Fulton residents may have noticed construction vehicles outside the former Nestles complex along Fay Street. According to Mayor Ron Woodward, the most recently constructed building, which was built in 1995, is being taken down. The current owner of site, Ed Palmer, has received permits from the city of Fulton for this project.
This year, Fulton Savings Bank will sponsor Rob Garrett, King of Diamonds, a Neil Diamond Tribute. on the Community Center stage on May 25 starting at 8 p.m. On May 25, Oswego County’s largest parade will move down Broadway, from east to west, starting at 10 a.m. and commentated by Tom Owens from B104.7 and Zach Menter, the parade chairman.
A 2005 Nissan Sentra operated by a Betsy Maslen of Liverpool attempted to turn left onto the Interstate 81 South onramp and failed to yield the right of way, according to deputies. The motorcycle was a 2004 Yamaha Road Star operated by a Robert E. Gale of Sharyl Drive in Central Square and was traveling eastbound at the time of the accident.
At about 8:20 a.m.May 3, the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office was called to investigate the death of a 45-year-old man in a logging accident. It occurred on Cook Road in the town of Constantia. Jerald Platt, of Camden, was logging in the area when a tree he was cutting fell on him, deputies report. Platt succumbed to his injuries at the scene.
Today’s News In The Raider: Annual GRB spring cleanup set for May 11 and GRB junior accepted into elite summer program
Also: Junior Prom is here! Safety is a key
Residents of Hannibal are encouraged to clean up their lawns this weekend. Any leaves, stray branches, brush, cuttings or anything that grows are welcome to be bagged and placed curbside. Any color garbage bags are acceptable. On May 6 crews will be out picking up the bags free of charge.
Mostly sunny and warm again on Saturday.
Jake Davenport will be touring this summer as a drummer with Ben Gallaher and his band of Nashville. He is a graduate of G. Ray Bodley High School. The band’s tour gets under way on May 3.
Looks like some more of the same on Friday
The college and board is working to reduce expenditures of its $32.36 million operating budget by approximately $1.5 million before the end of the fiscal year on August 31, 2013, to help make up for an unexpected 5 percent enrollment decrease.
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