Fulton Daily News
Fulton Senior Athletes Honored
More than 100 Fulton seniors were honored for their athletic accomplishments Tuesday at a first-ever banquet thrown for them by the Fulton Athletic Booster Club.
Month: June 2011
Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For June 8, 2011
We’ve had three days in a row without any rain. Today could make it four. However, it might be so hot and muggy some might not mind if it rained a little bit.
Community
Republicans Greet Candidates And Eat Chicken
On June 4, Oswego City Republican Committee met at Lighthouse Lanes to eat barbecue chicken and meet the 2011 Republican candidates.
Fulton Daily News
Senator Ritchie Aims To Get Central New York Working Again
She will host a career, resource expo in Fulton on Thursday. The event will pair employers and agencies to get Oswego County residents hired. “We’ve begun to see signs of recovery,” she said.
Community
Fulton Tennis Lesson League to Include Adults This Year—Deadline June 21st
Participants will be taught how to play tennis and then given the opportunity to apply what they have learned in a match situation.
Community
Volney Students Are “On-A-Roll”
Students at Volney Elementary School are working hard, overcoming obstacles and living up to the school’s motto, “Do Your Best.”
Community
50 Businesses, Agencies at Fulton Career Expo Thursday
State Senator Patty Ritchie’s Career and Resource Expo on Thursday will feature 50 businesses and agencies looking to help Central New Yorkers find new careers.
Arts and Entertainment
Rice Creek Naturalists to Lead 2 Sessions of Each Ramble in July, August
Rice Creek Rambles, free naturalist-led walks at SUNY Oswego’s ecologically diverse biological field station, will take place at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. every other Saturday from mid-July to mid-August.
Community
Farmers Markets are Helping to Grow NY’s Economy
One of the best parts of visiting communities across our region is getting a chance to visit the many Farmers’ Markets that are becoming such a major part of revitalizing both large and small towns.
Oswego Daily News
Council To Consider Stencils And Murals
There is going to be a lot more paint on the walls along the Oswego River this summer. And, it won’t be graffiti. At its meeting Monday night, the Physical Services Committee approved a request by the Springboard Mural Project Committee. A few minutes later, the Administrative Services Committee OK’d a request by Jeff McCrobie, fire chief, to have the DPW stencil a “Wear It” stencil of various parts of Linear Park.