Community
Warming Up With The Weather
On March 20,3011, the Masonic Lodge will be hosting their first annual Good-Will Pancake Breakfast to help people in need.
Month: March 2011
Community
Sustainable Agriculture Presentation a Blooming Success
On March 3, 2011 the Science Cafe planning committee at SUNY Oswego hosted a panel presentation that focused on practical advice and information about land and water use related to sustainable agricultural practices.
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Symposium Shows War of 1812 Military Strategies
Five speakers will talk about War of 1812 topics, such as military and naval logistics, genealogy and grave marker research, militia and soldiers, the Battle of Oswego and William Cooper’s Ark.
Community
YMCA Preschool Open House to be Held During YMCA Healthy Kids Day
The Fulton Family YMCA’s Pre-school offers programs for children ages 2 to 5. “We offer a comprehensive pre-school curriculum, with the added benefit of a weekly swim lesson and a gym class”, said Elizabeth Fadden, Director of the YMCA.
Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For March 15, 2011
Fulton’s monthly rainfall total inched up to 2.55 inches. Another 0.03-inch fell early one March 14. There was no more snowfall, however.
Community
OCB Students Honored at Invitational Art Show
Two Career and Technical Education students from the Computer Programming and Web Design program at Oswego County BOCES were honored by the Fulton Art Association during the Fifth Annual High School Invitational Art Show.
Community
A Show of Love at Granby Elementary
The energetic and highly enthusiast host, Joe Trionfero, shared a message of respect, kindness, and responsibility in a fun way that included music and audience participation.
Community
CAC Welcomes Nicole Raymond
Executive Director of the Child Advocacy Center of Oswego County, Karrie Damm has announced that Nicole Raymond has joined the staff as a victim advocate.
Community
Wal-Mart Lends Support To ‘Stone Soup Too’ Luncheon
- With plans for the United Way’s Third Annual ‘Stone Soup Too’ Luncheon under way, the Wal-Mart Supercenter on Route 3 in Granby will be lending its support to the event by hosting a food drive on March 19.
Fulton Daily News
Commentary: Local Governments Should Embrace Radical Openness
You can make a difference by embracing radical openness. By radical openness, I mean that you should let the public see everything in time for them to be able to act on what they see and provide you with feedback. You don’t do these things now, but you can, and you should.
Here’s my set of recommendations for a more open government.