Kaylee Gadek, a 2009 graduate of G. Ray Bodley High School, was awarded the Fulton Lions Club’s 2009 H. and Mary Down Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship provides the winner with $500 per year for four years toward their college costs.
This time of year in Central and Northern New York, finding fresh quality produce is as easy as jumping in a car and hitting a country highway, or walking down the street to the local farmer’s market. At these markets and road side stands in Oswego, Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties, you can buy fruits, vegetables, local honey and other products directly from the farmer.
Proceeds will help defray the cost of the Lady Buccaneer softball team’s spring training trip to Florida next April.
Unstoppable local archivist Tom Tryniski brings us a look at the not-too-distant past. It’s a class photo from Erie St. School, circa 1955.
Read the story to see what Tom’s added to the photo – a handwritten list of names that will probably contain the names of people or families you know.
As always, visit Tom’s website and satisfy your need for local history.
Members of the United Way of Greater Oswego County’s Campaign Cabinet are busy putting the final touches on the agenda for one of the anticipated events of the fall, the annual campaign kick off breakfast.
Beatles tribute band, Magical Mystery Tour will bring its entertaining stage show to Fulton as it performs during the second annual “Playing For Poverty,†a food aid concert for Oswego County. Hosted by a coalition of human service agencies, the concert will be held at Bull Head Point in Fulton on Sept. 12 from 3 to 9 p.m.
August is the month of sales for mattresses. I have had several patients ask questions about mattresses. My patients ask such questions as: Does the mattress really make a difference in spinal health? Should a mattress be as hard as you can stand? Is more expensive better? How long should you keep a mattress? As a doctor of chiropractic, interested in the health of the spine and extremities, I must say that this is an important topic for consideration.
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