Fulton native Sgt. Keith Coe died April 27 in Iraq from wounds suffered in an explosion, the U.S. Army reports.
Coe, 30, lived in Fulton through the 10th grade, then moved to Florida.
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Student athletes took on coaches in a series of sports competitions Thursday night in Fulton in which the only loser was cancer.
The event raised money for the Golisano Children’s Hospital at University Hospital in Syracuse, but its real purpose was to recognize the damage cancer has done to young people and to wrap the community’s arms around one of its best-known families.
One is an incumbent, one is a former board member and one is making his first bid for office.
For months, employees at Loretto’s Oswego nursing home knew that they would eventually lose their jobs. Now, they know when that will happen.
Loretto announced Wednesday that the Oswego facility will close no later than June 25.
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