The Fulton Rotary Club honors outstanding students each month. These students have volunteered to help in many community activities, served as active members and officers in student government groups, and have achieved outstanding school grades.
The Oswego City-County Youth Bureau is currently accepting member and site applications for Oswego AmeriCorps. A nation-wide program, AmeriCorps serves community needs in local schools, agencies and non-profit groups.
Using the Christmas story as it is told in the Biblical gospels of Matthew and Luke, the church’s Live Nativity will appeal to those familiar with the Christmas story as well as those who may be seeing and hearing it for the first time. The reenactment will take place outside the church, regardless of the weather.
It’s audition time for the next performance from Quirk’s Players and some of the students getting ready to audition are a bit nervous about it. Also today, students find ways to go green, while one writer ponders the legacy of John Lennon, shot down 29 years ago this week.
Fulton city officials are hoping modern technology lets them cut the city’s utility bill.
Mayor Ron Woodward said the city is studying whether LED-style lights can be used in some of the city’s street lights. LED lights burn a lot less energy and would save the city money on its National Grid utility bill.
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