Arts and Entertainment
Cortini Brothers And Friends To Play Jazz Fest
The unmistakable sounds of The Cortini Brothers will kick off Jazz Fest 2010 with a live performance on the Budweiser stage at 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 13.
Fulton
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Fulton Common Council Tidbits: Looking for Cable TV Money
They’re checking under the sofa cushions for cash these days at Fulton City Hall.
The Common Council recently approved hiring a company called Computel Consultants to go through the city’s cable TV franchise agreement to see if the city was overbilled, said Mayor Ron Woodward.
Community
Ellis Named Rotarian of the Year
Nancy Kush Ellis, right, is presented with her citation, which designates her as “Rotarian of the Year.”
Community
Bernard Quinn Awarded a Paul Harris Fellow by Fulton Rotary Club
The Fulton Rotary Club recently awarded the coveted PAUL HARRIS FELLOWSHIP to retired postal worker Bernard Quinn.
Community
Sunrise Rotarians Hear About Border Patrol Work
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting President Ellen Nowyj introduced Scott Plasse, Border Patrol Supervising Agent, who spoke of the new focus of Border Patrol.
Your Milestones
Military: Sushereba Completes Basic Training
Air Force Airman Michael R. Sushereba graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
Foster Funeral Home
Shirley (Parker) Oney, 80
Shirley (Parker) Oney, 80, of Fulton died Thursday at Pontiac Care and Rehabilitation Center in Oswego.
Sugar and Sugar Scanlon Funeral Homes
Marlea Stannard, 74
Marlea Stannard, 74, of West First St, Fulton died Thursday at her home surrounded by her family.
Community
Fulton Fire Department Visits CYO
Children in the CYO Summer Recreation Program were recently treated to a special presentation from members of the Fulton Fire Department.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Cooperates With State Pension Investigation
The city of Fulton has given the state Attorney General’s office the records requested as part of the office’s investigation into alleged pension padding.
“We’ve got everything we could get for him and we sent it to him,” said Fulton Mayor Ron Woodward, referring to Attorney General Andrew Cuomo this week. “We haven’t heard any more.”