Fulton Daily News

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.

FULTON, NY – The Fundraising Campaign for 2019 has started off strong. The Richard S. Shineman Foundation’s $150,000 award is a matching grant payable to Fulton Block Builders (FBB) in the spring of 2019 following […]

Governor Andrew Cuomo Monday announced the reopening of Backstreet Apartments in Fulton, which includes permanent supportive housing units for formerly homeless individuals and families.

It is alleged that Perry picked up an 18-month-old female child from her crib, and threw her to the ground. The child was treated and released from SUNY Upstate Hospital.

It is alleged that on the 4th day of December, 2018, he did throw an incendiary device commonly known as a “Molotov Cocktail” consisting of a glass jar containing a liquid accelerant which ignited upon impacting the occupied residence located at 418 Oneida St., city of Fulton.

Effective January 1, 2019, however, city officials were notified that the Valley News will be relocating it’s business office from Fulton to Oswego. City officials were subsequently faced with the decision to select a different official newspaper or to amend the city code to allow the city’s official newspaper to be able to operate its business outside the city of Fulton limits.

The City of Fulton announced today that Fulton has been awarded $900,000 by the New York State Regional Economic Development Council to enhance and develop the Pathfinder Canal Towpath Trail and the Canalview Bridge Walk.