Edward Moses came to Central New York to start a new life, but his old one caught up with him Monday thanks to a contractor’s suspicions.
Fulton Police say Moses and his girlfriend were sitting in a car at Empower Federal Credit Union on S. Second St. in Fulton Monday morning. A contractor working on the building thought that was suspicious.
At approximately 8:56 a.m., Fulton Police responded to the parking lot of Empower Federal Credit Union located at 520 S. Second St. in regard to an occupied suspicious vehicle.
Fulton’s Homecoming Week ended Friday with the traditional football game under the lights.
Fulton beat New Hartford, 32-22, behind four touchdowns from Mark Pollock.
INSIDE: A gallery of photos from the game.
A full house in the banquet hall at Lakeview Lanes Saturday paused for a moment to remember a member of their group who would have been the life of that party.
Looks like we might be able to squeeze one more summer day out of October.
Local elementary students and residents of Bishop’s Commons gathered Sunday to answer that question and help raise donations for the Human Concerns Center and Salvation Army. Claudia Chetney organized the event as part of her Girl Scouts Bronze Service Award project.
UPDATE: Authorities reported Monday that an elderly couple from Watertown were killed in the crash.
State Route 104 was closed between county routes 29 and 51 in Scriba as of 11:30 a.m. on Friday. It was closed for several hours. Officials say an accident involving a car and tractor-trailer has killed two people.
Homecoming events take place today and tonight, capping a week of school spirit activity. Also today, another strong win for the varsity boys soccer team, and the weekend’s NFL picks.
An Oswego man who is already facing charges of raping an adult woman is now accused of having sex with a teenaged girl.
Kevin J. Larrabee, 28, of 42 W. Ninth St., Apt. 3, Oswego, was charged Thursday with a felony count of rape and a misdemeanor count of endangering the welfare of a child.
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