Don Ross, left, a retiree from Armstrong (now Interface Solutions) was a recent guest at Fulton’s Sunrise Rotary Club. Don told about the long history of Interface beginning in 1860 as Armstrong Cork Co.
You could say it was a hands-on experience as dozens of people helped make a 12’ x 15’ American Flag. The red stripes for the flag were made of handprints from Phoenix residents and other volunteers – young and old.
Singer, songwriter and self-recording artist Owen will perform Friday, Dec. 3, at SUNY Oswego in the latest Indie Series offering.
Degree candidates will showcase their work at SUNY Oswego’s Fall Master of Arts and Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibitions, including the digital art of a Chinese student who wants to work in food packaging.
As a service to those who may want it, clicking the link below will open an order form for a 2011 Fultonian yearbook.
There’s excitement in the halls of G. Ray Bodley because Harry Potter’s back. Students get ready to see the next-to-last Potter film ever.
Dear Porky and Buddy,
A “friend” of mine just harangued me for about an hour about how pets are bad for the environment—they aren’t necessary; they cause a lot of waste (poop); they use up a lot of resources, dragging them to the vet, getting them groomed, buying them stuff, cleaning up after them etc., etc.
The American Cancer Society schedules the Great American Smoke-out each year to encourage people to quit smoking for a day in the hope that they may quit for good. This year’s event was held on Thursday, November 18 and thousands of people across the country put down their packs and began a quit plan.
The Oswego State wrestling squad placed fifth with 74 points out of 18 teams at the Doug Parker Invitational hosted by Springfield College on Saturday.
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