Fulton News
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Tuesday, 31 August 2010 |
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On behalf of the City of Fulton, I am happy to welcome you as a new member of our community. You will find our city filled with sincere, friendly people, and progressive merchants who will assist you with your needs. I hope you will be happy in your new surroundings and if there is any way in which the city administration can serve you, please feel welcome to call on us.
Best Regards,
Larry Russell, Mayor
Fulton is located in Northwest Illinois (Whiteside County) and
situated between US Route 30 & Highway 84 along the Mississippi River.
We are only 10 miles south of the Thomson Correctional Facility along Highway 84.
Population 3,881 (2000 Census Data)
Housing
Fulton Realtors:
Windmill Realty 815-589-9191
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www.clintonmls.com
River City Realty 815-589-4763
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www.clintonmls.com
Howes & Jefferies (Clinton, IA) 563-242-3265 www.howesandjefferies.com
New Development & Subdivisions
Hunter's Ridge (new construction subdivision) www.HuntersRidge-Fulton.com
Contact: Darwin Olsen 563-249-7530
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New Construction Price Ranges: $200,000 to $300,000
Directions: from intersection of Highways 84 & 136, head east on Highway 136 and turn right on Chase Road and stay on for 2 miles. Then turn right at Holly Road and turn left at Elston Road. Hunter's Ridge Subdivision will be on the left. Download Plot Map here
Rental Properties
Info. Coming Soon
Assisted Living & Nursing Homes
Harbor Crest Home 815-589-3411
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Eagle Point Nursing & Rehab Center (Clinton, IA) 563-243-6600 www.covenantcare.com
Alverno Health Care Facility (Clinton, IA) 563-242-1521 www.thealverno.com
Prairie Hills Assisted Living Community (Clinton, IA) 563-243-6870 www.prairiehills.com
Medical & Health
Fulton Family Health Clinic 815-589-2121 www.maclinton.com
Medical Associates (Clinton, IA) 563-243-2511 www.maclinton.com
Mercy Medical Center (Clinton, IA) 563-244-5555 www.mercyclinton.com
Fulton Dental Associates 815-589-4007
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YWCA (Clinton, IA) 563-242-2110 www.ywca.org
YMCA (Clinton, IA) 563-243-1364 www.ymca.org
The Complex (coming soon to Fulton) www.thecomplexsite.com
Tree of Life Chiropractic 815-589-5255 www.treeoflifechiropractic.net
Day Care Facilities
River City Day Care 815-589-4940 http://www.unitychristian.com/
Schools
River Bend School District (public) 815-589-2711 www.riverbendschools.org
Unity Christian School (private) 815-589-3912 www.unitychristian.com
Ashford University (Clinton, IA) www.ashford.edu
Clinton Community College (Clinton, IA) www.eicc.edu
Sauk Valley Community College (Dixon, IL) www.svcc.edu
Shopping - Fulton, IL
Click here for a complete listing of shopping opportunties.
Department Stores (Clinton, IA)
Farm n' Fleet
Home Depot
Kohls
Target
Walmart
Grocery Stores
Fulton Meat Market
Dollar General
Jewel-Osco (Clinton, IA)
Hy-Vee (Clinton, IA)
Walmart (Clinton, IA)
Fareway (Clinton, IA)
Utilities:
Water, Sewer, Garbage and Recycling: City of Fulton, 415 11th Avenue, 815-589-2616
Phone: Frontier Communications 1-800-921-8101
Cable: Mediacom 1-800-223-6350
Internet: Mediacom or Frontier (see above)
Voting
To register in Illinois:
Whiteside County Courthouse, County Clerk's Office
200 East Knox Street, Morrison, IL 61270
815-772-5189
Driver's License
Chadwick, IL 815-684-5156
Sterling, IL 815-626-2825
Animal License
To register your pet with Animal Control Division
2350 W. Lynn Blvd.
Sterling, IL
815-625-3507
Amenities:
Schmaling Memorial Public Library 815-589-2045 www.schmaling.lib.il.us/
Fulton Journal Newspaper 815-589-2424
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6 City Parks
Click here for Fulton attractions
Distance from Fulton to:
Thomson, IL - 8 Miles
Clinton, IA - 1 Mile
Quad Cities, IL & IA - 44 Miles
Chicago, IL - 142 Miles
Rockford, IL - 96 Miles
Iowa City, IA - 89 Miles
Madison, WI - 117 Miles
Vist Fulton's blog spot: http://thomsonconnections.blogspot.com/.
