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Fill It Up
Volunteers from the United Way’s Success By 6 Program accept donations at Kinney Drugs in Mexico during the United Way’s Success By 6 “Stuff-A-Bus campaign.
Community
Seismic Learning Opportunities At Fulton’s Summer School Program
Fifth and sixth grade students in the Fulton City School District Summer School Program explored various areas of earth science and chemistry in a few seismic classroom projects and experiments.
A View of History
A View of History: Erie St. School, 1955
Unstoppable local archivist Tom Tryniski brings us a look at the not-too-distant past. It’s a class photo from Erie St. School, circa 1955.
Read the story to see what Tom’s added to the photo – a handwritten list of names that will probably contain the names of people or families you know.
As always, visit Tom’s website and satisfy your need for local history.
Community
Magical Mystery Tour To Perform At Playing For Poverty
Beatles tribute band, Magical Mystery Tour will bring its entertaining stage show to Fulton as it performs during the second annual “Playing For Poverty,†a food aid concert for Oswego County. Hosted by a coalition of human service agencies, the concert will be held at Bull Head Point in Fulton on Sept. 12 from 3 to 9 p.m.
Community
Fulton Students Say ‘So Long’ To Summer School
Community
AmeriCorps Workers Visit Michaud Nursing Home
Community
Riders Of The Son To Ride For Child Advocacy Center
Dr. Marc Haynes, senior pastor of the Fulton Alliance Church, has announced that several members of the church’s riding group, “Riders of the Son,†will be supporting the efforts of the Child Advocacy Center by participating in the agency’s sixth annual Blue Ribbon Ride Against Child Abuse.
Obituaries
Earl ‘Skip’ Shepard Jr., 53, 08/13/2009
Earl “Skip†Shepard Jr., 53, of Granby died Thursday Aug. 13, 2009, at home after a long battle with colon cancer.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Schools Keep More Students With Disabilities Within The District
During the school year just ended, the Fulton City School District moved closer to its goal of keeping in the district all of its students with disabilities.




