John C Birdlebough High School Concert Chorus performed in costume at its Fall Choral Concert. The concert theme was “Movie Music,” and the chorus sang songs from “Alice in Wonderland,” “Harry Potter” and “The Wizard of Oz.” To further the fun and fantasy of the songs, each member of the chorus dressed up in costume as a character from a movie.
The Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation had its Career and Technical Education open house recently and the students put on quite the show. The culinary program went all out providing several food demonstrations and tastings like “Knife Sharpening and Honing” and “Fabricating Chicken.” The smell of cookies drew families in from the hallways.
As the official Printer and Sign partner for the 35th year of the trade show, Mitchell’s Speedway Press’ Professional Printing and Sign technology enables vendors to stand out at the show.
The Fulton Veterans Council will host a Veterans’ Day ceremony at 11 a.m. Nov. 11, at Veterans’ Park, across from Fulton City Hall on South First Street. The public is invited to participate.
Funding from the Environmental Protection Fund under the authority of the New York Ocean and Great Lakes Ecosystem Conservation makes the three-year position available to provide community leaders, civic groups, and property and business owners with technical resources related to coastal erosion and hazards, including the impact of climate change and how to mitigate coastal flooding damage.
During the morning program a special PowerPoint presentation was played honoring those with the local connection and students sang songs and created thank you cards for each veteran in attendance.
The Voice of Democracy program, the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ scholarship program has awarded millions of dollars of scholarship monies to students each year through its audio essay contest. Earning the top spot was the essay by Lexi Goodnough.
Recognized for exemplifying service, scholarship, leadership and character, 34 students proudly accepted the honor of being into the National Honor Society before a packed crowd of family members and friends.
Michaud Residential Health Services employee Deanne Burke is the recipient of a 2014 Leading Age New York Long Term Care Employee of Distinction Award. Burke, who has been with Michaud for 23 years, is a Certified Nursing Assistant at the healthcare residence.
The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
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