For a visitor guide and relocation packet, email
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or call 815-589-4545. Please continue to explore our official city website for more information about Fulton.
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Tuesday, 31 August 2010 |
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Note Card Fundraiser
The Fulton Chamber of Commerce is raising funds to erect an Illinois State Historical marker for the Reagan Family plot located in the local Catholic cemetery. The cost of the state marker is $3,500. The Chamber has raised $2,500 thus far from local organizations and donations. To assist with the remaining $1,000, the Chamber is selling postcards featuring Fulton's 175 founding and our origins of hospitality. The note cards come in a pack of 5 for $5.00 and include envelopes. Note cards can be purchased at the Fulton Chamber Office, River Huis Traders, Corner Treasures & Treats, Wilson's Floral & Gifts, Sweet Woodruff, Susan's Calico Creations, Windmill Cultural Center, Interiors Antiques, Wagner Pharmacy, or 1st Gateway Credit Union.
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Tuesday, 27 July 2010 |
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Dutch Millers Spend Time in Fulton Fulton
Dutch millers, Andre Koopal and Christiaan Smit arrived in Fulton on July 25 for a two week work/visit with Fulton's volunteer millers and Friends of the Windmill. Koopal and Smit will conduct training sessions with Fulton's volunteer millers, work with junior millers, participate in round table brainstorming with local educators, and discuss volunteerism at Zaanse Schans, an open air museum.
Christiaan is an elementary school teacher in the Netherlands who also conducts junior miller workshops. Children from ages 9-14 meet weekly with him using hands-on construction activities connected to milling. Christiaan is also a volunteer miller at Het Pink, an oil mill, near the Zaan river. Andre is a Unix system administrator for a large telecom company and a volunteer at Het Pink and with TIMS, the International Molinological Society.
Midwestern cultural activities have been planned for the Dutch visitors and include a pontoon ride on the Mississippi, the river museum in Dubuque, the mills in Elmhurst, Batavia, and Pella, a Lumber Kings ball game in Clinton, and a final weekend in Chicago.
The Dutch millers will greet visitors with the Fulton millers at de Immigrant mornings July 27, 28, & 29 and afternoons July 31, August 1, & 4-6. Their flights were sponsored by Friends of the Windmill and Fulton's Volunteer Millers. They are houseguests for the two weeks at the home of a Fulton volunteer miller.
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Thursday, 01 July 2010 |
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On Thursday afternoon, July 8, 2010, Ronald H. Koehn will present a PowerPoint program entitled "Chief Black Hawk and His War" which will review the man and the war that bears his name and their legacy in American history. The program is scheduled for 5:30 PM at the Windmill Cultural Center located at the corner of 1st Street and 10th Avenue in Fulton. The public is invited to attend.
Just three years before John Baker founded Baker's Ferry, later renamed Fulton in honor of Robert Fulton of steamboat fame, a band of Sauk and Fox Indians under the leadership of Ma-ka-tai-me-she-kiakiak (or Black Sparrow Hawk) left imposed exile in the spring of 1832 in the Iowa Territory and returned to their homes across the Mississippi River in northwestern Illinois. These Native Americans had lost their tribal lands in Illinois in a disputed treaty negotiated by William Henry Harrison, a future president of the United States.
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Tuesday, 01 June 2010 |
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The Fulton Windmill Cultural Center's June exhibit will focus on Denmark through "Anni's Story." The Hans Larsen family of four left Denmark in 1953 to relocate in Fulton, Illinois. Anni was 9 years old and her immigrant experience will be told through a temporary display at the Center, June 2-30.
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