A mixture of academics, singing, acting and traditional Georgian dance filled the annual Hannibal High School Junior/Senior Talent Show. Ashley Mills opened the show with the song, “You’re Not There,” to which the crowd in the high school auditorium erupted in cheer.
Beverly A. Michalski, 65, of Fulton, passed away on Sunday, March 05, 2017, at Crouse Hospital in Syracuse.
Students in Barb Mosny’s class recently participated in a “Read Around the Planet” video chat with students from Juniper Ridge Elementary in British Columbia, Canada.
MSgt. Angelo “Andy” Morse Caltabiano, US Air Force (Ret.), 66, entered into rest on Tuesday, February 14, 2017.
The Hannibal Central School District’s Lockwood Auditorium was buzzing with excitement, talent and entertaining music during the recent All-County Band Festival.
Most Rev. James M. Moynihan, the ninth bishop of the Diocese of Syracuse died on Monday March 6, 2017, at the age of 84. A native of Rochester, NY, Bishop Moynihan served as bishop for 14 years. “Today, we all join in mourning the death of Most Rev. James M. Moynihan who served as the 9th bishop of Syracuse from 1995-2009. In the 84th year of his life and the 60th year of his priesthood, the Lord has called Bishop Moynihan to Himself,” Bishop Robert Cunningham said.
Quirk’s Players of G. Ray Bodley High School is pleased to present the comedic Broadway musical, The Addams Family. The play will be presented March 9-10-11 in the Bodley Auditorium.
The Oswego County Office for the Aging (OFA) staff will be out and about in Oswego County during the month of March to offer program information and assistance.
A new and fun event for the whole family-A Chili Cook-Off, coming March 25, at New Beginnings Christian Life Church, 301 Beech St., in the parking lot. It is a contest to see who can make the best chili in all of Fulton, so get your best chili recipes and get ready to go up against others to be the best.
Since 1997, more than 870 AmeriCorps members have served in Oswego County. The Oswego County AmeriCorps program recognized members during the week of March 4, AmeriCorps Week. “This is an opportunity to show our appreciation to AmeriCorps members in two local programs who serve our area and to thank community partners who make AmeriCorps possible,” said program coordinator Kathy Andolina of the Oswego City-County Youth Bureau.
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