Fulton Daily News
City Agrees To Bond For List of Capital Projects
The city of Fulton agreed this week to fund a list of capital projects through the issuance of bond anticipation notes.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Daily News
State’s Free Fishing Days Provide Perfect Opportunity To Test Oswego County’s Waters
New York boasts more waterfront than some island nations. Lakes Erie and Ontario and the Niagara and St. Lawrence Rivers comprise so much of our border with Canada, the area could be called our north shore
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United Way Golf Classic To Tee Off July 11
Members of the United Way’s annual Golf Classic Committee are putting the finishing touches on the United Way of Greater Oswego County’s 13th annual Golf Classic.
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It’s Never Too Early To Get Into the Helmet Habit
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, one-seventh of all fatalities are children between the ages of 5 and 15, most commonly due to traumatic brain injury.
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Fundraiser To Support Catholic Charities Food Pantry Day
Catholic Charities of Oswego County has teamed up with the Fajita Grill to host a fundraiser in support of the agency’s food pantry.
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Fulton CYO to Kick Off Summer Recreation Program
The CYO Summer Recreation Program at Catholic Charities of Oswego County will begin July 7 and will continue through Aug. 15.
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Council To Consider Requests For Use Of Public Space
Among the requests sent to the full council for consideration were use of Breitbeck Park for the Novelis 10K Run and use of parking spaces on West Second Street for a fund-raiser breakfast for the United Way’s Success by 6 program.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Daily News
Council Approves New Law For Outdoor Fires With Fewer Fees
The Fulton Common Council approved a set of rules that will allow most residents to obtain a permit to have recreational fireplaces in their yards this year. Ultimately, those permits will be made available without the fees that were originally proposed.
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It’s Official: Hannibal Seals Spending Plan For 2008-09
The results are official. Hannibal Central School District’s $25 million budget was approved at the polls Tuesday by 52 votes. Based on Tuesday’s results, Superintendent Michael DiFabio said that he learned a lesson this year about the importance of telling residents how important it is to get out and vote.