The Buffalo office of the National Weather Service will conduct a Skywarn spotter training seminar in Fulton, at the Oswego County Offices, 200 N. Second St., on April 19 at 7 p.m. The training session is sponsored by the Oswego County Office of Emergency Services and will last about two hours.
Oswego County Opportunities Development Coordinator Margaret Barclay welcomed Community Bank as a Silver Level Sponsor for the OCO’s “S.O.S.” (Save Our Shelter) Bowl-A-Fun.
The event highlights many of the individuals and organizations that the CAC collaborates with in its efforts to combat child abuse in Oswego County and informs the community of the work the CAC has accomplished over the past year in supporting children and their families that have been affected by physical or sexual abuse.
The Health Department’s Preventive Department takes the lead role in preventing the spread of disease and related disabilities. This is achieved through disease investigations, providing immunizations and monitoring immunization rates, reviewing and following up on lead test reports for county children, collaborating with area health care providers, and educating the public. In 2016, the Oswego County Health Department conducted about 800 investigations related to reportable diseases.
The Sandy Creek Central School District is seeking petitions for qualified persons interested in serving on the Sandy Creek Central School District Board of Education. Applicants must be 18 years of age or older and reside within the Sandy Creek Central School District.
The Fulton Common Council heard public comment in three separate hearings for the proposed local law to amend city code sections: streets and sidewalks; brush, grass, and weeds; and property conservation.
The district was expecting additional state aid, according to Superintendent Dr. Dean Goewey. However, due to the late state budget, the district use the (lower aid) figure contained in the Governor’s proposed budget. Dr. Goewey said he will arrange a budget workshop for next week to hash out the 2017-18 budget.
Elizabeth “Liz” Ann Richards, 35, of Hannibal, passed away suddenly on Sunday, April 2, 2017, at home with her companion, Ryan Gilbert, by her side.
Block Builders fundraising has been so successful that the deadline for Pre-Applications is being extended to Friday, April 14, 2017 to accommodate more blocks wishing to participate.
The Port City’s new fire chief was officially sworn into office Monday evening prior to the start of the regular committee meetings. Mayor Billy Barlow said he feels the community is lucky to have Chief Randall Griffin at the helm of OFD. The chief’s first day was March 31. He and the mayor had an orientation meeting with the members and staff of the department.
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