Fulton Daily News

The plans of local officials to make Lake Neatahwanta swimmable again found an encouraging response from an audience old enough to remember when they could swim in the lake.

Fulton Mayor Ron Woodward and Granby Town Supervisor Ed Williamson, flanked by officials and members of the lake’s current advocacy group, outlined aggressive goals that could see the cleanup begin this summer.

On Tuesday, Fulton Police levied assault and endangering charges against 20-year-old Carl James Kaufmann III, of Erie Street in Fulton. It is alleged that Kaufmann did intentionally cause serious physical injury by squeezing the infant’s leg, causing the femur to fracture.

A woman who used to deliver mail for the U.S. Postal Service in Fulton is facing a long time in prison after she and her husband admitted to defrauding the government. Tracey Raponi, 41, and […]

Fulton’s proposed school budget for 2012-13 makes its final public appearance tonight before voters decide its fate. The public hearing takes place at 7:00 p.m. at the Fulton Education Center on S. Fourth St. Superintendent […]

Long ago, Fulton’s Lake Neatahwanta had a sand beach and public swimming.  Now, a large sign warns people not to swim in the water and the beach has overgrown with grass.

Tonight, a new effort begins to try to reclaim some public use from the lake.

Court documents in the case of two men accused of several burglaries and thefts paint a picture of drug-addicted lives that are frantically focused on getting money by any means to get high.