Kathy’s Cakes and Specialty Treats in Fulton will sweeten St. Luke’s “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle on May 7. That’s because owner Kathy Hotaling donated a gift certificate to her shop which is among the many prizes to be awarded during the charity raffle party coming up in a few weeks.
Students are named as honor roll students when they achieve an overall average of 84.50 or above. If a student achieves an 89.50 or above, they are placed on the High Honor Roll. To attain Principal’s List status, a student’s overall average must be 94.50 or above.
Following up its New York State Championship, the team, based out of Skaneateles, and comprised of least one player from each Section III Girls Hockey School, including Whitney Daino of Oswego and Christina Ravesi from Fulton, proved to be one of the best in the country.
The Phoenix Central School District will host the event once again, providing exceptional students with an opportunity to compete in various events, from adapted races to shotput and everything in between. Student athletes representing all nine school districts in the county as well as the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation will participate in a day of games, fun, friendship and competition.
Among the many organizations present were the New York State Police, the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation, Camden Renewable Energy Systems, Tailwater Lodge, SUNY Oswego Robotics, United States Postal Service, Apex Precision Machining, Preferred Therapy, Hillside Family of Agencies and more.
The Fulton First United Methodist Church is offering a non-denominational study to strengthen your personal relationships. We will discuss the six steps to grow the foundation for thriving love.
Emerson J. Dillon eighth grader Caitlin George won first place at the Junior Level 2016 Oswego County Student Art Show & Competition at the Salmon River Fine Arts Center in Pulaski.
Each year, the New Vision Allied Health classes at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation present community project proposal ideas to a panel of local healthcare professionals and community activists.
All 25 classroom teachers selected one of their students to receive recognition and a “brag tag” from Principal Jean Ciesla for being kind and positive, taking care of their personal belongings, wearing proper footwear and reading directions, among other accomplishments.
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