Fulton city lawmakers recently added their voices to the growing chorus of local governments concerned about plans to limit their ability to raise taxes.
The board of education laid the schedule for future workshops on the 2011-12 budget. They plan to meet with administrators to make sure everyone is on the same page as the process moves forward. Also Tuesday night, the board heard an update on the issue of closing a school and/or reconfiguration.
The city of Fulton will likely pay a fine to the state for failing to test and repair underground gasoline storage tanks at an abandoned gas station seized by the city for unpaid taxes.
Students get ready to roll up their sleeves for a good cause. Also today, a call to get into the great outdoors.
If passed, Local Law #2 of 2010 would amend Chapter 63, Animals, of the Code of the City of Oswego. As of Jan. 1, NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets will no longer be responsible for dog licensing; the state has shifted that task to local municipalities. However, the city was looking to include other things in the law besides the shift in licensing responsibilities.
The Red Raider hockey team pockets a couple of wins, while the volleyball squad struggles. It’s almost ice fishing season, and why it’s the season to drive sober.
Fulton Aldermen Dan Knopp and Tom Kenyon renewed an effort begun a few years ago when they, with the help of many volunteers, threw an Old Fashioned Christmas Celebration at Bullhead Point park Friday night.
All Content Copyright Dot Publishing 2024. All Submissions Become Property of Dot Publishing All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.