Got books? The Port City’s Little Free Library Project, which began this summer, has been so successful that it could use an infusion of some more books. The goal is to promote people getting to know their communities more and to promote literacy.
The officers and directors of the Friends of History In Fulton, N.Y., Inc., have announced that the recipient of the fourth annual Elma J. Smith award is Fulton Savings Bank. The award will be presented at the annual Celebrations Program and Awards Event to be held at the Fulton Polish Home on November 1 at 5:30 p.m.
SUNY Oswego is proud to be hosting its 22nd annual United Way Walk-A-Thon. Each year it is sponsored by Auxiliary Services and is now coordinated by VEGA, a women’s honor society. All proceeds of the walk will go to United Way of Greater Oswego County and will ultimately benefit various programs within the community.
Paul Douglas Church, 82, of Oswego Road, Baldwinsville, passed away on Tuesday October 1, 2013.
I, Ronald L. Woodward, Sr., Mayor of the City of Fulton, on behalf of the Common Council, congratulate the Saint Joseph’s Council, No 254, Knights of Columbus for its 116 years of service to the community and do hereby proclaim the week of October 13 – 19th, 2013 as Knights of Columbus week in the City of Fulton.
Children are bucket fillers when they do and say things that are kind, considerate, caring and respectful. They dip into buckets and remove those pleasant feelings when they are inconsiderate, uncaring or disrespectful.
On October 19 at 1 p.m. at the Ancient Order of Hibernians, 22 Munn St., Oswego, ARC of Oswego County will host a Hog Wild event in order to raise money for programs that support developmentally delayed children and adults.
There will be plenty of food and fun!
Educational and extracurricular activities abound at the Oswego High School. Recently, Oswego City School District Board of Education Student Representative and Oswego High School Student Council President Kara Weiss made a presentation at the board meeting relating to a wide array of opportunities that can enhance the educational experience.
To many people, fall is more than just a change in the weather. It’s everything from apple picking and fresh cider to homemade pumpkin pie and taking a drive to see the change in colors. Here in Upstate New York, we’re lucky to have an abundance of fall flavors and activities right in our backyard.
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