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Fresh Food Distribution Set
On Feb. 10, the Emergency Services Program of Catholic Charities of Oswego County, in cooperation with the Food Bank of Central New York, will sponsor a fresh food distribution.
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Agenda: Fulton Common Council Takes Up Snowmobile Event
Snowmobiling within Fulton City limits will be legal….sort of…for a few days this week. Tonight, Fulton Common Council members take up a temporary change in city rules to allow a big snowmobiling event to take place on Lake Neatahwanta. See the full agenda when you click.
Obituaries
Marguerite Davis, 97
Marguerite Davis, 97; of Fulton died Sunday at Sunrise Nursing Home.
A View of History
A View of History: The Class of 1930 at Phillips St. School
This week, local history buff Tom Tryniski takes us back to 1930 and the long-gone Phillips St. School for this class photo. Click inside to see signatures from the students. And make sure to visit FultonHistory.com for all the local history photos you can find.
Obituaries
Veronica Moryl
Veronica Moryl of W. 3rd St. Fulton died Friday at her home.
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City Leaders Celebrate Opening Of Family Video
Family Video opened its doors to its newest store, along Route 48 in Fulton.
Mark Dunbar, the store’s manager, said the outlet is a $1.25 million business. It employs 6 people now, but the store is still hiring and hopes to add 3 more to the staff.
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Salute Organizers Meet With Veteran Of The Year
The Memorial Day Salute is a two-day event that was created and is now carried on by representatives of the four Fulton service clubs: Rotary, Sunrise Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions. Pictured are the presidents of the service clubs and the Veteran of the Year.
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Recognizing Mentoring Month
OCO’s Fulton School Mentoring Program and its participants were recently recognized by the city of Fulton.
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Fulton Budget Committee Looking Deeper Into Next Budget
A committee is looking at all aspects of how the Fulton City School District spends its money, helping to build a budget for the next school year.
“The committee is starting to get really in depth,” said Superintendent of Schools Bill Lynch this week. But the outlook for the new budget is pretty bleak.
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