A unique opportunity landed two Oswego County BOCES commercial driving graduates in the hot seat – the driver’s seat of two of the nation’s largest trucking carriers. Barry Victory and Dan Brown benefited from pre-hire opportunities that are offered in conjunction with a driving program at OCB.
The Fulton City School District recognizes that good attendance habits including arriving on time and prepared are critical to school success and also set the foundation for future success in college or a career. For this reason the “It’s Cool 2B in School” attendance campaign is in its second year in the district and at G. Ray Bodley High School.
The Oswego Children’s Theater’s latest production, an adaptation of the children’s classic, “Winnie the Pooh” opens Friday, May 17, at the New Haven Congregational Church. The show features a cast of area youth, colorful costumes, set, an easily followed story, and a short run time, specifically designed to appeal to younger children.
Former Raider Laxmen Ross Maxam and Brett Williams traveled to Long Island with their team, Onondaga Community College, May 11 and 12. They brought home the NJCAA National Championship. This was the Lazers fifth straight championship title and its 70th straight win, breaking the all-time record by any level college lacrosse team of most consecutive wins.
Auburn High School, Jamesville-DeWitt High School, the Media Unit, Nottingham High School, Oswego Children’s Theater, and Skaneateles High School Drama participated in this year’s Festival.
(TRACEY ROAD EQUIPMENT BIG BLOCK MODIFIEDS 35 LAPS) – CHAD Phelps, Rob Bellinger, Chris Hile, Billy Decker, Dan Vauter, Tom Sears Jr.
NOVELIS SUPERMODIFIEDS
Feature (75-laps): 1. 6-Davey Hamilton, 2. 99-Michael Barnes, 3. 52-Dave Danzer, 4. 60-Timmy Jedrzejek, 5. 51-Michael Muldoon
Stephen W. “Steve” Salvage, 59, of Gaskin Road, Clay, NY, passed away on Friday May 10, 2013, in University Hospital, Syracuse, NY, due to complications of pneumonia.
On May 14 at 6:30 p.m. learn how easy it is to compost! The program will be offered at the Fulton Public Library, 160 S. First St. Sandy Bonanno, consulting ecologist, will show the benefits and how easy it is to make your own rich soil.
The Fulton Public Library is looking for people who have lived and/or worked in Fulton and have stories to tell about their experiences. The project, entitled “The Stories from Our Past that Inspire Our Future,” is being offered through a series of workshops. Local writer and teacher Jim Farfaglia will be leading the workshops.
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