The Pulaski Public Library Annual Book Sale will be held at the Snow Memorial Building Auditorium, 4917 N. Jefferson St., Pulaski. The hours will be July 25, noon to 7 p.m., July 26, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and July 27, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Parents and community members turned out to see what budding scientists and researchers at the school have been working on and visit with some of the local community health and wellness organizations in the gymnasium.
The Sandy Creek Elementary School library, staffed this year by Teresa Crast, is where many students as kindergarten and first graders, will learn to love books and reading. In a very special project by Crast, it is also where they will learn to be authors, illustrators and even storytellers themselves.
Volney Elementary School Principal Jeff Hendrickson acknowledged twenty-three students at the school for demonstrating role model behavior and a marked improvement in their studies.
Nine talented first grader students stared in a Reader’s Theater production during a recent character education assembly held at Volney Elementary School.
Senior Day is an annual event at Oswego County BOCES, marking a time to celebrate and honor graduates for their hard work and educational achievements.
The Common Council will soon be considering a resolution that will result in the elimination of positions within the fire department. There are currently four newly created vacancies that were included in the 2013 budget and anticipated to be filled. This comes as a surprise, based on the fact that we recently suffered cuts to daily staffing and made concessions through contract negotiations to accommodate the 2013 budget.
Jared Campbell’s Blue Project was an interactive musical presentation that combined current musical styles, relatable characters and a strong upbeat positive message when he performed for students at Granby Elementary School.
Jacqueline M. Thorpe is among the Leadership Oswego County class of 2012-2013. The class is designed to help train the next generation of local leaders while through education, community involvement and volunteerism.
I want to thank two organizations for their volunteering to provide cleanup and maintenance of our city parks. Over the years, the Fulton Lions Club has worked at C.V. Abbott Playground at Hulett Park, the playground at Voorhees Park and four years ago, adopting Oswego Falls Park. The second organization is the Fulton Alliance Church Building Bridges Committee’s children’s group called the Community Kids.
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