The banquet, set to begin at 5 p.m., will once again honor the season long track champions in all Kartway divisions as well as the semi-pro division point champions from the second annual RJ Kart Sales Fall Frenzy series.
Three residents, Gene Himes, Norman Smith and Francis North saw duty in separate branches of the military. A fourth, Vivian Wardhaugh was dedicated to helping ensure veterans received the rights and recognition they deserved when returning home.
Employees at Novelis Oswego Works will kick off their annual campaign for the United Way with a chicken BBQ on November 15 from noon to 4 p.m. at the Lighthouse Lanes on Shampine Drive in Oswego.
The 2015 Make-A-Wish Central New York calendar is now available for purchase. Every year, Make-A-Wish Central New York creates calendars that are sold to the public and utilized to generate awareness. The goal of this year’s calendar is to address the misconception that Make-A-Wish only serves terminally ill children.
The event was hosted at Emerson Dillon Middle School. It was a magical night where daughters transform into princesses and spend some quality one-on-one time with their first “Prince Charming.”
The Fulton Planning Board received a dose of good news for the community Monday when representatives from Universal Metal Works rolled out a preliminary plan to expand its operations in the cash-strapped city.
Working in collaboration with the Mexico Volunteer Fire Department, the auditorium raise training was a hands-on demonstration that promoted teamwork. A 28-foot extension ladder stood vertically, thanks to multiple ropes attached to the top of the ladder and anchored on the ground level by students.
The Port City’s oldest commercial building is currently the subject of a lawsuit. On Monday night, the developer and several city residents urged the Common Council to settle the differences and save the historic building. “I remain steadfast in developing this property. I’m here to let you know I embrace this project. I do not want to sue the city (for breach of contract) for I am a true civic minded partner. I have been trying to work with you,” the developer said.
The event, which brings teams of fourth graders from across the Central New York Region, is the first qualifier level in the national competition with winners from this qualifying event advancing to the state level.
In honor of Veterans’ Day, students at Fairgrieve Elementary School recently welcomed U.S. Army veteran Donna Kestner to its morning assembly to discuss the importance of service and sacrifice. Kestner was stationed at the Pentagon for four years and she told the students about some of the agencies and services available to veterans.
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