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In July Thousands Come To Harborfest
Fulton Marine In Afghanistan Helps Rescue A Car
Weston Ends 16 Years On Fulton Common Council With Praise And Thanks
Fulton Common Council meetings are likely to be a little less positive from now on, now that Bob Weston’s 16 year career as an Alderman is over. They’re also likely to be shorter.
Weston announced earlier this year he would not seek reelection as Alderman from the city’s third ward. A quick special meeting on Tuesday was the last hurrah of a political career that he said began by accident.
Fire Hits Pulaski Motel
One person is said to have died.
The fire was reported at about 4:00 a.m., officials said. It took more than an hour to bring it under control.
Route 11 through the village is shut down because of the fire.
Harborfest Midway Stirs Debate In June
The Beleaguered Northeast Biofuels Found A New Owner In May
Chef Returns To Oswego Bringing Flavor Of The Mediterranean
Fitzpatrick Plant Notifies Officials Of Tritium Release
Entergy has notified local and federal officials of a release of radioactive tritium into a storm drain.
It is less than 1/30th of the amount needed to trigger automatic notification of local, state and federal officials. Entergy said in the filing that because the tritium was found in a storm drain, the company decided it was prudent to notify officials anyway.
Investment Firm Completes Purchase of Birds Eye Foods
The world’s biggest private equity company has completed its purchase of Birds Eye Foods, including the Birds Eye Fulton plant. The sale to Blackstone Group‘s Pinnacle Foods Group cost $1.3 billion. The fate of the Fulton plant or its seven other food processing factories is not known.
