Fulton – Neighbors Helping Neighbors This Winter

February 18, 2011 Contributor

FULTON, NY – Fulton, New York, boasted itself as the “City With A Future.”

Nasty jokes were made about that.

This is but one example of the snow that residents of the West Second Street South area of Fulton and elsewhere have had to contend with this winter.
This is but one example of the snow that residents of the West Second Street South area of Fulton and elsewhere have had to contend with this winter.

The city has a great industrial past. Due to high taxes and, in my opinion, treasonous gifting of our industries and great minds to foreign countries our city had its potential stolen.

What Fulton lost in the demise of big industry and business it still maintains what many communities have lost: caring neighbors.

We’ve had almost 200 inches of snowfall this season.

The people on West Second Street South, between Broadway and Voorhees Street, worked together in plowing sidewalks and even driveways so that no one was stranded.

Our neighbors checked on each other as well.

The economy is bad; many people are in need of the basic things.

Our neighbors on West Second Street South in Fulton exemplify what the USA was meant to be.

Fulton, the City With A Future: People caring about each other.

Regards,
Mary Ann Klemenz missing or outdated ad config

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  1. Correction: It was suppose to read- “City WITH a future”, not, ‘ OF ‘ the future!

    (That’s what I thought . . . But I wanted to double check with Mary Ann – Steve)

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