Tuesday, the city approved a deal with the city of Oswego to let each city’s board review assessment appeals from members of the other city’s board. Oswego lawmakers had already approved the agreement.
It’s going to cost you to put some electronic devices to the curb in Fulton from now on. The only question is whether it will cost you a little or a lot.
Tuesday, Fulton’s Common Council approved a set of fees to cover the cost of picking up TVs, monitors and microwaves as part of the city’s trash and garbage pickup.
For now.
We’re assessing the damage to any of our content and we’ll be checking things out over the weekend. If you notice something missing, drop us a note.
And thanks to those who sent notes of concern during the day Friday.
State Police allege that John R. Perry, 29, fled a traffic stop along Route 81 in the town of Cortlandville.
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