Community
Rotarians Learn About Fulton Water Department
The Fulton municipal water system dates from 1885, when four 20 by 20 foot wells were hand dug.
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Fulton Schools Logo Question Will Go To A Public Survey
Got an opinion on whether the Fulton City School District should use a Native American head logo and use Red Raiders as a nickname? You’re likely to get a chance to express that opinion soon.
A committee studying the issue reviewed the first draft of a community survey recently.
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Fulton Police Officer Promoted To Sergeant
Fulton City Police Officer Joseph Arigo has been promoted to Sergeant.
Arigo is a decorated police veteran, having received multiple Honorable Service awards as well as Mayoral Commendations for his outstanding service to the department and community.
A View of History
A View of History: Fulton Water Works
This week, archivist Tom Tryniski takes us back more than a century to see the old Fulton Water Works. Visit Tom’s website, FultonHistory.com, for a rich trip through the decades.
Obituaries
Dona Karns, 66
Dona Karns, 66, formerly of 3 W. Fourth St, Fulton, passed away in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 3rd.
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SU Fan’s Snowman
Braeden DePoint, 5, and his dad made Otto the Orangeman on their snowday Thursday
Community
AAA Applauds City of Fulton for Traffic Safety Efforts
AAA Western and Central New York has recognized the Fulton Police Department for its continued success in AAA’s Community Traffic Safety Program. AAA’s Platinum Award was presented to Police Chief Orlo Green and Sergeant Joseph Pappalardo today in Fulton.
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Wal-Mart Lends Support To ‘Stone Soup Too’
With plans for the United Way’s second annual ‘Stone Soup Too’ Luncheon under way, the Wal-Mart Supercenter on Route 3 in Granby will be lending its support to the event by hosting a food drive on March 6.
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OCO Bowl-A-Fun Set April 10
On April 10, Oswego County Opportunities will host its annual Bowl-A-Fun at Lakeview Lanes. Funds from this year’s event will help boost the agency’s general fund, which provides financial support, as needed to the many programs that OCO offers.
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Fulton School Budget: $1.2 Million in Proposed Cuts Isn’t Half Enough
So far, there’s as much as $1.2 million in cuts being proposed: A half million dollars saved because of retirements; cuts in buying textbooks and a host of smaller purchases; and eliminating 8 jobs.
In an average year, $1.2 million in spending cuts would produce a tax cut or, at worst, no increase. This isn’t an average year.