Stroll down the lane that love paved as you and your sweetheart attend the high school senior prom. You’ll bask in the glory of your recent varsity victory and cheer as the king and queen of the prom are selected from among the guests. But beware!
Fulton City School District officials have presented the summary of a one year progress report after being labeled a focus district by the NYS Education Department last year. For FCSD specifically, the district attained focus status based on the elementary and middle school ELA and Math combined performance index for the Hispanic subgroup of students. Additionally, G. Ray Bodley High School was labeled a focus school based on the ELA and math combined performance index for the economically disadvantaged subgroup of students.
The second annual “Out Run Autism” 5K walk/run planned for this Saturday, April 1, will follow with a “Breakfast of Autism Champions” at the finish line in front of the Press Box at 29 E. First St. The breakfast buffet will run from 9 – 11 a.m. for a nominal fee with proceeds going to the Oswego County Autism Task Force.
Ronald D. Monroe, 81, of Watertown and for the past two years Utica, died Monday March 27, 2017, in St. Luke’s University, Utica.
Student musicians in the Hannibal Central School District wrapped up Music in Our Schools Month with district-wide concerts featuring both band and chorus members.
Sixteen not-for-profit organizations were awarded grants totaling $1,204,000 from the Richard S. Shineman Foundation in the first of three 2017 grant rounds at its March board meeting. Of that amount, $704,000 is being paid this year; the remainder over time.
Joseph Flack, 89, of Oswego and more recent of the town of Orwell, died Tuesday March 28, 2017, at his daughter’s home surrounded by his loving family.
The Brewerton and Fulton speedways are excited to announce that A-Verdi storage containers will once again be a major marketing partner at both speedways. Circle your calendars for June 30 when A-Verdi Storage Containers will present one of the must-see events at the Brewerton Speedway.
The Phoenix high school auditorium was abuzz with laughter, talent and excitement recently as nine John C. Birdlebough students vied for the title of “Mr. Phoenix.” The sixth annual pageant featured contestants in ninth through 12th grades who competed in different activities.
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