The Marines Corps League presented several awards on Friday at the Fulton Mayor’s Office in order to thank community members for supporting the League’s mission over past year, giving back and servicing the community.
On Thursday at approximately 2 p.m., Fulton Police were dispatched to a residential burglary that had just occurred on the city’s west side. Fulton Police located the suspect, Joseph M. Barbera, 22, of East Tenth Street, Oswego, a few blocks away.
A bit warmer Saturday with increasing afternoon clouds. High in the mid-40s.
Sharon LeBeau has big plans for 213 Mount Pleasant Road. The small house where LeBeau and her husband both live and operate Scotland Yards Antiques and Collectibles will soon be expanded.
A mix of clouds and sun Friday. The high will be in the mid 40s.
Remember spring? It should start to make a comeback on Thursday
More snow and cold Wednesday before temps rebound to near 50 on Thursday.
He allegedly told police he was a volunteer firefighter in an attempt to get out of a ticket. Now, he is facing several charges.
Fulton’s closed Birds-Eye food processing plant is getting one more boost in the effort to find a buyer to reopen it. The New York Power Authority’s Recharge NY program has approved a $3.2 million dollar purchase of low-cost power for the plant.
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