The NYS Department of Transportation recently visited students in Oswego County BOCES Heavy Equipment Repair and Operation program to explain job opportunities with the state
A very Happy Anniversary to Denise and Dennis Rupert of Fulton – celebrating 32 years on June 12.
This Sunday, June 15, from 8 a.m. to noon Lake City Lodge No. 127 will hold a Father’s Day Breakfast Buffet. In honor of dads, they can eat for free with a minimum of one paid ticket.
On June 6, the Granby Elementary Parent Teacher Group hosted its annual Father’s Day Social. Fathers attended the event with their sons.
State Senator Patty Ritchie announced that her legislation to help find a vaccine to prevent the deadly EEE disease has passed the State Senate. “The loss of our Maggie Sue (to EEE) was the most devastating experience of our lives and we struggle with that on a daily basis; in part because we strive to find the very difficult balance in protecting our other children from EEE and in learning how to educate them without making them afraid to go outside and be carefree children,” said Donna Wilcox, Maggie Sue’s aunt.
Volney Elementary School held its annual Game Day on June 6.
Third graders at Fairley Elementary School showed off their projects on countries across the globe at a Cultural Fair held June 5. Students and their families sampled food from five foreign countries, including India, Ireland, China, Brazil and Spain.
Second grade teachers at Fairley Elementary School recently opened their classrooms after-hours for parents and their children for a Zoo Night.
Enjoy an evening of fun-filled, toe-tapping music on June 27, with the Sounds of Brass at 6:30 p.m. at the Downtown Gazebo along the river on South First Street in Fulton. This free concert is sponsored by the City of Fulton Department of Parks and Recreation.
On Sunday, at about 1:10 a.m., Fulton Police charged Michael L. Myers, 47 of South Twelfth Street in Fulton with cocaine possession with intent to sell. He was observed allegedly urinating in front of the 7-Eleven store at 201 W. Broadway. A police officer stopped and placed him under arrest. Upon a search, four individual baggies of an off-white powdery substance were found in Myers’ pants pocket, according to police. The substance reportedly field tested positive for the presence of cocaine.
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