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Fulton Proposing Rate Increase For Trash Pickup
For the first time in five years, the city of Fulton is proposing a rate increase for its garbage and refuse hauling.
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Business Plans For Former Church May Face Opposition
The city will host a public hearing Tuesday on a proposed zone change request that could usher in new business at the site of the former Congregational Church at West First and Broadway. According to Fulton Mayor Ronald Woodward, the request is facing some opposition from residents who don‘t want to see a historical church taken down.
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City Seals Funding Plans For New DPW Garage Site
With the financing end sealed, the city of Fulton is one step closer to securing a new site for its Department of Public Works.
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Fulton Recognizes Police Week
Congress and the president of the United States have designated today as Peace Officers Memorial Day. In Fulton, Mayor Ronald Woodward has officially designated this week as Police Week in the city. A mayoral proclamation was read into the official minutes of the Fulton Common Council meeting this past week.
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City Launches Capacity Study of Wastewater Treatment System
The city of Fulton has entered an agreement to conduct a headwater study of the city’s wastewater treatment plant. Eventually, city leaders explain that the study could result in additional revenues in Fulton coffers.
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Son Says Woodward Is ‘The Only Man for the Job’
I am a father, son, brother and a person who has lived in Fulton my whole life. I am one of the luckiest people in Fulton for the simple fact of who my father is. […]
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GOP Tops Fulton Elections
With the election results in hand, Republicans in the city of Fulton had much to celebrate Tuesday evening. With an overwhelming margin of voter support, Ron Woodward will return to the helm of city hall in 2008, accompanied by five Republican aldermen. Longtime incumbent Robert Weston returns, too, becoming the Fulton Common Council’s lone Democrat once again.