Fulton Daily News

Fulton city lawmakers Wednesday approved a deal that will sharply cut property taxes on the closed Birds-Eye plant but which avoids some pain for taxpayers.

The plant is valued at $7.6 million.  Next year, the plant will be taxed at a value of $3.9 million and the year after that, $1.9 million.

Fulton Police have arrested Sabrina M. Borden, 21 of West First Street North, Fulton. She was reportedly going through a car stealing various items. When confronted by the owners of the vehicle, Borden allegedly sprayed the couple with pepper spray and then displayed a knife.

Candidates for Congress will debate Thursday evening in Granby, but not all of them will be on hand. Republican Congresswoman Ann Marie Buerkle will debate her Green Party opponent, Ursula Rozum, Thursday at 6:00 p.m. […]

The Fulton City School District is moving quickly towards a likely December vote on a building project to finish some work not done in two other recent projects. Superintendent of Schools Bill Lynch reviewed a […]

A bank with branches throughout Oswego County will change its name when it is merged into another bank, officials said Monday.

Alliance Bank, headquartered in Syracuse, will become NBT Bank when the deal closes and federal regulators give approval.

As the small crowd gathered in the Volney Town Hall early Friday evening, each person was asked to fill out a form with a brief description of the issue they wanted State Senator Patty Ritchie to address.