Students in Rich Rainville’s Auto Body Repair class at Oswego County BOCES recently received a used car from Fred’s Auto Parts of Oswego. The 2005 Ford Focus will be worked on by students over the next two months.
Looking to bridge the communication gap between local businesses and hearing or speech-impaired customers, Tammy Seymour, a BOCES teacher of the deaf for 27 years, launched the project in December 2011 with four of her students at Mexico High School.
Join the Fulton Public Library for a reading, discussion and book signing of “They Call Me Zombie.” It will be held on October 16 at 4:30 p.m.at Fulton Public Library, 160 S. First St., Fulton.
Under the guidance of music teacher Hope Lawton, right, 54 fourth-graders in Fairgrieve Elementary School’s Glee Club sing “Respect,” by Red Grammer, during Morning Express on Oct. 3 in the school gymnasium.
An undercover police officer reportedly purchased methamphetamine in exchange for pseudoephedrine tablets as part of a sting. An Oswego man and a Hannibal man have been charged.
It has been my pleasure to serve the people of Fulton in the Oswego County Legislature. During my tenure I have continued to educate myself in government. Holding the line and tightening the belt during difficult economic times is essential to keeping taxes stable.
A grant from the Gifford Foundation will enable St. Francis Commons staff to receive specialized training in the effective care of individuals with a dementia-related or memory deficit illness.
SUNY Oswego is proud to be hosting its 22nd annual United Way Walk-A-Thon. Each year it is sponsored by Auxiliary Services and is now coordinated by VEGA, a women’s honor society. All proceeds of the walk will go to United Way of Greater Oswego County and will ultimately benefit various programs within the community.
I, Ronald L. Woodward, Sr., Mayor of the City of Fulton, on behalf of the Common Council, congratulate the Saint Joseph’s Council, No 254, Knights of Columbus for its 116 years of service to the community and do hereby proclaim the week of October 13 – 19th, 2013 as Knights of Columbus week in the City of Fulton.
Children are bucket fillers when they do and say things that are kind, considerate, caring and respectful. They dip into buckets and remove those pleasant feelings when they are inconsiderate, uncaring or disrespectful.
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