On October 15, a dream will come true for one Fulton resident. Ever since Tom Moore Jr. was a teenager, he dreamed of owning his own martial arts school. With the grand opening of Synergistic Martial Arts and Fitness at 554 S. First St., he will have seen that dream through to completion.
The Mount Adnah Preservation Foundation, Inc., established the Memorial Brick Walkway in 2009 at the site of the former Case Memorial Chapel in Mount Adnah Cemetery. The public is invited to purchase memorial bricks to be installed in this walkway in memory of any person, whether buried at Mount Adnah or elsewhere.
One of the season’s most anticipated events the Oswego Hospital Auxiliary Fall Bazaar features a variety of homemade baked goods, a wide assortment of themed baskets donated by employees from every hospital department and opportunities to win some great prizes courtesy of area businesses.
Planetarium director and host Dr. Scott Roby will review the historic Apollo Moon program and preview NASA’s new three-stage plan to take humans to Mars for the first time. The show will include an immersive full-dome video about the Google Lunar XPRIZE competition to land a privately funded robot on the Moon.
Assemblyman Will Barclay recently held his Summer Reading Challenge reward party at the Oswego Public Library. About 80 kids from the 120th Assembly district participated in the Summer Reading Challenge this year.
From the classroom to the outdoors, Fairley Elementary School fourth graders put their academic knowledge to the test during a recent fun field trip to Camp Hollis in Oswego Town.
The Oswego County Autism Task Force is pleased to announce grant monies that will be available to not-for-profit organizations that are currently serving or seeking to provide new opportunities to individuals and families touched by Autism Spectrum Disorder.
This year’s “Screamwood Forest” will be open with a few new exciting scenes the two weekends before Halloween: Oct. 21, 22, 28 and 29. The trail will feature ‘friendly frights’ without live-action characters from 6 to 8 p.m. along with the opportunity for young children to “trick or treat” along the way. All proceeds will benefit the Phoenix Chorus and Drama Boosters and go towards continued support for theater and music programs.
The night provided an opportunity for students and their parents to meet Marshall and hear about the instrumental music program at the school. Students can opt to “borrow” an instrument from the district, rent or buy one from an area dealer.
The Riverview Room at St. Luke Health Services in Oswego was the scene for a special gathering by friends and family, who joined to pay tribute to local musician and educator Hugh Burritt.
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