Fulton Daily News
Demolition Of Closed Fulton Church Draws Closer
It’s been more than a year since a company called Family Video announced plans to tear down the First Congregational Church in Fulton and build a video store at the busy corner of Route 48 and Broadway.
It appears that those plans are finally moving forward.
Paterson Orders Big Cutbacks To Fill Part Of $3 Billion Deficit
Fulton School District Aims To Squash Flu Bug
RaiderNet Daily: Up The Mountain For Charity
See that mountain in the background? It’s Algonquin Peak, in the Adirondacks. Fulton students will soon climb that mountain for a special purpose. Read all about it in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
DOT Holds Public Meeting Tonight On Rt. 69/Munger Hill Rd. Safety Project
Police: Fulton Man Missing In Herkimer County
UPDATE: State Police said today (Oct. 6) that Fay M. Spencer, 46, of Fulton, has been located safe and sound. He was fishing with friends on Horn Lake in the town of Ohio, Herkimer County, when he became separated from the group.
RaiderNet Daily: Big Football Win, Big Flu Concern
Two Youngsters Charged With Vandalizing Voorhees Park
Fulton Police are charging two youngsters with vandalizing the play equipment at Voorhees Park in September.
Fulton Public Library’s Elevator Project Begins
Ground was broken Friday, September 25, on the river side of the 1905 Carnegie structure, to build a four-story elevator tower on the rear of the building. “The project will be completed in two sections,†Library Director Penny Kerfien said. “The first part of the project will be to construct the tower, on the river side of the building, from ground level to the roof.â€Â