My cat Sweet Pea was rescued many years ago from life in a dumpster and she has always preferred to spend most of her time outside cold. My only problem with her is that almost every morning she leaves “parts,” guts really, of whatever rodent she has snacked on during then night on my front porch, on the rug, right where I normally step down first thing.
The Phoenix Central School District’s music program notched another feather in its cap during the recent Junior High Area All-State Music Festival. Eight Phoenix musicians joined select students from 44 school districts across the state to participate in the event, held Nov. 4-5 in Cortland.
We have done our part. Now comes the hard part – waiting for the votes to be counted. Turnout at the polls in Oswego County has reportedly been higher than usual.
The Fulton Common Council has scheduled two public hearings to take place on November 15. The first public hearing is in regards to a resolution to override the local tax levy cap. A second public hearing will be held considering a proposal to amend local law regarding storage of over-sized recreational vehicles.
The event provided students with an opportunity to meet with local farmers and agricultural businesses for a hands-on harvest experience.
On November 8, at about 12:50 a.m., the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office investigated a personal injury motor vehicle crash that occurred on County Route 57 in the town of Volney, north of the city of Fulton. The driver and several passengers were injured. The driver was charged with DWI. Investigation is continuing.
Evelyn Irene Hammond, 81, of Fulton passed away Saturday November 5, 2016, at Michaud Residential Health Services in Fulton after a long illness.
Inspirational singer Sherry Anne is bringing her Merry Christmas with Love concert tour to the United Baptist Church at 5111 State Route 104 East in Oswego for a free 7 p.m. concert on Thursday, November 10. The public is welcome.
On December 4, at 2 p.m., come to the annual Wreaths for Wildlife event at the Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center and learn how to construct a beautiful evergreen wreath to hang outdoors, decorated with delicious edible treats for chickadees and cardinals, woodpeckers and squirrels, and other woodland friends as well.
On November 14, YMCA members and community residents are invited to attend an open meeting at 7 p.m. to discuss plans for the YMCA facilities. The meeting will provide an update to all regarding the former property at 249 W. First St. and the board of directors will share the design plans and updates regarding the existing facility.
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