William Levea will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars. The 80-year-old Fulton man was sentenced today in Cayuga County Court to 6 to 18 years in prison. He was initially charged with second-degree murder in connection with the Nov. 20, 2009, drunk driving accident that claimed the life of Christopher Spack, 41.
Michael Shoults, Jr.’s list of alleged crimes is even longer today.
The Oswego County Sheriff’s Department charged him Monday with three burglaries and a theft from a fourth home over the last 14 months.
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Bodley musicians, and the community, will soon enjoy a visit from a national jazz musician who has worked with most of the modern greats of jazz. Also today, a reminder that it’s time to put extra effort into schoolwork, and some harsh student opinions of student-led conferences.
March is coming in like a lamb, so far. According to Fulton’s weather observer, no snow or rain was recorded on March 1.
Officials in Hannibal are talking about what to do with more than $6 million in leftover state construction money, now that the school district’s big construction project has officially come in well under budget.
State Police arrested two men in recent days for a Hannibal burglary that happened six months ago.
Fulton finished the month of February with 0.95-inch of rain and 49.8 inches of snow. The total snowfall for the winter season it is 209.9 inches.
Hannibal’s Board of Education is in the midst of naming an interim Superintendent of Schools but has not begun the search for a permanent superintendent.
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