Fulton Universal Pre-Kindergarten Registration Set
The Fulton City School District invites children who turn four years old by December 1, 2012, to register for our Universal Pre-Kindergarten program.
The Fulton City School District invites children who turn four years old by December 1, 2012, to register for our Universal Pre-Kindergarten program.
A kids fishing class held jointly by local fishing author Spider Rybaak and McGrath
and Associates Carp Angling Services drew a field of more than 20 children from
throughout Central New York to Lake Neahtahwanta on Fulton’s west side.
Cayuga Community College Fulton Campus members have been busily packing and preparing for the move from the current campus at 806 West Broadway to the new campus at River Glen.
The Adjutant General for the State of New York announces the promotion of members of the New York Army National Guard in recognition of their capabilities for additional responsibility and leadership.
The Oswego County Legislature’s Community and Consumer Affairs Committee presents Deborah West with a certificate of appreciation for her 35 years of service.
As a long time supporter of women’s rights and women’s history, I had no problem with the historical portion of the display which included posters of prominent New York women in history, and some books of information about these women on the table. What I did object to was the blatant use by Senator Ritchie of her office to promote herself.
Bishop’s Commons, a residence for senior citizens in Oswego, is an excellent facility and is the only organization of its kind in Oswego County. This writer believes the general public in CNY does not understand this beneficial program being offered right here in our beautiful community. “Spreading the Word” about this fine residence is important.
Caila Einbinder a preschooler at Discovery Day Care is exploring and building things with her hammer and nails. She will experiment with balance, enclosure, patterns and symmentry.
SUNY Oswego has awarded merit scholarships to more than 600 incoming students, including $2,000 Merit Awards to several local residents.
State Senator Patty Ritchie will host a live telephone Town Hall meeting Monday evening to give Central and Northern New Yorkers a chance to ask an expert about the growing problem of “bath salts,” synthetic drug compounds that are at the center of a series of increasingly bizarre and deadly incidents across the region.
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