Fulton
Obituaries
Thomas P. Scanlon, 66; of Fulton died peacefully with his family at St. Joseph’s Hospital, Syracuse after courageously fighting Pulmonary Fibrosis.
Obituaries
William (Bill) Nipper, Sr., 77
William (Bill) Nipper, Sr., 77, of Merritt Road, Fulton passed away suddenly on October 24, 2009.
Sports
Fulton Wins Playoff Game Against Carthage
Fulton used the running power of tailback Don Watson to rush past Carthage in the opening round of the Section III football playoffs, 34-15.
Watson scored on fourth quarter runs of 9 and 21 yards to put the game away.
Obituaries
Betty O’Bryan, 88
Betty O’Bryan, 88; of Fulton died Friday at the home of her daughter.
Uncategorized
Praise For New Mural In Downtown Fulton Honoring City’s Canal History
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.
Community
Dowd’s Donates Centerpieces to ARC Gala
Holly Ross, of Dowd’s Flower Shop in Fulton, will coordinate the donation of centerpieces for the ARC of Oswego County Gala fundraiser, being held on October 24 at Oasis at Thunder Island in Fulton.
Community
Child Advocacy Center To Host Parent Support Group
Executive Director of the Child Advocacy Center of Oswego County, Olivia VanSanford has announced that the CAC will host a very special Parent Support Group for non-offending parents of children who have been sexually abused.
Uncategorized
Activity At Chocolate Plant Raises Hopes
There’s activity at the closed chocolate plant in Fulton, and it’s fueling hopes of yet another rebound for the city’s signature industry.
“I know they’ve been doing work there,” said Mayor Ron Woodward Tuesday night after a member of the public noted that workers were cleaning up the parking lot area at the former Nestle factory.
Fulton Daily News
Richard “Wolfman†Davis, 50
Richard “Wolfman†Davis, 50, of Powers Drive, Fulton died Monday evening in University Hospital, Syracuse.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Braces For Big Increases In Retirement Fund Contributions
Two bad budget years are coming for local governments like the city of Fulton. Mayor Ron Woodward thinks the city can get through the first year without a tax increase, but he’s not very certain about the second year.