Fulton Daily News

The driver, a 19-year-old Fulton man, was airlifted to University Hospital in Syracuse. The matter remains under investigation.

Ammonia leaked from a pipe at the former Birds-Eye plant in Fulton Thursday night, forcing the evacuation of homes in the area.  The city opened its community room as a shelter, and two people took the city up on its offer.

UPDATE:  A release of an undermined amount of ammonia from the closed Fulton Birdseye plant was contained and isolated by emergency personnel last night, Aug. 30,  while a precautionary evacuation of several nearby residents took place..

The Fulton Board of Education took the highly unusual step of rejecting a candidate for an important second-tier administrative job this week. The candidate was the nominee selected by the administration for the post of […]

The Fulton City School District may ask voters later this year to approve one more construction project to deal with important issues that fell out of two other construction projects. The project would upgrade the […]

It is “Back to School” time and the Fulton Police Department wants to remind motorists that school buses will be back on the roads and students will be walking along the side of roads and waiting for buses. Please watch carefully for children near school buildings, in areas where school buses are traveling or where there are signs for school zones or bus stops.