Year: 2013

On May 14 at 6:30 p.m. learn how easy it is to compost! The program will be offered at the Fulton Public Library, 160 S. First St. Sandy Bonanno, consulting ecologist, will show the benefits and how easy it is to make your own rich soil.

The Fulton Public Library is looking for people who have lived and/or worked in Fulton and have stories to tell about their experiences. The project, entitled “The Stories from Our Past that Inspire Our Future,” is being offered through a series of workshops. Local writer and teacher Jim Farfaglia will be leading the workshops.

Join us for a meeting with Heidi’s sister, Lisa Buske, author of the book that transitions from the day of disappearance to the present, highlighting the events, people and experiences Lisa found significant and that have profoundly changed her life.

SUNY Oswego’s May Commencement will have several rebroadcasts for those unable to attend the live ceremonies on May 18, or just interested in seeing it again. The live version streams from oswego.edu and on Channel 96 of Time Warner Cable around Oswego County and some adjacent communities.

The community-based not-for-profit Oz Roller Girls Inc., which runs the league, ideally seeks a minimum 100- by 60-foot interior space for its practices, which currently take place four times per week for both an adult league and new juniors league for children ages 10 to 17.

Several members of the Fulton Sunrise Rotary Club and the Fulton Noon Rotary Club gathered at Bull Head Point on May 4, Mayberry Day, to pick up the roadsides between the Fulton War Memorial and Phillips Street. The Rotary clubs have policed this area of Route 3 for more than ten years.

Fulton Rotarian Helen Hoefer introduced Martani de Rooy, consumer advocate for National Grid. Martani is a social worker by background and education. Martani described the type of work that she does with National Grid customers.