Residents created an impromptu art gallery at their residence to display a wide variety of works they created. Arts and crafts included works in a variety of mediums including watercolor paintings, decorative wreaths, acrylic paintings, completed jigsaw puzzles, photography, handmade dolls and quilts, to name only a few.
Students in grades four through six at Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Elementary School showcased their instrumental and choral talents at the recent Spring Festival of the Arts Concert on May 29.
Come join us for a night of fighting cancer and fun! Relay For Life of Oswego will be June 14. Opening ceremony begins at 6:45 p.m. Activities go on all evening long.
Titled “Fight and Flight,” the fourth and final Oswego County Academic Youth League competition was set in an historic venue. Located at Oswego’s historic Fort Ontario, the competition featured two main tasks, each executed in two different ways. The first task involved the construction of two kites, one focused on performance and functionality, and the other on aesthetics.
Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church will dedicate its newly restored sanctuary and fellowship hall during its 11 a.m. service on June 9. There will be no 8:30 service. Following the service, the church History Committee will host a display of pictures, memorabilia and books on the history of the church from its founding in 1870 to present.
This year’s Larry Mitchelson Fine Arts Scholarship recipient is Mariah Munger. Munger is a senior at G. Ray Bodley High School in Fulton and will receive a $1,000 scholarship towards her education at the State University of New York New Paltz.
The Fulton Junior High School’s Friends of Rachel (FOR) club recently collected much-needed items for the Oswego County SPCA and their four-legged friends. Some of the members are pictured here with the donations that included kitty litter, food, toys, blankets and other supplies for dogs and cats at the local animal shelter.
The top storytellers from each elementary school in the Fulton City School District were honored last week at a district-wide storytelling festival at the Fulton Education Center. Participants shared folklores, fairytales, legends and fables which ranged from spooky to downright hysterical. Many even included a useful moral lesson that provided a bit of advice to audience members.
On Wednesday at 1:45 p.m., troopers responded to the area of 1121 County Route 57 in Schroeppel for a serious personal injury collision involving a Ford F350 pickup truck and a motorcycle. The investigation at the scene determined that a northbound motorcycle operated by Douglas M. West, of Baldwinsville, attempted to pass a northbound pickup truck operated by Rory G. Ingoldby, 12/24/68, of Phoenix.
Hope Fest 2013 is fast approaching, with three evenings of Christian outreach at the Fulton War Memorial June 7, 8 and 9. To help those without transportation, and also for those who do not want to have to park far away, the Hope Fest Committee is partnering with Oswego County Opportunities to provide free shuttle bus service each night.
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