Fulton Daily News

Fulton city lawmakers will vote next month on a proposal to raise the fee for picking up garbage by $24 per year. It’s the first effect of the work towards a 2013 budget, according to […]

Many of the students in the Fulton Junior High School were not even born in April of 1999 when the unthinkable happened. Two students entered Columbine High School in Colorado and opened fire on their fellow students and teachers killing thirteen and injuring 21 more before turning the gun on themselves.

There’s a deal on the table that could prevent a costly court fight and limit the damage to taxpayers from the closing of the Birds-Eye food processing plant in Fulton.

Fulton city lawmakers hold a special meeting Wednesday afternoon to consider accepting an offer worked out between Birds-Eye’s owner and Mayor Ron Woodward’s administration that would lower the taxes paid on the plant.

Andrew Litteer, a member of Boy Scout Troop 203, is working towards his for Eagle Scout Badge. He recently designed and installed with crew, a set of plank bridges at Great Bear Recreational Area. The bridges connect the historical Oswego River Canal Tow Path across a muddy section to an island area having a trail around its perimeter.