The Fulton Family YMCA hosted a great Halloween event which was enjoyed by many families in the community. The event has taken place for the past 8 years and grows in attendance each year. YMCA members and community participants were treated to hay rides, crafts, face painting, haunted displays, swamp monsters in the pool, DJ entertaining with music and mummy wraps, cookie decorating and refreshments and treats.
Using a scale to measure 1 kilogram of rice into Ziploc bags, students in Deb Kenney’s third-grade class at Fairley Elementary School learned about partitioning, decomposing and illustrating various problems during a lesson Thursday.
The new mini-series titled “The Run,” which aired for the first time this summer on the Sportsman Channel, is now up for four Sportsman Choice Awards. The 2013 Sportsman Choice Awards are voted by the viewers and run through Dec. 1. The four awards up for nomination include best fishing show, best educational/instructional show, best host (local cast), and best new series.
Carmella M. McMullen, 83, of Fulton, passed away Wednesday evening November 6, 2013, with her daughters by her side at Michaud Residential Health Services.
Expectations were for a rugged five game set, but the Oswego High School boys varsity volleyball team played an all-around solid game on Wednesday night at Cicero-North Syracuse to capture the Section III Class AA crown. Oswego will square off with Section II champion Bethlehem at Burnt Hills High School in the Albany area at 7 p.m. on Friday.
Exceptional Education students in Mary Ryan’s class were recently treated to an outing to the Pet Supply Store on Main Street in Mexico. Students have been learning about animal classification, living environments, what foods different animals eat and how they survive in the wild.
Loretta Drozdz, 75, a resident of Syracuse, passed away on Wednesday November 6, 2013, at University Hospital in Syracuse.
Guidance Counselor Barb Carroll said, “A group of OHS counselors recently took a several students to the Construction Career Day at the New York State Fairgrounds. Youth is vital to the construction industry. Today’s high school students represent the pool of workers from which the construction industry will recruit its future workforce.”
Today’s News In The Raider: A host of music students will be heading to Clinton for Area All-State later this month, along with NFL picks and an interesting opinion article in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Rain letting up this afternoon. High in the upper 40s.
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