Weather Notebook For May 23, 2016
Becoming mostly sunny and very warm today. High near 75.
Becoming mostly sunny and very warm today. High near 75.
The public is invited to attend a community open house reception for retiring Superintendent of Schools William R. Lynch. The event will be held June 16, from 5 – 7 p.m. at the Fulton Junior High School cafeteria, 129 Curtis St., Fulton.
In 1814, Francis Scott Key wrote the poem, “Defense of Fort McHenry.” The poem was later put to song and retitled “The Star Spangled Banner.” Our anthem is proudly played often at sporting events, community gatherings, and at schools throughout our country. During Memorial Day our national anthem will be heard near and far as communities gather for parades and graveside tributes.
To be named to the Dean’s List, a student must attend the university full-time and attain at least a 3.5 QPA for the semester.
On June 1, from 4-6 p.m., Randy Floyd Draughn will exhibit his paintings in the Fulton Public Library. Randy loves to paint. He has created paintings inspired by characters from children’s literature and television.
Leah Weiss, a Doctor of Pharmacy major from Oswego, was one of 20 students who recently presented at the Conference on behalf of Western New England University.
It is fitting, race fans say, that the “Dynamic Duo” have streets intersecting across from the iconic Oswego Speedway. Nolan Swift and Jim Shampine competed side by side many times at Oswego’s ‘Steel Palace.’ Now they will forever more be wheel to wheel at the speedway. Hailing from Syracuse, Swift was the first dominant force at Oswego Speedway driving his famous 10 pins.
Beginning Monday at 8:30 a.m. and every Monday through the 2016 racing season, Oswego Speedway will present Central New York Race Center on 95.7 WAQX-FM as a part of the Morning Mess with Marty and Shannon.
OK, nobody actually sat down and shared a cup of coffee with Mayor Billy Barlow or Chief Tory DeCaire. But what they did share was plenty of productive dialogue. “This was a chance for Oswego residents to meet with Chief DeCaire and myself in a casual setting, ask questions and voice any concerns they might have,” the mayor told Oswego County Today. The next coffee meeting will take place on June 2.
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