Earlier this week, Fulton Superintendent of Schools Bill Lynch was hopeful that the extra school aid being added to the next state budget would fill about half of the more than $550,000 gap between income and proposed expenses.
The final numbers exceeded his expectations.
UPDATE: Victor Woolson has been located. The Oswego County Sheriff’s Office has closed its missing person investigation on him.
Christopher M. Mohr of Pennellville, received academic honors from the Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science at Binghamton University by making the University’s Dean’s List for the Fall 2011 semester.
Rice Creek Rambles, free naturalist-led walks, will take place six Saturdays in April and May at SUNY Oswego’s Rice Creek Field Station off Thompson Road, south of State Route 104.
In an effort to increase support for its 2011 / 2012 Annual Campaign, and create additional excitement for in-house employee campaigns, the United Way offered special prizes as an incentive for supporting the United Way’s campaign.
What do you get when you combine the first 360 Sprint Car race in New York State and the “High Banks” of the Fulton Speedway? You have the combination for what will be one the best Sprint Car shows seen in Upstate New York during the 2012 season.
RSVP, spearheading the effort to recruit volunteers on behalf of the city of Oswego and SUNY Oswego, urges all city and campus residents, young and old, businesses and school groups, to participate in cleaning up the east and west Oswego River walks and the Lake Ontario shoreline within the city limits.
The formal ceremony recognizing the academic achievements of about 115 students will take place at 3 p.m. April 20 in the arena and convocation hall of the Campus Center. An audience of family, friends and campus colleagues of the honorees will witness the procession of faculty presenters in academic regalia.
Residents of Fulton Mill Apartments in Fulton recently gathered with representatives from the American Red Cross of Central New York and Catholic Charities of Oswego County to celebrate the first anniversary of the I’m OK program.
Lauren Greutman, who has shared her knowledge of couponing and money saving ideas with families at seminars throughout New York State, and serves as the money saving expert on WSYR Channel 9’s Bridge Street program, has donated three personal consultations that will be up for bid at Oswego Christian Community School’s auction.
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