On May 6, the stage of the Frances Marion Brown Theater in the Oswego Civic Arts Center will be transformed into a runway for one of the area’s most unique fashion shows and sales. Beginning at 2 p.m., the fashion show will feature some of the Oswego Players’ costumes from its shows, modeled by special guests, including ET.
Carrie Kangah and Jennifer Bouchard discussed the AYA Project at a recent Fulton Rotary meeting. It is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving the health and education of rural communities in The Ivory Coast.
President David Guyer said, “The Fulton Lions Club has contributed to this project for a number of years. It is of vital importance that we all pull together to support our local food pantries and the clients they serve.”
A stunning eco-drive wristwatch by Citizen, courtesy of DuFore’s for Diamonds in Oswego will be among the fabulous prizes awarded during St. Luke’s “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle Party taking place on May 6. In addition to prize giveaways at the event, the raffle will award a total of $25,000 in cash among 15 lucky winners.
Oswego Health, in collaboration with Menter Oswego County Ambulance Service, will host an Emergency Medical Services Training Day May 17 beginning at 7 a.m. at the Joint Information Center, located at 10 Airport Drive, near the Oswego County Airport.
The Fulton Family YMCA will provide a night out for youth. On May 12 youth ages 8-12 can be dropped off at 7 p.m. for an overnight of fun activities. Youth will be engaged in activities all night long including late night swimming, gym time, glow in the dark games, movies on a big screen, dinner, snacks and more.
There will be a public meeting May 2 at 7 p.m. It will be at the Scriba Fire Hall. Please drop by to hear about the new community watch happening in the town of Scriba.
The Fulton Junior High School has announced the honor roll for the third marking period for seventh and eighth graders.
The SUNY Oswego music department will present two choral concerts — the Spring Choral Concert on Sunday and the Oswego Festival Chorus Concert on Monday — that college Vocal Activities Director Mihoko Tsutsumi said will allow audiences to “experience different cultures through music.”
The First Congregational Church UCC of New Haven will observe its 200th anniversary this year, having been founded on June 30, 1817. Four years later, the congregation built the present church which is regarded as the oldest standing church building in Oswego County. The church has decided to commemorate the anniversary with a harvest weekend celebration beginning the evening of September 16.
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