Fulton Savings Bank is proud to sponsor Nik & The Nice Guys, an American pop-rock band. Nik & The Nice Guys is a high-energy, rock and roll band, featuring 11 multi-talented musicians/performers, including female singer/dancers and a horn section called the Niktones.
Fulton Superintendent of Schools Bill Lynch, left, and School Business Manager Kathy Nichols, discussed the 2012-2013 school budget at a recent Fulton Rotary Club meeting.
The vote on all school district budgets in New York State is scheduled for May 15.
State Senator Patty Ritchie has introduced a bill that would improve motorcycle safety by including awareness training in the DMV’s mandatory, pre-licensing courses. The bill was prompted by a recent uptick in motorcycle related accidents in our region, including four fatal motorcycle accidents already in Oswego this year, more than any full year since 2008.
Registration has opened for the next Certified Health Education Specialist test, which will take place Oct. 20, at the SUNY Oswego Metro Center in the Atrium, 2 Clinton Square in Syracuse.
Staff accompanied more than 50 participants as they discovered the many attractions and interactive displays that the MOST has to offer that allows visitors to have fun while they learn more about science.
McDonalds will have a booth at both tracks this weekend with merchandise for sale with the proceeds going to the Syracuse area Ronald McDonald House. Through the generosity of people throughout the area they are in the process of building a brand new house to better serve the families who have a child in one of the local hospitals.
Katherine E. Abramski, of Oswego, was presented with the Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics Award at Moving-Up Day ceremonies held April 28 at St. Lawrence University in Canton.
To ensure that those needs are met, the Safety Net Committee, comprised of representatives from Oswego County’s human services agencies, is keeping a close eye on the basic human services (food, clothing, and shelter) that are available and their ability to serve those in need.
When CYO Coordinator, Stacie Roberts wanted to spruce up the CYO facilities she knew just who to turn to, AmeriCorps Member, Amanda McFarland. A freshman at SUNY Oswego, McFarland joined the CYO staff earlier this year and has been involved in every aspect of the program.
Deborah Engelke, a SUNY Oswego alumna, local businesswoman and photographer, will display her “visual poems” from May 17 to July 7, at Oswego State Downtown. A free public artist’s reception from 5 to 7 p.m. May 18 will officially open the photography exhibition.
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