On a picture perfect weather day, a large contingent of fans and race cars opened the gates for the first time to kick off the 2012 season at the Fulton Speedway Saturday afternoon. Around 50 race teams hit the high banks to see if their winter’s worth of work paid off in the two-hour test(…)
by Rob Tetro The Hannibal varsity baseball team went into the fifth inning of its April 5 game against Homer with a two-run lead. Unfortunately for the Warriors, Homer went on to score four runs during the fifth inning to seize control of the game. Homer then added two more runs to bring the total(…)
A release of an undermined amount of ammonia from the closed Fulton Birds Eye plant was contained and isolated by emergency personnel Aug. 30. A precautionary evacuation of several nearby residents took place, Fulton Fire Department Acting Chief Paul Foster said. The leak was reported about 8:22 p.m. Chief Foster said the leak occurred in(…)
by Carol Thompson Oswego businessman Shane Broadwell has been tapped to fill the vacancy in the District 17 seat of the Oswego County Legislature that occurred upon the death of Legislator Mary Flett, according to sources close to the Republican Party. Broadwell’s name has circulated for several days, however, Oswego County Republican Chairman Michael Backus(…)
Kevin P. Wallace, 48, of Hopkinsville, died Friday, August 3, 2012 at Skyline Medical Center in Nashville, TN of natural causes. A native of Canastota, he was born July 25, 1964 the son of Barbara A. Wallace of Rome, N.Y. He was a retired armed security guard for the Department of the Army. He was(…)
Marjorie A. Tyler, 74 of Hannibal, died Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2012 at Seneca Hill Manor in Oswego. She was the daughter of Lloyd and Dorothy (Little) Tyler and a life resident of the Hannibal area. She retired as a typesetter and editor at the Brown Newspaper in Baldwinsville and had previously worked at The Palladium(…)
by Jerry Kasperek A fire! Oh, no! It might be Lynn and Dennis’ house on fire and somebody might still be in it! The phone call had said as much. My heart pounded as Ed and I grabbed our coats that bitter cold January day only to quickly realized we couldn’t get anywhere near the(…)
