Fulton Daily News

After months of pizza sales and fundraising, members of the Cayuga Community College Fulton Campus Veterans Club donated $1,000 to the Gregory J. Harris Military Courtesy Room at Syracuse’s Hancock Airport. The room offers any active-duty military personnel a quiet, comfortable space to wait for their flights.

A four-year-old Fulton girl was struck and killed by an unknown motorist on Halloween night, 1968. Fulton police were unable to make an arrest in the case. It remains an open investigation. On Wednesday, they will issue a statement that will “detail the events of this case, past and present.”

Oswego County residents will be able to safely dispose of unwanted chemicals, pesticides, and other hazardous waste products beginning May 1, at the Oswego County Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Facility.

s there a veteran you would like to honor? Perhaps you would like to thank the men and women who are serving currently. This year, the Fulton Memorial Day Salute Committee is making it possible to do so in the annual Fulton Memorial Day Salute ad booklet that is distributed in connection with the event.

For the past two years teachers in the Fulton City School District have been working to align the curriculum they teach to students with the Common Core standards. The Common Core represents the “goals” or “benchmarks” students should be able to meet in order to compete on a global level in the future.

During Wednesday’s Hannibal Board of Education meeting, the board unanimously voted to adopt the budget and authorized the $28.8 million spending plan for the coming school year. The budget is a $1.4 million or 4.4% increase over last year’s budget and includes the $20.3 million allotted to Hannibal from the state.