Lady Raiders Named Section III Bowling Champions
The Fulton girls’ varsity bowling team capped off another outstanding season, winning the league championship title and capturing the Section III Championship for the second consecutive year.
The Fulton girls’ varsity bowling team capped off another outstanding season, winning the league championship title and capturing the Section III Championship for the second consecutive year.
Kindergarten through grade 2 teachers in the Fulton City School District participated in a professional development workshop where they explored teaching strategies to support the new Common Core Learning Standards for mathematics.
Police say Talk to Me Communications located at 190 County Route 57, town of Schroeppel, appears to have been a front for the illicit cocaine business.The owner was arrested on felony drug charges.
The event, the brainchild of Pulaski coach Melissa Osborne and Altmar-Parish-Williamstown coach Eric Lanious, combined two cultural classics – opera and sports, all while tapping into the students’ musical creativity, understanding of the sports world and some pretty historical events and happenings in the sporting realm.
The casino-themed 16th Annual Johnson Hall Bidding Bonanza asks the question “Will you go all in?” to win some of the fabulous prizes, services and products graciously donated by the surrounding communities.
Four musicians, all originally from Oswego, have each followed many roads that led them to come full circle and band together to form the area’s newest rock group, Street Level. The band will make its second local appearance on March 29 at Thunder Road (234 E. Albany St.)
Today, Governor Cuomo has announced an agreement with the Legislature on a 2013-2014 budget that is on track to become New York’s third on-time budget in a row – a feat that hasn’t been achieved in Albany in almost 30 years.
While not considered the traditional “construction season” here in Central New York, work on the $9.1 million St. Francis Commons Assisted Living Residence in Oswego has been making progress since the project got under way in mid-November.
Nikki Parkhurst, a volunteer from Cornell Cooperative Extension, read “The Beeman” by Laurie Krebs, where students learned all about bees and the production and processing of honey.
Students enrolled in the Stepping Stones Day Program at Oswego County BOCES participated in a classroom activity from their unit on The History of the Earth by designing, building and painting volcanoes in order to complete an experiment using baking soda and vinegar.
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