The incident was reported to Oswego County 911 around 8:30 p.m. as a kitchen fire. Fire officials declared the fire under control minutes later, with damage limited to the kitchen area. Firefighters remained on the scene for nearly an hour ventilating smoke from the structure. One person was reportedly treated on the scene for smoke inhalation.
He will share stunning images, combined with interesting dialog of his adventures, along with the challenges of partnering art with the current technology of photography. Please join him at the Schroeppel Historical Society building in Phoenix at 7 p.m. on May 19.
A tradition of excellence continues for the Phoenix Central School District. The district’s percussion ensemble captured first place in the New York State Percussion Circuit Championships on April 6. The 22-member state champion group consists of students in grades eight through twelve who are more than just musicians.
Twenty students were selected from the Fulton Junior High School to participate in the Oswego County Choral festival, held recently at APW High School.
Dental Assisting students at Oswego County BOCES traded in their medical scrubs for pajamas to support Paige’s Butterfly Run and the children fighting cancer at the Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital.
The Blue Team at Oswego County BOCES Stepping Stones Day Program in Fulton recently entered the 2014 “Made By Milk” carton construction contest. Made by Milk is a national contest, offering a chance to win up to $5,000 for school and community projects.
Residents at Bishop’s Commons welcomed Oswego County Sheriff Reuel Todd who took the opportunity to present some tips to help seniors avoid falling victim to scams or consumer fraud.
Twenty-one acts took center stage at G.Ray Bodley High School’s annual talent show.
Similar to the format of the television show, America’s Got Talent, Bodley’s Got Talent featured a diverse blend of performances that included bands, instrument solos, dancers, duets and singers.
The G. Ray Bodley chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America continues to be among the elite in the state as several members recently took home top honors in the regional competition.
What began as a brainstorming session at the beginning of the school year has transformed into a strong partnership between Fairgrieve Elementary School students and members of G. Ray Bodley’s Helping Other People Everywhere (HOPE) Club.
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