The top 15 students in Sandy Creek Middle School’s eighth grade class were honored in a special luncheon held at the school by Principal Carolyn Shirley. The top students were determined by the cumulative average the students had achieved from sixth through eighth grade.
Senator Ritchie was elected a “Delegate-at-Large” of the group, which seeks to improve the participation of women in government, supporting issues affecting women across the state and providing a network of support for women serving in State Legislature.
The Fulton Youth Team Tennis League will start accepting registrations for players ages 13-19. Players are assigned to a team for six regular matches, a semi-final match and championships.T-shirts are provided for all participants and award will be presented to the First and Second place team members.
Just weeks after one of the most exciting feature finishes in recent memory, the ISMA winged Supermodifieds will return to Oswego Speedway for round two of the Shea Concrete ‘Steel Palace’ ISMA Super Series presented by Crop Production Services.
Interested in playing a round of golf on one of Central New York’s finest private golf clubs? How about a chance at a $1,000,000 Hole-in-One? The Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce offers its members those opportunities by playing in chamber’s annual Golf Spectacular.
A mix of sun and clouds with an afternoon thunderstorm possible today. High in the lower 80s.
Today’s News: Graduation details, the last sporting event of the season and some words regarding the final few days of classes are all in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
“We are here to honor excellence,” began Pulaski Middle School Principal Michael Bateson. “Leadership, good character, strong academics, perseverance, effort, and excellence.” The annual awards ceremony was held to honor students in grades 6-8 for their exemplary academics, character, and leadership qualities.
First grade students at Fairley Elementary recently captivated an audience full of family members and friends by showcasing the knowledge they’ve accumulated throughout the past school year.
Sandy Creek students came in second place at the Mock Trial Regional competition this year out of eight teams, losing only by one point. The team took first place in the county competition allowing them to continue on to regionals at Morrisville Community College. “It’s the farthest we’ve ever come in Mock Trial,” said adviser to the team, Ashley Haskins.
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