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Members of the 2015-2016 class researched recycling efforts and developed lesson plans which will be passed on to members of the 2016-2017 Global Environment class to teach to elementary students throughout the Fulton City School District.

Although college financial awards are often reserved for members of a graduating class, 16 John C. Birdlebough High School juniors recently earned scholarships of their own.

Awards were distributed to student athletes at Emerson J. Dillon Middle School and John C. Birdlebough High School recently, recognizing them for high academic achievement. Students must be passing three subjects as well as physical education to participate in school sports.

Following the meal, the ceremony commenced in the school’s auditorium with a big welcome from both the Athletic Director Patrick Keefe and Superintendent Christopher Staats. They both expressed their pride in the feats accomplished by this year’s Hannibal Athletes.

The Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation was recently awarded nearly $150,000 from the New York State Learning Technology Grant Program to facilitate flipped learning instruction in secondary math classrooms.

The Dave Melton Family Singers of Franklin, Indiana, will visit the Williamstown Church of Christ in Williamstown on July 20 for a 7 p.m. concert. The group sings a mix of hymns, Southern and contemporary gospel, and original songs.

On July 4, Fulton resident John McEachen competed in sparring at the 2016 USA-Taekwondo National Championships. Fighting in the ultra division (40-49) lightweight category (-68kg), McEachen lost his semi-final match to a very seasoned international competitor and was awarded a bronze medal.

The 19th edition of the popular St. Luke-Francis Boyce Memorial Charity Golf Tournament tees off on August 13 at Battle Island Golf Course. The four-person “Captain and Crew” format attracts both serious and novice golfers alike; but no matter the skill level, the event promises to be another fun-filled day for all participants.

Residents at St. Francis Commons Assisted Living Residence were treated to a wonderful performance when the 40-plus members of the Oswego County New Horizons Band visited. Members of the band performed a wide variety of musical numbers, including some with a decidedly patriotic feel.