Fulton Daily News

A student’s alleged threat to bring a gun to school in Fulton has been investigated by police, the district’s Superintendent said. Bill Lynch told Oswego County Today that the threat surfaced on Tuesday. Since then, […]

The investigation revealed that a 2004 Pontiac Sunfire, driven by Sarah J. Teifke, 24, was eastbound on County Route 45 and a 2004 Western Dump Truck, driven by George D. Preeman, 61, was northbound on State Route 481. The Pontiac Sunfire failed to stop at a stop sign at the intersection and was struck by the dump truck on the passenger’s side, troopers said.

In nominating the building, the state Board for Historic Preservation wrote of the church, “the 1894 Romanesque-inspired religious building is historically representative of the prominence that the city of Fulton obtained during the late 19th century as a major commercial and manufacturing hub on New York’s canal system.”

The 2013 Fulton city budget is nearly complete and many weeks of trimming and cutting has produced a budget that raises taxes but fits under the state property tax cap, Mayor Ronald Woodward said. “I’m […]

In a ceremony at the college’s Fulton campus, the student organization’s leadership team presented a check for $1,000 to Peter Allen, the founder and Executive Director of the Thank a Service Member Charity, a local organization whose mission is to “honor the service and support the needs” of military veterans.