The North Country Quilting Guild is accepting entries for its biennial quilt show to be held June 3-5 in Clayton. The show will feature more than 300 quilts plus a special exhibit honoring the 30th anniversary of the guild.
Actors from The Merry-Go-Round Youth Theatre offered in-class workshops where kindergarten students learned how to show their pony hooves, roar like tigers and act like elephants, seals, acrobats and other circus activities.
For the past few months, our family waited for Judge King’s ruling.
After months of testimony, reviewing statements and proposed evidence, and additional staff to assist the Judge, the wait concluded yesterday (March 2). We appreciate Judge King’s time and dedication to Heidi’s kidnapping case, decades later.
An effort to get a new trial for Gary Thibodeau has reportedly been denied. “The evidence presented is too remote and disconnected to show that someone other than the defendant kidnapped Heidi Allen,” the court ruled.
The Fulton City School District has won two appeals to remove elementary schools from a state list of focus schools. But, the district as well as the high school remain on the list. Despite the district’s newly acquired status, school officials remain optimistic about the journey ahead for FCSD. “It is a disappointment to be designated as a focus district,” said FCSD Superintendent of Schools, William Lynch. “But it is a reflection of how only one sub group is performing. Accountability is all about performance of subgroups.”
State Police arrested Michael P. Sellin, 53, and Kory M. Sellin, 25, from Cleveland, for Assault in the second degree, a class “C” felony. The arrest stems from an investigation on February 16 into the 39-year-old male victim found unconscious in a parking lot of a restaurant and bar located on State Route 49 in the town of Constantia, state police reported today (March 2).
Mayor Barlow has lifted the on street overnight parking ban, effective immediately. “I want to personally thank each and every resident who obeyed and respected the parking ban and kept their vehicles off the streets overnight so our DPW and plow drivers could effectively clear our streets,” he said.
Patricia L. DeVore, 76, former Phoenix resident, passed away at Morningstar Care Center, Oswego, on Saturday February 27, 2016.
Melanie Studer, 50, of Fulton, passed away Thursday February 25, 2016, after a short illness, at Bassett Medical Center, Cooperstown, NY.
James “Champ” Reynolds, 89, of Oswego, died Tuesday March 1, 2016, peacefully at his home with his family at his side.
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