A sharp-eyed Fulton Police officer noticed a window that was open when it shouldn’t have been. That tiny detail allowed police to break up what they said was an attempt to burglarize a local business.
Students in Elizabeth HIlton’s four-year-old Pre-School Class at Trinity Catholic School are pictured as they prepare to enter the gymnasium for their graduation recently. Shown, left to right, are Max Majlaton, Grace Tolley, Collin Cunningham and Brianna Hardter. Graduation ceremonies for the sixth graders will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday in St. Joseph’s Church.
Last week, at the fourth farmers’ market of the season, many people enjoyed the beautiful weather and the products the market has to offer; though some concerns linger regarding the new, earlier schedule.
Summer begins at 7:28 a.m. today, taking over from a spring that was the warmest on record. The average temperature for spring 2010 was 50.8 degrees. That is 5.9 degrees warmer than usual, according to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service.
The keynote speaker was Gary Center, new facility manager for the Sunoco ethanol manufacturing plant in Volney. They will produce 100 million gallons per year, he said That is about 25 percent of the ethanol Sunoco uses. The plant should be in operation by July 1, he added.
Beginning Monday, the Oswego City Police Department will be instituting a “Crosswalk Safety Initiative†targeting vehicles that fail to yield the right of way to pedestrians in a crosswalk.
At its meeting this week, the Common Council approved use of public space on behalf of a pair of residents as well as the use of city property for some others.
It’s the end of an era today. Roy Hodge has spent more than 50 years as a journalist in Fulton. Today’s his last day at the helm of The Fulton Patriot.
“For the first time since the recession began, things are better than they were last year,” said Roger Evans, Principal Economist with the New York State Labor Department in Syracuse.
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