A View of History
A View of History: Oneida St. Bridge, 1899
This week, archivist Tom Tryniski shares with us a view of Fulton’s Oneida St. bridge from 1899. Click the story to get to a larger version of the photo.
Fulton
Community
Business Leaders’ Group Sets First Meeting
The Network for Business Professionals & Leaders, is the group that formed after Oswego County Chapter of the NMA (National Management Association) voted to end their affiliation with NMA.
Obituaries
Marie K. Erickson, 95
Marie K. Erickson, 95; of Epiphany Pines, Coon Rapids, MN died suddenly on Tuesday, September 15th at Mercy Hospital, Coon Rapids, Minnesota.
Fulton Daily News
Coin Lovers Gather In Fulton
Members of the Oswego County Numismatic Association held their 45th annual coin show Sunday in the Community Room at Fulton City Hall. Some of the club’s more than 40 members were on hand to buy and sell coins, along with postcards and other collectibles.
A View of History
A View of History: Salvation Army, 1895
This week, you can meet the good folks of Fulton who worked on behalf of the Salvation Army, courtesy of unstoppable local archivist Tom Tryniski of FultonHistory.com. Go inside the story to get a bonus photo, and to meet the city’s first police officer.
Obituaries
Joyce A. Clonch, 77
Joyce A. Clonch, 77; of Fulton died Saturday at Oswego Hospital, Oswego.
Obituaries
Donald J. Hall, II, 29
Donald J. Hall, II, 29, of Fulton, died September 20, 2009.
Obituaries
Shirley M. Iannettone, 82
Shirley M. Iannettone, 82, of Fulton, died Tuesday at Oswego Hospital.
Community
Michaud Human Resources Director Does “Her Time†For MDA
Michaud Residential Health Services Human Resources Director Debbie Burnell was finally apprehended and did her time in jail – but all for a good cause.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Buys Two Police Cars
Fulton city lawmakers met briefly Thursday to buy two new cars — the last ones available in the state for the rest of the year – for the Fulton Police Department. Mayor Ron Woodward said the city will pay cash, instead of borrowing money, to buy two interceptors for no more than $55,000.