Local artist and teacher at Volney Elementary School Ben Jerred painted the mural, which shows a young couple looking up the Oswego River. One of Fulton’s former signature businesses, the Hunter Arms Company, is the large factory shown in the upper left corner. […]
The Fulton Senior League All-Stars, a team of 15 and 16 year old boys, made it all the way to 3rd place in the state during this summer’s tournament in Newburgh, completing a three-year arc that has seen the team grow from district champions into a team that made the state tournament and then into a team that came within a game of competing for the state title. […]
Below is the agenda for tonight’s meeting of the Fulton Common Council. No major issues.
Several years ago, Golden Corral restaurant was forced to close a backdoor driveway onto South First St. Now, the church next door to the old Golden Corral wants to open a driveway onto South First St. Not everyone thinks that’s a good idea. Also among the items tackled this week by Aldermen: The city fixes drainage problems in several neighborhoods, including one homeowner’s property where the catch basins went exactly nowhere. […]
The Fulton Common Council meeting Tuesday was notable for one thing: The return of Alderman Norman “Jay” Foster. The fifth ward’s representative has been away from the Council table, though not from his work as an Alderman, during his fight against lymphatic cancer. […]
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