More than 300 people attended State Senator Patty Ritchie’s annual Oswego County Job Fair today (June 4) at the Fulton War Memorial. Those in attendance were able to meet with nearly 50 employers, many of whom were looking to hire immediately. Forty-eight employers participated in the annual job fair.
Collectively, those employers were hoping to fill more than 100 jobs.
State Police reportedly have located Louis Gaetano.
He had last been seen on Monday, June 2, at his residence on Roosevelt Road, Cleveland, NY.
One person was arrested recently by the Oswego County Drug Task Force after a joint investigation conducted by members of the task Ffrce and the City of Fulton Police Department. A search warrant was conducted on May 20 and reportedly resulted in the recovery of 28 bags of heroin in glassine envelopes and/or plastic packaging and a morphine tablet.
A search warrant was conducted on May 29 and resulted in the recovery of 84 bags of heroin, Fentanyl Patches, marihuana, unlawfully possessed prescription pills and crack cocaine along with digital scales and packaging material, according to police.
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Granby Elementary School students put away their history books for a firsthand account of life during World War II. Holocaust survivor and author Marion Blumenthal Lazan spoke to fifth and sixth grade students at the school about life as a Jewish person in Nazi Germany.
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William LeVea, the Fulton man who recklessly caused the death of Christopher Spack when he repeatedly rammed his vehicle into the man’s pick-up truck, has been denied a request for an early release from prison. Donna Williams, who was Spack’s girlfriend, and spearheaded a Moveon.org petition to help keep LeVea in prison, said she was overwhelmed when she heard today’s news.
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