Principal Todd Terpening presented each recipient with a special award during a school assembly where he commended the students for showing thanks and appreciation to their teachers and for setting great examples for their peers.
The city of Fulton has a rich and plentiful history that is still alive and well, and it’s living at the John Wells Pratt House. The house, located at 177 S. First St., has stood in Fulton for more than 150 years, now home to the Friends of History in Fulton, N.Y., Inc. and standing as a registered location on the National and State Register of Historic Places since it’s designation to the list in the year 2000.
Several Fairgrieve Elementary School students were recently named expectation experts by Principal Jean Sampsell. For their efforts, the honorees received a “brag tag” to add to their collection and cheers from their peers, staff members and guests during a Morning Express program.
The Fulton Lions Club’s second and final “Lions Loot” sweepstakes Early Bird drawing will be drawn at the February 2017 board meeting. A total of five names will be drawn for the prize of $100 each.
The event is open to the public and will aim to provide information and gain community feedback, regarding the proposed consolidation of Central Square Intermediate and Millard Hawk Primary School, as well as the boundary changes of Hastings-Mallory Elementary School.
More than 500 candidates for undergraduate and graduate degrees and certificates are eligible to participate in the ceremony at 10 a.m. Dec. 17, in Marano Campus Center convocation hall and arena.
Eastern Shore Associates Insurance, a Trusted Choice agency, has awarded its annual Commercial Lines Partnership Award to Shawn Clark, commercial lines underwriter, for Oswego County Mutual Insurance Company.
The Oswego County Health Department offers a variety of services to all residents of Oswego County, including preventive health services, certified hospice, and a maternal and child health program.
Mentor-Scholar is a collaborative effort between the Oswego City School District and SUNY Oswego that provides local middle school and high school students with academic and social support by college mentors. The mentors and mentees meet one-on-one twice a week after school.
There’s nothing quite like the look of a child’s face on Christmas morning as they discover their presents under the tree. It’s an experience that many remember for a lifetime. To ensure that that scene plays out in as many Oswego County homes as possible, the Oswego County Children’s Fund has begun its annual drive to collect toys for less fortunate children in Oswego County.
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