The city of Fulton Department of Parks and Recreation is once again sponsoring Line Dance Instruction featuring popular dance instructor, Phil Eno. Instruction will begin in the Fulton Municipal Building Community Room at 141 S. First St., on September 9 at 7 p.m. and every Tuesday after, with October 21 being the last class.
SUNY Oswego’s Tyler Art Gallery @ Penfield Library will host its first exhibition starting Sept. 6, as the main gallery awaits its rebirth in renovated Tyler Hall about a year and half from now. Running through Oct. 4 on the second floor of Penfield Library, the exhibition will feature a pair of displays.
The Oswego County Legislature’s Public Safety Committee presented Deputy Kevin Ahart with a certificate of appreciation for his 15 years of service with the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office.
Approximately 560 new transfer students will continue their studies at SUNY Oneonta this fall. Classes start on Aug. 25.
Approximately 1,100 new freshmen, selected from 11,589 applicants, will begin their studies at SUNY Oneonta this fall. Classes start on Aug. 25.
Area high school students had the opportunity to learn more about the emerging field of health information technology at Oswego Hospital during a recent HIT MASH Camp. The program, hosted at SUNY Oswego, included a day spent at Oswego Hospital where the students were introduced to health information technology (HIT) careers within the health system.
The Fulton City School District and its Community Schools Initiative Grant Partners hosted a Community School Kickoff Carnival August 19 at the Fulton Junior High School.
The New York Biomass Energy Alliance/NYBEA has begun expanding its outreach and education program through the recent award of $250,000 in U.S. Forest Service State Wood Energy Team funding. NYBEA is at the 2014 Great New York State Fair in the Center of Progress Building with information on practical incentives available to convert residences and businesses to local, sustainable bioenergy.
Kreig Heroth revved up the Fulton CYO Summer Program recently. The popular Oswego Speedway driver made an appearance at the program earlier this month. He brought along his racecar, to the delight of the program’s participants – and staff. Heroth allowed the children to take pictures of his car. He also signed autographs and handed out Oswego Speedway programs.
Seventy-five animal lovers celebrated the Oswego County Humane Society’s 15th birthday at Bayshore Grove. In addition to the great food, there were lawn games, music, a silent auction, a closest to the pin golf contest and a raffle for a $500 lottery scratch off board. Donna Kuhn, president of the Humane Society Board of Directors summed up the day, “It was wonderful to see so many new and old faces celebrating our work with pets and their people and just plain having fun. We appreciate everyone’s loyal support.”
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