Fulton Daily News
Common Council Reveals Clean Energy Status
Common Council meeting discusses clean energy and Sharp’s Pond.
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Oswego Daily News
Man Charged with Assault, Endangering the Welfare of a Child
According to police it is alleged that on September 23, he did cause physical injury to an 8-month-old child and to a 20-month-old child.
Oswego Daily News
Brindisi Announces Six Figure Grant for Water Project in Town of Mexico
The grant will be used to provide additional financing to construct water service infrastructure for the community.
Oswego Daily News
NOAA Seeks Members for Marine Sanctuary Advisory Council
The federal National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is looking for community members from Oswego, Cayuga, Jefferson and Wayne counties to serve on an advisory council for the proposed Lake Ontario National Marine Sanctuary.
Fulton Daily News
13th Hour Rising Scares Fulton Community
Owners combine experience and passion for scaring people at haunted attraction.
Oswego Daily News
‘Take A Hike Healthy Selfie Contest’ Kick-Off is Sunday at Oswego YMCA
The Oswego County Healthy Miles Coalition continues to encourage residents to get out and enjoy the wide variety of trail networks and nature parks the county has to offer. The group presents a “Take A Hike Healthy Selfie Contest” to celebrate National “Take a Hike” Day on Nov. 17.
Oswego Daily News
Troopers Recover Stolen Handgun Following a Traffic Stop on 481
On October 1, at 4:14 a.m., State Police in Fulton conducted a traffic stop of a 2015 Kia Optima on State Route 481 in the town of Volney for speeding.
Fulton Daily News
Farfaglia Plan to Cut Fulton Healthcare Costs Validated in Onondaga County
Fulton mayoral candidate Dan Farfaglia has a plan to reduce the ever-increasing healthcare costs for the city of Fulton. Healthcare insurance costs for Fulton’s employees and retirees will take nearly 20% of the city’s 2020 budget.
Fulton Daily News
DRI Planning Committee Meets For The First Time
Local Planning Committee begin discussing Downtown Revitalization Initiative.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Health Breaks Ground on New Behavioral Health Services Site
After sitting dormant for nearly two decades, 29 E. Cayuga St., Oswego, is experiencing a rebirth. In July of 2017, Oswego Health was awarded a $13 million grant from the New York State Department of Health for the transformation of its behavioral health services in the county.