Community

The Fulton Elks will be serving fish dinners (and other choices) every Friday through April 6. Serving will be from 5 – 7 p.m. in the lodge hall at 57 Pierce Drive. Dinners are open to the public and takeouts are available.

The principals’ group, known as the Oswego County Administrators included BOCES’ Director of Career and Technical Education Ronald Camp; Brian Schmitt, Hannibal High School principal; Brian Buchanan, assistant principal at G. Ray Bodley High School; and Jamie Coppola, Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School principal.

The Utica National School Safety Excellence Awards Program is divided into three levels – titanium, platinum and gold. OCB earned the highest merit of distinction in the program, the titanium with honors award.

On March 31, come to the Oswego County War of 1812 Symposium and hear about military strategies, civilian life and the Native American influence on the war as fighting broke out along the New York-Canadian border.

The luncheon provided member agencies and their employees with an opportunity to get together and share a meal with the staff and board members of the United Way as well as community members who proudly support the efforts of the United Way.

Rotarian Helen Hoefer introduced Justin Sheppard, program director at the Fulton CYO at a recent Fulton Rotary meeting. He informed the Rotarians about three major programs that he directs at the Fulton CYO complex on West First Street.

On Tuesday, forty-six  masons their families and friends met to honor long serving masons at Lake City Lodge 127. A chicken and biscuit dinner was  served by Victoria Lake City.

Jonathan Gilmore, coordinator of the Kinship Support program at Catholic Charities of Oswego County has announced that Lynda F., a client of Catholic Charities’ Step By Step Wellness Program has joined the staff as an assistant.

The United Way of Greater Oswego County recently presented the Spirit of Community Award to the Cayuga Community College Fulton Campus.