Community
Fulton 8th Graders Begin Transition To High School
While current Fulton Junior High School eighth graders won’t become high school freshmen until the fall, the transition from FJHS to G. Ray Bodley High School has already begun. The GRB administrative team and freshmen counselors welcomed the future GRB class of 2021 during a recent eighth-to-ninth grade transition night at the high school.
Rotarian of Excellence Cited
Marv Joslyn, Rotary District 7150 Governor for 2018-19, recently presented Fulton Rotary member Nancy Kush Ellis with a Rotarian of Excellence Award.
Oswego Health Among Fulton Bike Rodeo Sponsors
The upcoming Fulton Bike Rodeo provides local youngsters an opportunity to learn more about bike safety and take home a free properly fit helmet. The Fulton Bike Rodeo to be held June 3 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the parking lot of the Fulton Community Center.
Pet of the Week – Cooper
Cooper is a handsome “gentleman” of a cat. He was rescued in Mexico just a few days ago and seems to have been living outside for a while as his ears show some “wear and tear” around the edges. But boy is he glad to be inside and safe.
Next Small Business Training Class To Begin In June
The program provides a 24-hour small-business training program that covers such topics as how to write a business plan, how to obtain financing, accounting and tax issues, business insurance, legalities, marketing, and other basic business start-up issues.
Bonnie Sommers Named Artist of the Month for May
She is well-known for her exquisitely detailed and realistic paintings of birds and other wildlife. She has also been a frequent instructor at the Riverside Artisans paint parties.
Eastern Shore Associates Named Silver ESOP Award Winner
Eastern Shore Associates Insurance has been named a Silver ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan) Award winner by the ESOP Association. The Silver ESOP Awards recognize companies for their work in sustaining their ESOP for 25 years or more.
Student Achiever Recognized
A senior at G. Ray Bodley High School, Emily Gerth has worked with children through her church and a Catholic Heart Work Camp and has been involved in the performing arts at G. Ray Bodley and CNY Arts Center.
Granby UPK Students Celebrate Mothers With Songs, Crafts, Bonding
Students in both the morning and afternoon Pre-K classes worked hard to learn “M-O-M-M-Y” (sung to the tune of B-I-N-G-O) and “Skinnamarinky Dinky Dink” before they performed it during the recent event.