For more than 15 years the Fulton City Police Department has emphasized bike safety at their annual Bike Rodeo. Like years past, children of any age were welcome to complete the bike obstacle course at the Fulton War Memorial on Saturday (June 4) and enter their ticket in the raffle for a brand new bike as donated by Catholic Charities and Dunkin Donuts.
The board approved a one-year deal with CSEA that includes a pay freeze. That makes three out of the district’s four unions to approve such a deal. Talks are under way with the teachers’ union. The board also approved a contract extension for the 2017-18 school year regarding Superintendent Dr. Dean Goewey.
Today’s News: New elective classes and a look back at the 2015-16 sports season begins with the fall sports teams today in RaiderNet Daily.
One of Fulton’s main sources of history preservation has kicked off the summer with members and guests enjoying music, fun and plenty of food at the annual Pratt House Porch Party. Friends of History, a fully volunteer run organization that formed more than 35 years ago has worked tirelessly to maintain and preserve the history of Fulton in one of the city’s original homes located at 177 S. First St. Each year, the Friends of History organizes multiple events for members of the group as well as for the public that run throughout the course of the year, and each year it all kicks off with the annual Porch Party in June.
Under the measure (S.6756-A), the city of Fulton would transfer roughly 8 acres of waterfront parkland to the town of Granby, a move that would allow the town to pursue changes that would help residents to more easily access the Oswego River.
Mayor Billy Barlow presented his proposal to implement free public Wi-Fi throughout downtown Oswego to the Administrative Services Committee. The response from the councilors and others was positive.
On Saturday, State Police stopped a vehicle in Volney for multiple vehicle and traffic law violations. The operator, Brian Stuhltrager, was found to allegedly be operating with a suspended license. Further investigation determined he was operating under the influence of alcohol, police said.
Investigation at the scene revealed the operator, Scott E. Gaca, 47, of Phoenix, was operating with a suspended license, according to police. Further investigation also revealed he was allegedly under the influence of marijuana and had marijuana in his possession.
The sirens were installed last year as a joint effort by Exelon Generation, which owns and operates Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station, and Entergy Nuclear, which owns and operates the James A. FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant, to upgrade the public warning system to use the latest technology and provide greater reliability.
She stands accused of going door to door in Green Acres Mobile Home Park in March 2016 and selling products related to a school fundraiser for her child. She didn’t submit the completed order forms or the money she collected to the school, according to police.
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