Fire did severe damage to a home on Fulton’s west side Saturday afternoon.
The fire, in the 350 block of W. Second St., required a rare call for the city to ask for help from volunteer departments, according to Acting Fire Chief Paul Foster.
We’re going to start seeing some relief as temperatures drop into the 80s.
The temperature reached 100 degrees only once officially in this area (July 1, 1878). Mr. Weatherman says some places today just might see triple digits.
Last week, some very special young guests arrived in Fulton. A group of youngsters, ages 6-18, will be spending a few weeks enjoying the summer weather of CNY thanks to the Fresh Air Fund. On Tuesday another small group of children will be arriving in Fulton to spend part of their summer vacations here.
The Oswego County Sheriff’s Department alleges that Justin R. Crowe, 31, of 1175 County Route 11, West Monroe, was spotted at Central City Auto Parts in West Monroe after the business had closed on Saturday.
Police allege he was seen stealing auto parts.
It is humid . . . and it is going to be pushing 90 degrees again this week
Dievendorf graduated from the Central NY Police Academy in Syracuse in 1990 and spent six years with the Village of Phoenix Police Department before joining the Fulton Police Department in 1996.
The number of tickets handed out for texting while driving tripled in Oswego County in the year since the state toughened the penalties. A year ago, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law a bill that made texting while driving a primary offense. It meant that police could pull a driver over if they saw the driver sending a text message.
It’ll be back in the upper 80s the rest of the week with little wind to help cool things.
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