Fulton Daily News

A Sterling woman who kept working after claiming she was too disabled to work as a letter carrier will spend time in prison. Tracey Raponi was sentenced to 18 months in prison with three years […]

“This is not an issue of, ‘We need somebody to come save us’. It’s a matter of doing what’s best for the community,” said Fulton YMCA  board member Jeff Grimshaw, who added that the agency is financially sound.

Three years after Alan L. Jones was convicted of second-degree murder in the killing of his 11-year-old stepsister, an appeals court panel is considering a plea that could set Jones free.  The appeal hinges on a novel twist:  That if Jones intended to kill Erin Maxwell, his murder conviction should be overturned.

Inside: Exclusive coverage from court.

The Fulton Family YMCA Board of Directors will hold a community forum at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 11 in the Y’s multi-purpose room. YMCA members and interested members of the Greater Fulton community are invited. […]

The murder of Erin Maxwell returns to court this morning for the first time in nearly three years.  A lawyer for the man accused of killing her will argue that his client did not get a fair trial.

UPDATE:  Arguments are complete in the case.  Click inside for the early details and check back later for the full story.

A combining force of man and nature has suddenly made Catholic Charities of Oswego County to take action and temporarily vacate its historic headquarters. The force?  A sudden infiltration by a large colony of bats thought to be caused by start of the massive $12-million Broadway Bridge reconstruction project over the Oswego River nearby.