Michael Brophy, a professional genealogical researcher, columnist and lecturer in the Boston area, will present four workshops at the annual Heritage Hunters Fall Conference. The conference will be held on October 19 at Saratoga Town Hall in Schuylerville, at the corner of Route 4 and Route 29, (12 Spring St.).
On September 27, students taking Mr. Bono’s Participation in Government Class at G. Ray Bodley High School were given the opportunity to interact with three special guest speakers during class. The special guest speakers were from the city of Fulton Republican Committee; newly elected chairman Mark Aldasch Sr., committeemen Dalton Sherman and Mark Aldasch Jr.
Senior night for the Fulton Varsity Soccer Team will be held on October 8. Come out and support the team at 6 p.m.
There is no cure and only one drug for treatment which modestly extends survival. Every 90 minutes someone is diagnosed with ALS, and every 90 minutes someone loses their battle to this debilitating disease. For Darby Leaf, this battle was personal. Leaf’s grandmother, Linda Hathaway, lost her fight with ALS this past summer.
Students at Volney Elementary School were recognized in a special assembly for their academic and/or social achievement during the month of September.
During a special academics awards assembly, Pulaski High School Principal Jay Altobello was joined by former Middle School Principal Jean Lynch and current Middle School Principal Michael Bateson in presenting the awards to the students.
Al Hunter, traveling scientist with OCM BOCES Science Center, brought a portable planetarium with him on a visit to the school. He presented a program on moon phases to fifth graders, who are studying the solar system in their classrooms.
Students at Fairgrieve Elementary School capped off the first month of school with a week-long anti-bullying campaign
The Adult Education Department at Oswego County BOCES honored the following students for completing the 690-hour Medical Assistant program:
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