At its meeting on Monday (June 8), the City of Fulton Republican Committee endorsed several candidates, and didn’t endorse a couple others. Also, Near the close of the meeting chairman Marc Holliday told the committee he was resigning as chairman so he could focus on selling his home and moving. James Karasek approved as his successor.
The Oswego County Sheriff’s Office is requesting assistance in identifying the suspect in an armed robbery that occurred at 28 US Route 11 in the town of Hastings at about 10 p.m. on Sunday June 7.
Today’s News: Here’s a recap of last week’s academic and sports awards and much more.
Fulton’s rich history is alive and well … living in the John Wells Pratt House. Built in 1861 by John Wells Pratt, the historic Pratt House has been restored and cared for by Fulton’s own Friends of History for roughly 35 years. “Although we might not be considered a rich city now, Fulton has a very rich history. We need to appreciate that, it needs to be remembered,” said Pratt House Manager/Executive Secretary, Sue Lane.
Gee is a big sleek black grown up cat who is totally handsome. He does, however, come with some goofy tendencies. He’s often seen with his tongue sticking out and he loves to chase the broom and roll in the dust pile before his foster mom gets a chance to get it into the dust pan. He likes the top of the cat tree for a little peace and quiet, but he is in the thick of things when the play begins.
Fast food restaurant, Burger King, located at 204 S. Second St., in Fulton, is tentatively set to close from June 8 to 26. “We are just remodeling,” assistant general manager Misty Garn told Oswego County Today
Trinity Catholic students celebrated the recent success of their first Pint-Size Hero Program through the American Red Cross. In May, the students set a goal of 25 blood donations, and they were able to surpass that number with 30 total donations.
The east side garage sale day will take place first, happening this Saturday, June 6, from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Anyone and everyone on the east side of the city is welcome to participate by hosting a yard sale.
Today’s News: Some top weekend movies and much more are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
“This budget process was the last year, by New York State legislation, that we were allowed to use those machines,” the superintendent said. “We will be going to the digital scanning voting process for next year.” That will add a new financial burden; to either rent or buy the modern voting machines. To save money, the district may eliminate a polling site that has historically had very low voter turnout.
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