Letters to the Editor
Frank Castiglia Jr: It’s Not About Supporting Or Not Supporting Police; It’s About The Law
It’s about the LAW, it is not about support or non-support of the men in blue.
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David Yeatts: Here’s The Truth About Animal Control In Fulton
The plan as it was explained to me is as follows. The city will pay for the first use of a commercial trapper. They have the number to call. Any use thereafter will be the […]
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Nancy Bellow: Representatives Need To Support STOP Surprise Medical Bills Act
We need Senator Schumer and our Congressional representatives to support STOP and protect patients who simply cannot afford the costs and stress come with surprise medical bills.
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Suzanne Stout: No One Is Above The Law, Even The Sheriff
A full investigation into Hilton and those with him is called for in order for the people of Oswego County to regain trust in the officers of the Sheriff’s Department.
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Carolyn Handville: Colon Cancer Screening For Men
The Cancer Services Program (CSP) of the North Country wants men ages 50 and older to know that the Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) kit is a yearly colon cancer screening that can be done at home.
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James Weatherup: Fill Out Your 2020 Census
Please do your part to make sure that Oswego County receives its share of funding by returning your census form. It’s not too late for everyone to be counted.
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Jim Weatherup: Do What Needs To Be Done To Overcome COVID-19
Please, just follow the rules! It does make a difference. Together we will overcome these challenges as we have many times before.
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Patty Family: Manktelow’s Firearm Digest – A Misfire
At a time when people are facing record unemployment, navigating the loss of their health insurance, struggling to put food on the table, and living in fear of getting the deadly Covid virus, I find Manktelow’s “Digest” of information to be completely tone deaf.
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David Yeatts: Why Fulton Stinks
For more than forty years, Fulton has had an animal control officer. It was to give the residents someone to call if they were having trouble and needed help with feral cats, raccoons, possums or skunks. That no longer is the case
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Frank Castiglia: Fulton Kids Have Nowhere To Swim
Require the City to repair the Dam giving the Children of Fulton memories like the ones that the Baby Boomers have of growing up in the City of Fulton.