Community

To be included on the Deans’ List, students must have a semester grade average of 3.30 to 3.79.

Parents of Special Children, Inc., will be hosting a free workshop on “Understanding Diploma & Credential Options” for parents and guardians of students of disabilities. This training, being offered through SUPAC, will provide families with important information to help them understand these options to become an active participant in the transition planning process.

Fulton Rotary Club President, Jerry Seguin, presented a check in the amount of $152 to Wynette Dohse and Pauline Rasbeck. The $152 will buy another set of books for the Charlotte’s Webb program being conducted in the Fulton schools.

On January 19 from 8 a.m. – noon there will be a freewill breakfast buffet at the Oswego Masonic Lodge. Donations accepted, but not expected. This event is always the third Sunday of the month.

A tractor trailer, a 2009 International Pro-Star, has been purchased for Oswego County BOCES CDL-A training program. The truck comes from St. Louis, Mo., and according to CDL A and B class Room and Road Instructor Kenneth Koegel, it meets the needs of the course and the trucking industry today.

Rotarian Tom Albegore introduced his fellow Rotarians to a close friend and co-worker, Fulton Police Department’s Senior Investigator, Mike Batstone. Mike has worked in the area of drug prevention in Fulton for much of his career.

The State University of New York at Potsdam recently awarded baccalaureate and master’s degrees to 158 students.

The top three finishers advancing to the regional competition are sixth grader Cody Vincent (second place), fourth graders Thomas May (first) and Andrew Paura (third).