Driving Books Home, Oswego’s Bookmobile, thanks Master Pryor’s Taekwondo, Universal Metalworks, and Gear Rippers RC for their efforts in support of Oswego Bookmobile, making possible this year’s summer program of giving free books and healthy snacks to children in Oswego City School District neighborhoods.
The Oswego County Health Department is reminding residents of the importance of capturing any bats that may have come in contact with a human or pet. Several people in Oswego County have had to receive post-exposure rabies treatments over the past few months because they may have been exposed to rabies from a bat, and the bat wasn’t available for testing.
Quirk’s Players of G. Ray Bodley High School is pleased to announce a new tradition – the return of a summer musical production for the greater Fulton community. The Fulton theatre troupe will proudly present the lively and entertaining Broadway musical Little Shop of Horrors. The production will be performed over two weekends, August 11, 12 and 18, 19 in the air-conditioned G. Ray Bodley High School Auditorium.
The craft beverage industry is among the fastest-growing industries in New York with nearly 900 licensed manufacturers in the state. Part of this growth has to do with the state’s focus in recent years on trying to make it easier for craft beverage producers such as beer, cider and liquor producers to do business in New York.
St. Stephen’s Church, Oswego, will hold its annual Polish Festival August 13 on the church grounds, 140 Niagara St., from noon to 6 p.m. rain or shine.
Volunteers have been busy preparing the polish foods from scratch for the festival and they are taking presale orders for pierogi in 3 variety favorites.
The Fulton Rotary Club presented scholarships in honor of Sandy and Sylvia Squires to G. Ray Bodley High School graduates in the top 26 percent of their class who excelled in athletics.
The Center for Career and Community Education celebrated the successful completion of students enrolled in the Dental Assisting and Medical Assisting programs in a combined graduation ceremony.
The big, shining faces of dozens of Fulton youngsters can be seen plastered on the walls of City Hall, “Fulton’s Future” labeled proudly on a sign held by each. The Fulton’s Future Mural is part of the larger campaign “Fulton’s Future Project” with the mission to build Fulton’s future through the arts, said CNY Arts Center Director Nancy Fox. The mural was a spin-off of the “Inside Out Project” a global campaign helping people turn their message into art. “Our message is that we believe that Fulton’s future is found in our children and it’s very bright and we should never forget that,” Fox said.
Pathfinder Bank SBS veteran Mike Bruce has found himself caught in the middle of more bad luck this year than perhaps any other driver at the Oswego Speedway. Last night all of that changed when the driver of the Bruce Racing double deuce picked up his fifth career SBS triumph at the ‘Steel Palace’ after starting in the pole position and holding off good friend Cameron Rowe for victory.
Lula “Lou” Belle Green earned her wings during the early morning hours of Friday August 4, 2017, comfortably in her home at Seneca Hill Manor, at the age of 73.
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