Fulton Daily News
Fulton Schools Cancel Events Due To Weather
For today (Jan. 12), they are cancelling all after-school and evening activities. For tomorrow (Jan. 13) they are cancelling all activities.
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Fulton Man Facing Sexual Abuse Charge
Shane R. Vivlamore, 30, of Fulton, was arrested after an investigation by the city of Fulton Police Department and charged with the following crimes: Sexual Abuse in the First Degree – Class D Felony, Endangering the Welfare of a Child – Class A Misdemeanor, Forcible Touching – Class A Misdemeanor.
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Officially Welcomes Fulton ALDI Store
A plentiful crowd filled the area’s newest ALDI store as a ribbon cutting ceremony officially welcomed the international grocery chain to Fulton. One of more than 1,600 ALDI stores throughout the United States, the Fulton store located at 555 S. Fourth St. boasts a fresh, modern look with priority on providing quality, affordable products to shoppers. Mayor Ronald Woodward welcomed ALDI to Fulton, a project that was “a long time coming” before store manager, Todd Moore cut the ribbon and declared the store officially open. “I feel relieved, glad, and now I’m looking forward to developing the remaining 22 acres of that site and I think Aldi will be a great draw for others,” Mayor Woodward told Oswego County Today.
Oswego Daily News
Hannibal Man Charged With Criminal Sex Act
The arrest stems from the investigation into an incident that occurred on Dec. 27, 2017, at a residence in the town of Hannibal, according to the Sheriff’s Office. He allegedly engaged in oral sexual contact with the victim being less than 11 years of age.
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Latest Data Shows Behavior Improvements at Bodley
Today’s News: Time to Clean Up Recycling; Wrestling Tournament Honors Veteran; New Year Brings New Goals for Students; GRB News Needs You; and more in today’s edition of The Raider – written by students in the GR Bodley Journalism Club and Journalism class.
Oswego Daily News
Flu Season Arrived Early But Not As Bad As Other Areas
The flu arrived in Central New York early and the numbers are high this year, according to Oswego County Public Health Director Jiancheng Huang. The county has seen an increased number of lab confirmed flu cases compared with the same time last season, Huang told Oswego County Today. So far this flu season, Oswego Health is not experiencing the number of flu cases that its neighboring counties are encountering, an OH spokesperson pointed out.
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Brouse, Clark Remembered for Their Service to Oswego County Students
Two members of the CiTi Board of Education representing two separate Oswego County school districts have died within one week of each other. Janice Clark, 83, of Mexico passed away December 29, 2017, and Casey Brouse, 51, of Parish, passed away January 4, 2018. Clark was an active member of both the Mexico Central School District Board of Education as well as the CiTi Board of Education at the time of her passing. Brouse was president of the Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Board of Education as well as a member of the CiTi Board of Education at the time of his passing.
Oswego Daily News
District 8 Legislator Daniel LeClair Resigns
The Oswego County Legislature is currently short one legislator. The remaining 24 received the following note: This is to inform you that Daniel LeClair has filed his resignation as Legislator for District 8, effective January 2, 2018.
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Council OKs Memorial For Oswego Safety Advocate
The Oswego Common Council sailed through a light agenda. The council accepted the donation of a memorial bench in memory of Billie Crandall Brady, recognizing her dedication to the Oswego Community. She lost her battle with cancer on Feb. 1, 2017. Her husband, Dennis, requested the bench be placed in Breitbeck Park. Councilors also approved seeking a grant to enhance the city’s animal shelter.
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Fulton Block Builders Fundraising Campaign Begins with ‘Firsts’ for 2018
The Fundraising Campaign for 2018 has started off with several momentous firsts. Universal Metal Works launched the first business support for the grassroots revitalization project, Fulton Block Builders (FBB) 2018 campaign. Legislator James Karasek, representing the 22nd District in the Oswego County Legislature is the first public official to pledge financial support to the FBB 2018 Fundraising Campaign. Dennis and Kellie Merlino make the first community member contribution in support of the 2018 Fulton Block Builder program. The Merlinos went to the Fulton Block Builder website and made a $10.00 monthly recurring contribution.