High school principal Brian Schmitt said the high school hit state benchmarks in the English language arts test and improved overall.
Students in the Fulton CYO Summer Recreation Program’s Game Day enjoyed a full day of summer fun activities including, water balloons, sponge relays, and other water games to keep cool on a warm summer’s day.
Volunteers from the United Way’s Success By 6 Program accept donations at Kinney Drugs in Mexico during the United Way’s Success By 6 “Stuff-A-Bus campaign.
Several Frederick Leighton Elementary School students weren’t upset with staying after school. When the new school year commences, the students at the west side Oswego elementary school will once again have the opportunity to stay after school to do their homework. However, the students aren’t fending for themselves.
Supporters of the city’s swimming pool made a big splash in front of the Common Council.In an attempt to save money in next year’s budget, councilors proposed closing the pool. More than 90 people attended a town hall meeting Thursday at the McCrobie Building. Included in that number were dozens of young children, many carrying signs that read: “Don’t be a fool – Don’t close our Pool,” “Swim Lessons Save Lives” and “Don’t Make Me Swim In The River” among other slogans. In an unofficial poll, the seven councilors said they’d support the pool in next year’s budget
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