The Oswego State men’s ice hockey team defeated Hobart College 6-1 Saturday in the first round of the NCAA Division III Championship. The win, which took place at The Cooler in Geneva, gives the team its 19th of the season and allows it to continue its postseason run. The Lakers will now travel to Michigan to take on Adrian College in the NCAA quarterfinal round.
It will be held at the Polish Home, 153 W. First St., Fulton, from noon until 6 p.m. The event will feature The Flyin’ Column Irish show band, the Kinlough and Butler Irish dancers, raffles and corned beef and ham dinners. The event is sponsored by the Fulton Ancient Order of Hibernians. Admission is $3.
Oswego County Legislators presented the Malone family a plaque in honor of the late Buildings and Grounds Superintendent William Malone at the March 12 meeting. Malone, who worked for the Buildings and Grounds Department more than 25 years, passed away Dec. 19, 2014.
Bernard W. Drake, 95, of Fulton, died Friday March 13, 2015, at Oswego Hospital, Oswego.
Patricia A. Falanga, 76, of North Rose, NY, and a former resident of Fulton, died Friday March 13, 2015, in Rochester General Hospital.
“As the only deep water port on the U.S. shores of Lake Ontario, the Port of Oswego is a critical asset for attracting new economic growth opportunities in Oswego County and across Central New York,” said Rep. Katko. “I have been in close contact with the Army Corps of Engineers in Buffalo and appreciate their efforts to make this project a reality. Dredging the shallow waterways of the harbor will allow more ships to navigate the port and provide an enormous boost to our regional economy.”
Hannibal fourth graders will never forget their learning of colonial history as they lived through the experience themselves at Ole Fashion Day. Students dressed as Native Americans, colonial soldiers, established Englishmen, farmers and more, living out historical past times like barn square dancing and tea parties in the tea room.
On April 26, service providers and organizations will gather to provide information to the community about substance abuse, addiction, mental illness/suicide, prevention, treatment and healthy options. In addition to table presentations, exhibitors will speak about their specific services.
Planning to breastfeed or currently breastfeeding? Mother-to-mother support is the heart of La Leche League. No book on breastfeeding can equal talking to experienced nursing mothers and seeing their happy babies.
The annual event brings in organizations like the United Friends of Homeless Animals, the Child Advocacy Center, the Kallet Theater, Oswego County Opportunities and so many more who each host their own entertaining and informational booths for the students.
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