More than 250 KeyBank employees throughout Central New York will leave their bank offices at noon, change from business suits into jeans and T-shirts, and work on community projects for Key’s 23rd annual Neighbors Make the Difference Day.
The theme for this year’s Memorial Day Salute Parade is “America, United We Stand.”
Many area individuals, organizations, businesses and industries will try to develop their interpretation of this theme in the vehicles or floats they will enter in the parade on Saturday. The Fulton Memorial Day Salute is a two-day event that is 32 years old this year, started and carried on by the four Fulton Service Clubs.
Threat of more rain overnight. Low near 60. More of the same Thursday with thunderstorms a good bet.
Recognizing Oswego County congratulates Oswego County Opportunities, Inc. Summer Food Service Program, AmeriCorps, Cornell Cooperative Extension Nutrition Program and Food Bank of CNY on being selected as the community champions for May.
Catholic Charities was one of several organizations that benefited from the Great Eastern Whiteout, the club’s annual vintage snowmobile show and race held at the Fulton War Memorial. Established in 2000 in Sandy Creek the event relocated to Fulton in 2010 and draws more than 400 snowmobiles each year.
The Oswego County Health Department celebrated National Nurses Week from May 6 to 12. This annual recognition raises awareness of the important work that nurses do to improve the health of the American people.
The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
Shortly after the polls closed Tuesday night, the Fulton Board of Education had the results: The 2013-2014 school budget passed. Along with the $65.3 million budget, incumbent board member David Carvey and newcomer Christine Plath were also elected.
The Oswego City School District’s 2013-14 budget was overwhelmingly approved by the voters Tuesday night. The unofficial results were 1,131 yes to 407 no. Voters also re-elected Kathleen Allen and Jim Tschudy. Heather DelConte was the second highest vote-getter.
The district is submitting its plan to the Supreme Court and State Education Department soon. District officials believe things will go smoothly and the school will be able to open at its new location, at 80 Dutch Road in the town of Scriba, in time for the start of the 2013-14 school year.
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