Billie Jo Stone – Spring Burial
Billie Jo Stone, 25, of Fulton, will have a committal service and burial Wednesday, April 26, at Fairdale Cemetery, with Rev. Sandra Rude officiating.
Billie Jo Stone, 25, of Fulton, will have a committal service and burial Wednesday, April 26, at Fairdale Cemetery, with Rev. Sandra Rude officiating.
Following Mr. Maroney’s wishes:
He will be buried privately at his family’s plot at Fairdale Cemetery, Hannibal, NY, on Wednesday, April 26.
Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul was in the Port City Friday to deliver some regional highlights of the state’s recently passed 2018 budget. She spoke to a large crowd in the Council Chambers at City Hall. Hochul reiterated Andrew Cuomo’s commitment to Upstate and CNY in particular. “It’s not about who has the most clout in the legislature anymore,” she said. “It’s about where the needs are.”
There are a plethora of statues of Buddha throughout Asia. Many people view Buddhism as a religion but technically it is a way of life or a philosophy. Buddhism began in northeastern India and is based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama. Buddhism is 2,500 years old and is followed by 350 million worldwide. Like most religions and philosophies understanding Buddhism is difficult to understand completely.
More than 80 student performers took the stage in a grand finale combined group of middle and high school concert bands to top off the evening of incredible music.
Senior loan officer Alisa Morgan and business development specialist Danielle Hayden of Oswego County Federal Credit Union visited with multiple classes at CiTi to teach some college and career readiness practices, including how to save funds and how to apply for financial aid.
Helen L. “Aunt Helen” Bayley, 92, of Fulton, will have a committal service and burial with Rev. Moritz Fuchs officiating 11:30 a.m. Monday, April 24, at St. Mary’s Cemetery.
Sandra Ann “Kranze” Sherman, 71, of Hannibal, died Tuesday afternoon April 18, 2017, at Oswego Hospital.
Now it’s up to the voters. At a relatively brief school board meeting Friday, the Oswego City School District’s 2017-18 budget was approved 6-0-1. Board member Brian Haessig was excused. Board president Lynda Sereno took part in the meeting via telephone. The district clerk will check to see if Sereno’s “yes” vote is legal. Superintendent Dr. Dean Goewey said he is confident the voters will approve the spending plan next month. Recently, the board reduced the tax rate increase in the $82,839,101 budget down to 2.47 percent.
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