Fulton Daily News

Fulton city leaders approved the $15.9 million spending plan for 2014, which doesn’t include $20,000 paid to Centro to support its public bus service in Fulton. Centro will continue to serve city residents, but at a slightly reduced level, according to a company spokesperson.

An early January thaw has arrived over most of CNY. Temperatures soared near 50 degrees today.
It will still be rather warm, by January standards, on Sunday as temps top out in the 40s.
The mild weather should be with us through the first part of next week

Oswego County Opportunities will hold its annual bowling tournament fund raiser on April 5 at Lakeview Lanes in Fulton. “This year’s theme is the ‘Retro Bowl.’ We’re going to celebrate highlights from OCO’s history during each decade since the agency was established on March 15, 1966,” said Diane Cooper-Currier, OCO’s executive director.

The video of the city’s 2014 budget hearing and council meeting held Dec. 26 will be televised again due to a problem with its original airing. The entire meeting will be shown on local public access television stations on Thursday at 8 p.m. and again at 11 p.m.

The intent is to provide members of the community and school district the opportunity to ask questions of the board of education and superintendent relative to thoughts and/or concerns regarding the Fulton City School District programs and services and/or current education initiatives in the district and/or New York State.