The free exhibit, featuring connections between local and global forested areas, supports the U.N. General Assembly’s declaration on behalf of forests, an effort that promotes sustainable management, conservation and responsible development of forests worldwide. Earth Day is Friday, April 22, this year.
The Parish area Relay For Life committee will celebrate “Paint the Town Purple Day” Saturday, April 30, with a variety of fundraisers and refreshments at the town gazebo on the corner of Rtes. 69 and 69A. The “Paint the Town Purple” event will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
State Senator Patty Ritchie presented the City of Fulton’s Police Chief Orlo Green with a certificate on Friday for earning the American Automobile Association’s (AAA) Platinum Award for its traffic-safety program.
The thirteen members of the Altmar-Parish-Williamstown “Rebels Without A ‘Do” team have far exceeded their original goal of raising $5,000 for childhood cancer research through their participation in the St. Baldrick’s event at Kitty Hoynes Irish Pub & Restaurant in Syracuse.
Tim Green, Syracuse University football legend, former Atlanta Falcons Football player, attorney, and best selling ‘tween and adult book writer, was a recent visitor to Lanigan Elementary School in the Fulton City School District, where he spoke to students about his career, his writing and his life.
By day, they may look like any other student walking across the SUNY Oswego campus. At night, they trade their books for skates, pads and helmets as members of the Oz Roller Girls derby team.
Oswego Middle School was well represented at the All-County Music Festival held earlier this month in Fulton. The students were under the direction of Elisa DeKaney Macedo of Syracuse University.
An after-school club at Fairgrieve Elementary School is offering students in grades three through six an opportunity to take advantage of some extra help in preparation for the upcoming New York State Math and English Language Arts (ELA) tests.
It will be held on May 14 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Rochester General Hospital – Weiner Conference Room – 1425 Portland Ave., Rochester. Amyloidosis is a life threatening illness caused by the production of abnormal proteins circulating in the blood and accumulating in the organs as heart and kidney and liver, leading to organ failure.
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