Fulton city lawmakers Wednesday approved a deal that will sharply cut property taxes on the closed Birds-Eye plant but which avoids some pain for taxpayers.
The plant is valued at $7.6 million. Next year, the plant will be taxed at a value of $3.9 million and the year after that, $1.9 million.
Have you noticed that there are fewer and fewer pay phones these days? They’re going away, quickly, because most people have a phone right in their pockets now. But contributing writer Joleene DesRosiers Moody says an incident in her life proves that we still need pay phones.
Fulton Police have arrested Sabrina M. Borden, 21 of West First Street North, Fulton. She was reportedly going through a car stealing various items. When confronted by the owners of the vehicle, Borden allegedly sprayed the couple with pepper spray and then displayed a knife.
On 10/08/12 at 6:44 p.m., Timothy P. Maloney, 51, and Timothy C. Maloney, 25, both of 258 State Route 183, Williamstown, were each arrested for first-degree criminal possession of marijuana, a class C felony, and unlawful growing of cannabis, a class A misdemeanor.
Turning colder Thursday with more pesky showers possible.
Several members of the business community urged the Common Council Tuesday night to aggressively address the dearth of parking space in and around the downtown area.
Mild and dry today but showers return on Wednesday.
A bank with branches throughout Oswego County will change its name when it is merged into another bank, officials said Monday.
Alliance Bank, headquartered in Syracuse, will become NBT Bank when the deal closes and federal regulators give approval.
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