The Fulton City School District recognizes that good attendance habits including arriving on time and prepared are critical to school success and also set the foundation for future success in college or a career. For this reason the “It’s Cool 2B in School” attendance campaign is in its second year in the district and at G. Ray Bodley High School.
The Oswego Children’s Theater’s latest production, an adaptation of the children’s classic, “Winnie the Pooh” opens Friday, May 17, at the New Haven Congregational Church. The show features a cast of area youth, colorful costumes, set, an easily followed story, and a short run time, specifically designed to appeal to younger children.
Oswego Health’s annual Fulton Multi-Organ Blood Analysis to be held June 1 in the cafeteria of G. Ray Bodley High School. Oswego Health and the Fulton Kiwanis Club have teamed up once again to offer the community this important screening. This full battery of tests can help prevent potential health problems.
The Oswego County Historical Society will host the second lecture of the season on May 19. Guest lecturer Dr. Terrence Hammill will present a program entitled “The History of Oswego’s Port Authority.” A professor emeritus of SUNY Oswego and twice mayor of the city of Oswego, Dr. Hammill is the currently the chairman of the board of the Port of Oswego Authority.
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting, Sheila Myers, Cayuga Community College coordinator of experiential learning, spoke about educational opportunities for students. This program offers students partnerships with community and business organizations in the region.
Lakeside Artisans welcomes ceramicist Barbara Moore to its shop at 191 W. First St. Barbara took her first ceramics class when she was a senior in college and has worked with clay off and on ever since. When she moved to Oswego in 1978 she began taking ceramics classes at SUNY, Oswego.
Ruiz hopes to transition to a job teaching in high-need schools in New York City after working and learning in city classrooms under the college’s Oswego Residency Initiative for Teacher Excellence program for the past year.
Auburn High School, Jamesville-DeWitt High School, the Media Unit, Nottingham High School, Oswego Children’s Theater, and Skaneateles High School Drama participated in this year’s Festival.
Recently, the barbers of Downtown Barber & Shave Company located in the Canal Commons on West First Street, donated all the proceeds from their sales and tips to a special fund set up in support of local Oswego resident, Makalya Walker. Eleven-year-od Makayla was diagnosed with an abdominal desmoid tumor. She is currently undergoing chemotherapy treatment at Golisano Children’s Hospital in Syracuse.
The bad news is everyone thinks CNY Arts Center is moving out of its present location in State Street Methodist Church, 357 State St., where classes, theatre events, Writer’s Café, Author’s Spotlight and Arty Camp still take place. The good news is CNY Arts Center is expanding with the opening of a second location, an art gallery in downtown Fulton.
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