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Planning Meeting For Fulton Community Garden Set May 15
The Nutrition Collaboration of Oswego County invites interested community members to join them for an informational meeting regarding the Fulton Community Garden project.
Fulton Rotary Club Learns About ARISE
Sabine Ingerson, director of Oswego County ARISE, recently presented a program to the Fulton Rotary Club.
Cortland Sinks Lakers Softball, 7-3
The Oswego State softball team (16-22) played error-free defense and outhit Cortland (35-6), but the Lakers came up short in a 7-3 loss to the Red Dragons in the first game of the SUNYAC Championships Thursday morning.
Half-Shire Historical Society Meeting Planned
On May 12, the society will be open all day. At noon our monthly lunch meeting will take place, discussion will center on the 2012 Oswego County Fair set up and Heritage Building activities. Following this meeting from 2-6 there will be a special research afternoon with area historians and volunteers on hand to assist patrons with family tree research.
Oswego School Budget, Bus and Capital Project On Air and Online
Superintendent of Schools Bill Crist and District Clerk Bill Foley, in conjunction with Oswego High School teacher Steve Cass and WBUC, produced three programs focusing on the budget, buses and proposition.
Quirk’s Players taking on serious topic
Today’s News In RaiderNet Daily: NHS names new officers
And – Tennis streaks to 7-1
Thola P. Brinkman Hendricks, 104
Thola P. Brinkman Hendricks, 104, of Amherst and formerly of Fulton passed away Sunday April 29, 2012, at Beechwood Nursing Home in Amherst.
Lake Neatahwanta Cleanup Plans Find Enthusiastic Audience
The plans of local officials to make Lake Neatahwanta swimmable again found an encouraging response from an audience old enough to remember when they could swim in the lake.
Fulton Mayor Ron Woodward and Granby Town Supervisor Ed Williamson, flanked by officials and members of the lake’s current advocacy group, outlined aggressive goals that could see the cleanup begin this summer.
Volunteers Sweep Clean
More than 300 volunteers scoured the canal corridor including the roadways on both sides of Oswego River, adjacent parking lots, grass and shrub embankments, and pedestrian pathways as well as lake view areas east of Fort Ontario to Rudy’s in the west. They did so with good spirit and stories to tell.
