There’ll be many new faces around the table when the Fulton Board of Education holds its next meeting in two weeks.
Three of the board’s seven members said their goodbyes to their colleagues Tuesday night as their terms came to an end.
The City of Oswego Lighthouse Committee has a large replica model of the lighthouse that they would like to have participate in this Sunday’s Independence Day Parade. They need a clean pickup truck that can accommodate a 4′ x 4′ x 4′ model of the lighthouse and a few people.
Fairgrieve Elementary School hosted a Promotion Ceremony the last week of school to commemorate the sixth grade students’ seven years of academic achievements and celebrate as they begin a new chapter in their educational journey at the Fulton Junior High School.
Batten down the hatches. It looks like more wind and rain on the way.
Union workers at Nine Mile One and Two decide today whether to allow their leaders to call a strike against the company that owns the nuclear plants in the town of Scriba, as a mediator arrives to try to avoid a walkout.
SUNY Oswego’s fundraising effort on behalf of Wear Red Day earned the college two awards recently from the American Heart Association’s Greater Syracuse and North Country Division.
“Food that’s in when school is out” is the theme of this summer’s effort to provide a healthy breakfast and lunch to teenagers and youngsters 18 years of age and under.
The value of the booklets is $20. All persons aged 60 and over whose gross income is at or below 185 percent of federal poverty guidelines ($1,679 monthly for a single person or $2,268 monthly for a married couple) are eligible to participate in the program.
“Thursday Artists” activities will be drop-in type with no formal instruction, designed so people can wander in and participate for a short period of time and wander out with something they have made themselves.
Facilitated by Kathleen Hayden of REACH CNY, the shower featured an enlightening presentation regarding the expectations of motherhood and the benefits of breastfeeding. Kim Kelley, certified lactation counselor with OCO’s WIC program, said that the event was a perfect compliment to the efforts of the program’s peer counselors.
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