by Rob Tetro The Fulton girls lacrosse team advanced to the next round of the Section III Class A playoffs following after defeating Jamesville-Dewitt 18-6 Tuesday. The Lady Raiders were effective on both sides of the ball during the second half to turn what was a competitive game early on into a rout. Though the(…)
by Leon Archer The time is drawing short on my turkey season and I still have yet to get a shot at a tom. My hunt with Tom Duger was very enjoyable; although, I still have not gotten to the stage where I enjoy the getting up at 4 a.m. part, but we had a(…)
by Carol Thompson A memo issued by acting Oswego County Clerk Georgiana Mansfield was the subject of a closed-door session during Wednesday’s meeting of the legislature’s Community and Consumer Affairs Committee. The memo, issued Sept. 20 states, “Any contact with representatives of the public, media or legislators concerning the functioning of the Oswego County Clerk’s(…)
by Carol Thompson The Oswego County Legislature’s Infrastructure and Facilities Committee rescinded a bid award from Tracey Road Equipment after another vendor complained about the process and was prepared to go to the state with his allegation of unfair bidding practices. During Tuesday’s meeting, the committee voted to go into executive session to discuss several(…)
Melvin C. Sherman, 86, of Fulton, died Saturday, Sept. 29, 2012 at James Square Health and Rehabilitation Center in Syracuse. A native of the Waterloo area, he was a life resident of Fulton. Mr. Sherman retired from Penny Curtis Trucking in 1988 after more than 10 years. He had previously worked for General Foods, BirdsEye(…)
Genevieve Runeare, 97, of Fulton died Friday, Sept. 28, 2012 at Oswego Hospital, Oswego. She was born in Fulton to the late Louis and Anna (Bevacqua) Rotella. She remained a life resident of Fulton and spent considerable time visiting her sons in Santa Cruz, Calif. Mrs. Runeare was past employed with the Fulton Consolidated School(…)
by Pastor David Grey “Choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve.” — Joshua 24:15 One of the most important things you will do in life is to learn which things you can control and which things you cannot and then to consistently choose to address those that you can from the perspective of(…)
by Roy Hoge Remembering: Once the end of the school year became official, the day we received our report cards, Wiman Ave. became a hub of activity. We typically ran ourselves hot and sweaty all day long on hot summer days and splashed in the wet street and in puddles following the frequent showers. In(…)
