a beautiful, century-old pond in a rustic city park. […]
With $10 million on the line, and only 16 days remaining to apply for it, three of the five people working to win that state award meant for the economic and lifestyle development of Fulton’s east side downtown met with 30 members of the public Wednesday evening to lay out their plans, gather input, and ask for the community’s help. […]
The Oswego County Facilities and Technology Department reports that new rooftop air conditioning equipment will be installed beginning at 8 a.m. May 22, at the County Branch Office Building, 200 N. Second St., Fulton. […]
The City of Fulton Police Department will join local and national law enforcement officers and highway safety advocates all across the country for the 2019 national Click It or Ticket seat belt enforcement mobilization, May 20 through June 2. […]
An area home inspector has promised to clean up his troubled Fulton property once the present tenants of the building’s two apartments are out. […]
by Randy Pellis FULTON, May 8, 2019 — What is it about human nature that loves the thought of a small business? Is it the independence? The challenge? The hope of great success? It seems […]
City of Fulton officials are encouraging members from the community to attend a public input meeting for the city’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative application on May 15 at 7 p.m. at the City Hall community room. […]
Highlighting Tuesday night’s meeting of Fulton’s Common Council: all city employees will be required to sign the city’s new sexual harassment policy; Ethan Parkhurst says he’s back in the race for mayor; and Fulton’s Friends of History were honored on their 40th anniversary with a mayoral proclamation declaring May “Historical Observation Month.” […]
It’s not every day you get to tour a sewage treatment plant. Maybe that’s a good thing. When I told Fulton’s Commissioner of Public Works C. J. Smith I’d never been to one, his response? “You’re a lucky man.” […]
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