More than two dozen members of churches from around Central New York gathered in Fulton on May 25, to provide a float about Hope Fest 2013 in the annual Fulton Services Club Memorial Day Parade.
Oswego County BOCES Career and Technical Education students in the Public Safety and Justice program participated in a multi-day training session at the Oswego County Emergency Response and Training Center.
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Junior High School recently held its spring concert which was dedicated to the men and women of the Armed Services. Several veterans and active duty military personnel were on hand and recognized during the final song entitled “Thank You Soldiers.”
Volney Elementary School students were recently recognized by their principal and teachers for demonstrating role model behavior and a marked improvement in their studies during a special assembly at the school.
Volney Elementary School recently recognized students for their exemplary demonstration of the district’s monthly virtues. April’s virtue of the month is Self Control.
Students at Altmar-Parish-Williamstown held an art and music showcase where student work lined hallways and was on display in several rooms around the Junior/Senior High School. Musical performances were held in the cafeteria where visitors could sit and listen to the many talented performers before and after viewing the artwork.
Bishop Commons Enriched Living Residence in Oswego is hosting the next in a series of educational programs presented by the Alzheimer’s Association entitled, “Legal and Financial Planning.” The series will be held on June 12 and 19 from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
At the Y, strengthening community is our cause. That’s why the Fulton Family YMCA, the Oswego YMCA and the YMCA of Greater Syracuse have signed a one-year agreement to work together to serve the Fulton and Oswego communities.
Cayuga Community College received $18,000 in funding to redesign the math course MTH 102, specifically for liberal arts students.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s innovative proposal to tap into the potential of State University campuses to give an economic shot in the arm to Upstate communities won an enthusiastic vote of support this week from SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley.
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