Nona Miller was swore in recently as the newest Fulton Town Board Member recently, taking the place of her late husband William Miller, who passed away last month.
Miller's position was made official on Feb. 20, after she was sworn in at the Fulton County Courthouse by Fulton County Clerk Dawn Ziemek. Living in Fulton for the past 24 years, Miller also is the owner of Homeplace Antiques, 708 State Rd 25, in Fulton.
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