City leaders are moving the ALDI food store project closer to fruition as the Planning Commission got its first look at the proposed zoning for the former Nestle site on Monday (May 12).
Board member Dennis Merlino summed up the sentiment of the discussion when he said, “We’re making the new face of Fulton.”
To honor the men and women who safeguard the rights and freedoms of citizens across the nation Thursday (May 15) has been designated by Congress and the President of the United States as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the city of Fulton Common Council passed a proclamation last week acknowledging its participation .
“National Police Week has two distinct purposes,” Alan DeLine, of Fulton’s Fire and Police Commission explained. “The first one is to honor the police officers who have made the supreme sacrifice – to serve as a remembrance of that fact. The second purpose is to celebrate all police officers and what they do on a day by day basis.”
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The city of Fulton annexation of the town of Granby property and city’s sewer treatment facility “is in the overall public interest” according to the Supreme Court Appellate Division decision announced Friday. “We therefore confirm the report of the Referees, grant the petition and grant judgment in favor of (the city of Fulton) adjudging that the proposed annexation is in the overall public interest” according to the decision.
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Although the dirt won’t be flying Saturday night for Fulton Speedway’s 2014 points opener due to excessive rain, the track – home for mods, sportsman and the Outlaw 200 – is also a starting line for kids who love all things racing.
Every other year, the event is held for GRB’s juniors and seniors just before the Junior Prom and Senior Dinner Dance to warn them of the real dangers of driving drunk. The added danger of texting while driving was also a factor in the mock crash. The event, which commenced at about 8 a.m., simulated a fatal head-on drunk driving crash involving real students as actors.
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