Search Continues For Missing Fulton Man
It’s been a week since anyone saw Jamie Duplessis. The Fulton man, 32, has been missing since then and in recent days, friends have begun a careful search of the woods near his home for any sign of him.
It’s been a week since anyone saw Jamie Duplessis. The Fulton man, 32, has been missing since then and in recent days, friends have begun a careful search of the woods near his home for any sign of him.
‘Rock the Block,’ a one-day festival of music and food on the Fulton riverfront, returns from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m., Wed. July 22, it was announced by Wes Dean, event chair and owner of Red Baron Pizza, an event sponsor. “A portion of the proceeds from the event will benefit the Fulton Public Library’s Elevator Fund,†Dean said
Fulton lawmakers shared the best idea they think they’ve had in a while — renovating homes seized for back taxes and selling them at market value to generate more money to fix up more homes. Oswego lawmakers talked about their efforts to enforce housing codes in a city with lots and lots of college rentals and some notorious landlords.
It was the first time legislators from the sister cities had gotten together in one room in perhaps decades.
Board President Robert Ireland remained in the post. Former leader Robbin Griffin was selected Vice President. Brian Hotaling was named the board’s Clerk.
The Fulton school district’s $23.6 million construction project is back on track.
After a minor delay caused by the accidental destruction of asbestos-laden floor tiles in the auditorium of the Education Center building, the pace of work has picked up and Jerry Seguin, the district’s point man on the big project, told the Board of Education Tuesday night that things are generally “right on schedule”.
Members of the Bright Horizons Clubhouse in Pulaski have been busy this year tending to their very first vegetable garden.
Yet another business is pulling out of the half-empty River Glen Mall.
Fulton Savings Bank will close its 15-year-old branch at the Route 481 shopping center on December 18. No employees will lose their jobs, according to the bank’s CEO, Mike Pollock. The bank’s lease expires not long after the closing.
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