The case against a Fulton teenager who was arrested after allegedly causing serious injuries to his 18-month-old daughter will see its next days in a grand jury room. Robby J. Guppy, 17, of 604 E. Broadway, upstairs apartment, was slated to appear in Fulton City Court Wednesday. Instead, his attorney waived the charges to Oswego County Court. Guppy has been free on bail since Aug. 18.
Fairgrieve Elementary School recognizes students with Expectation Expert Awards during the Morning Express Program.
The Fulton Junior High School held two Open Houses recently for seventh and eighth grade students and their families.
The halls echoed with school spirit at G. Ray Bodley last week as students enjoyed Raider Spirit Week. Monday, September 29th kicked off the event with Favorite Sports Team Day, where students got to show support for their favorite sports team or player. Tuesday, students dressed up as their favorite superhero or villain, for Superhero Day. Costumes ranged from The Hulk to Superman, and some students even made up their own superheroes.
Fulton 6th Ward Alderman Russ Hayden says he was driving around his ward on a recent day. He passed by Vanburen Park on the city’s north side. Balloons tied to the side of the park’s bathroom building caught his eye.
The halls were swarming with excitement as students showed their family members around the school.
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, AMI in Fulton has extended its hours to make it even easier to receive mammograms throughout the month of October.
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