Fulton Daily News
Northeast Biofuels Experiencing Production Delays; Addressing Performance
Ethanol production is at a temporary standstill at Northeast Biofuels as the company works out performance-related issues at the plant with its contractor, Lurgi PSI, Inc. The plant has experienced several production outages since the initial startup, according to plant manager Brian Roach. The most recent outage started Thursday.
Logistics Officer With Fulton Ties Receives Bronze Star
After a year’s stay in the southern desert of Afghanistan, Capt. Carl Close, 92nd Logistic Readiness officer, returned home to his wife a combat-experienced Airman. But on Monday afternoon, Oct. 6, Captain Close was recognized in front of family and peers for his outstanding accomplishments in support of Operation Enduring Freedom with a Bronze Star medal, signifying his achievements during deployment.
Police Arrest Hit-and-Run Suspect
Goppert Accused of Insurance Fraud
The Fulton woman who was arrested twice earlier this year for allegedly stealing from local businesses has been arrested again, charged this time with insurance fraud. Karen S. Goppert, 38, of 103 Senior Ave., was arrested Friday and charged with third-degree insurance fraud, a class-D felony; first-degree falsifying business records, a class-E felony; and offering a false written statement, a class-A misdemeanor.
Fulton Honors Its Veterans
Coming together on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, the Fulton community gathered Tuesday to pay tribute to the nation’s veterans. Several speakers reflected on the importance of the day during a ceremony at the Fulton Municipal Building.
Fulton Extends Interim Appointment at Bodley
Syracuse Man Accused of Sodomizing Child
A Syracuse man has been arrested for allegedly having anal intercourse with a child several times at a Hastings residence in 2001. Mathew J. Angona, 23, of 300 Lodi St. Apt. 1, Syracuse, was arrested Thursday and charged with first-degree sodomy and first-degree sexual abuse, both felonies. After assaulting the arresting officer, he was also charged with second-degree menacing, resisting arrest and second-degree harassment.
Former Mayor Prepares For New Role
Former Fulton mayor Daryl Hayden is preparing to take a different seat at city hall. Hayden, a Democrat, won the Fourth Ward Alderman’s seat during this week’s General Election against incumbent Republican Dana Smith.






