Fulton Junior High School is proclaiming “Anti-Bullying Week†as October 4 – 8. The Junior Raiders will have a special assembly and a special guest speaker to focus on this increasingly critical topic.
Parents! Get your social life back on track! Go out “guilt-free” and have fun knowing that your children are not just waiting for you by the TV — but are having fun too!
Members of the Oswego Police and Oswego Fire departments assemble following their Sunday softball game as part of the annual Mayor’s Cup Softball Tournament.
Victory earned first place in the National Class at the annual Oswego “Pageant of Champions.â€
Law enforcement, educators, public health officials, and community members were among the 14 Oswego County Traffic Safety Champions honored recently for their dedication to making Oswego County a safer place to live.
SUNY Oswego’s sixth annual Lewis B. O’Donnell Media Summit will explore a new dimension — the rapidly heating, consumer-driven realm of 3D and personal devices — as it presents a panel of media experts on Thursday, Oct. 14.
Allstate agency owner William Schorer was recently named an Agent Hero by Allstate Insurance Company’s New York Region, and awarded a $500 grant for a local youth program, which he donated to the Fulton YMCA.
In these tough economic times it is essential to find creative ways to save money in our day to day lives. Saving in a Tough Economy Fair, a free event sponsored by Fulton Alliance Church, will host local vendors and booths with hands-on practical ideas to promote money saving practices. There will be door prizes and refreshments.
If you’ve got a question about the upcoming renovation of Fulton’s Broadway bridge, a project that will close half of the bridge for nearly two years, tonight’s the night to ask.
The State Department of Transportation will go over the project in detail at a public meeting at 6:00 p.m. in the Common Council chambers of Fulton City Hall.
Recent instances of people around the world being censored and even threatened for the act of blasphemy has Matthew Harmer concerned. As the President of the SUNY Oswego Secular Student Alliance (SOSSA), he believes that the right to blaspheme is a fundamental part of the right to free expression. That’s why the SOSSA is hosting a ‘free speech zone’ in the Campus Center Corridor on the 30th of September.
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