After presenting the city proclamation to resident council president Helen Yonkers, Mayor Barlow spent time with a large group of residents discussing topics ranging from city government to answering questions from residents wondering what motivated him to get involved in politics and to seek the office of mayor.
Michaud Residential Health Services in Fulton will sponsor a “Lunch and Learn” program with Dr. Renante Ignacio, MD and Pharmacist Jamie Branshaw, RPh, entitled; “Healthy Aging/Know Your Medications” on October 5. The program will be held at the “Under The Moon” Banquet Facility/”Blue Moon Grill” located at 122 Cayuga St. beginning at 11 a.m.
There’s room for everyone at Club Granby, according to singer/songwriter Jared Campbell. During a recent performance at the school, Campbell encouraged all Granby Elementary students and staff members to join together to create a powerful anti-bullying environment.
John C. Birdlebough High School freshmen were accompanied by upperclassmen as they explored the school during a recent freshman orientation.
Fulton City School District Superintendent Brian Pulvino recently stopped at Fairgreive Elementary School as he makes his way around each building throughout the district.
Chris Golden, 2016 Crossover Artist of the Year with Christian Voice Magazine, will visit Camden on September 23 for a 7 p.m. concert with special guest national recording artist Sherry Anne at Camden Wesleyan Church, 101 Main St.
Sixth graders were recently welcomed as to the Central Square Middle School family during the annual sixth grade BBQ. Paul Schoeneck, Principal K-S, said the event served as an introduction to the middle school “because the students are new to us.”
Kindergarteners joined their peers and teachers in classrooms, where they listened to stories, made new friends, learned classroom and hallway expectations and became familiar with their new learning environment.
The Central Square School District recently welcomed its newest Redhawks during Universal Pre-K orientation events at each elementary school.
A.A. Cole Elementary School proudly celebrated the red, white and blue during its Patriot Day celebration on Sept. 12. Fourth graders marched into the gymnasium as they presented the country’s colors and several flags reflective of first responders’ heroic efforts during the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
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