Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For April 4, 2012
Enjoy the sunshine now – some pesky showers likely later
Month: April 2012
Foster Funeral Home
Dean R. Ottoway, 61
Dean R. Ottoway, 61, of Fulton, died Sunday April 1, 2012.
Sports
Cortland Slams Laker Baseball Team
A ninth-inning grand slam sealed up a 9-1 SUNYAC win for conference-leading and 17th-ranked Cortland over Oswego State on Tuesday at Laker Baseball Field
Sports
Buffalo Doubles Up Laker Women’s Lacrosse
Karen Shaddock and Ashley Caporizzo provided a lethal 1-2 punch for Buffalo State, as the Bengals doubled up the Oswego State women’s lacrosse team, 22-11, Tuesday afternoon at South Athletic Field
Community
Fashion Show to Benefit Child Advocacy Center
Looking to see the latest fashions from some of the world’s most famous designers? Then you won’t want to miss Rent to Prevent, a Charity Fashion Show to benefit the Child Advocacy Center of Oswego County (CAC).
Community
Amanda Johnson Serves Internship at Catholic Charities
Helen Hoefer, director of community services at Catholic Charities of Oswego County, has announced that Amanda Johnson is currently serving an internship in the agency’s food pantry.
Community
NRG Oswego Power Supports Oswego Salvation Army Building Project
NRG Oswego Power has joined with the many individuals and businesses supporting the Oswego Salvation Army “I Believe” Capital Building Campaign.
Community
PathFinder Support Museum’s ‘Titanic Affair’
“A Titanic Affair,” will be held at the American Foundry on April 14. The venue will allow for ballroom dancing and interactive costumed actors, which include SUNY Oswego students as well as community performers who will immerse the audience in the history of the period.
Community
Oswego Railroad Museum Offers Variety Of Events This Summer
The Oswego Railroad Museum has plenty of activities planned for the upsoming season. The museum is dedicated to the historic preservation of railroad history in the Oswego County area.
Community
Making Crayons Is All Business for Fitzhugh Students
Names such as “Color Crunchers,” “Kiddy’s Crayons,” “Kooky Crayons,” “Color the World” and “Crazy Colors Inc.” filled the board in Carol Carroll’s sixth grade classroom at Fitzhugh Park Elementary School.