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Fulton Daily News
The rising costs of blacktop, fuel and equipment have put a dent in the amount of paving projects that the city of Fulton will take on this year. Officials are keeping an eye on those costs to see if summer pricing will take an additional bite from an already shortened list.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Man Charged With Manslaughter
BREAKING NEWS: State police investigators say a Mexico man died early Sunday morning following a dispute with an Oswego man. An autopsy has been scheduled to determine the cause of death. The suspect is being held in Oswego County Jail.
Oswego Daily News
High School Honor Rolls Recognize Students
Oswego High School Executive Principal Peter Myles and House Principals Susan Piasecki, Barbara Wheeler and Brian Hartwell are proud to announce the students who have earned honor roll status during the final quarter of the 2007-2008 academic year.
Fulton Daily News
State Emptying Adult Home; Inspection Finds ‘Abuse, Neglect’
Prompted by an emergency order that suspended the operating certificate at the Rosewood Home for Adults in Fulton, the New York State Department of Health has stepped in to oversee the care and safe transfer of 16 residents to other facilities.
Oswego Daily News
Gosek, Ruggio Investigator Honored
A top investigator in the cases against former Oswego Mayor John Gosek and former Oswego Police Chief William Ruggio was honored Thursday by the United States Attorney’s Office in Syracuse.
Fulton Daily News
Oswego County Unemployment Rises In June
A sharp rise in the number of people looking for work in Oswego County boosted the county’s unemployment rate to 6.6% in June, according to the state Labor Department.
Fulton Daily News
Tanner, Goppert Cases Adjourned
Court action against both the former Fulton librarian and the former Nissan North employee who were separately accused of stealing thousands from their former employers were adjourned this week in Fulton City Court.
Oswego Daily News
Plan Your Route Now For Easy Navigation During Harborfest
Harborfest officials are asking festivalgoers to plan ahead and choose their route now to make attending Harborfest activities as easy as possible.
Fulton Daily News
Loss Prompts Changes In Hannibal Meal Prices
The bottom line of Hannibal’s food service program showed a sizeable deficit at the end of the 2007-08 school year. As a result, parents can expect to see an increase breakfast and lunch prices for their children in the coming year as the district works to keep the program’s future losses to a minimum.
Fulton Daily News
Business Plans Begin For Former Church Property
Plans are on the horizon to transform the abandoned Congregational Church at West First and Broadway into new business and new tax dollars for the city of Fulton. For those plans to move forward, however, the city is first considering a zone change request.
