Stevens Celebrates 100th Birthday
Morningstar hosted a very special birthday party to honor residents turning 100 years young this year. Also celebrating their 100th birthday are Leo Amyotte and Anna Stucky.
Morningstar hosted a very special birthday party to honor residents turning 100 years young this year. Also celebrating their 100th birthday are Leo Amyotte and Anna Stucky.
Brooklyn Saternow tapped her way to a first-place finish in Leighton Elementary School’s annual show. The fifth grader danced to “Mr. Blue Skies,” to which one peer said, “She is so good!”
Teachers and administrators were on hand to congratulate students who earned high honor roll, honor roll, perfect attendance or achieved academic growth from the previous quarter.
The winning team will represent Oswego County at the state level competition at Hobart and William Smith College on May 23-24. Teams from APW, Central Square, Fulton, Hannibal, Mexico, Oswego, Phoenix and Pulaski participated in the event.
Bishop’s Commons at St. Luke hosts its next in a series of monthly “Learn and Lunch” events on May 24. Each “Learn and Lunch” features a half hour educational program followed by a free lunch that includes soup, salad and dessert served in the Grand Dining Room. This month, representatives from Kindred at Home will discuss home health care and the many services they offer in our community.
Pastor Chuck Copps of Lakeside Christian Ministries was ordained by Elim Fellowship at a ceremony on Saturday, April 28. The celebration was held at Believers Chapel of Fulton. Rev. Copps, or Pastor Chuck as he is best known, underwent the evaluation and preparation requirements of Elim Fellowship following completion of his Master of Divinity degree in 2014 from Rockbridge Seminary. He received his License to Minister from Elim in 2015.
The high honor and honor students at the Fulton Junior High School have been announced for the third marking period.
The Fulton Art Association will hold its 45th annual art show and competition May 19 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and May 20 from noon to 4 p.m. at the Fulton Municipal Building, 141 S First St.
Did you ever experience something you can’t explain? A voice, a smell or a flicker of an image – or just a feeling that has no rational reason.
The Oswego Players/ Art Association next fundraising event may help you set your mind at ease as they host the Soul Searchers psychic investigative group.
Oswego is a partner with Clarkson University and SUNY Fredonia on a five-year $6.5 million “Great Lakes Fish Monitoring and Surveillance Program: Expanding the Boundaries” project funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The colleges have been collaborating to monitor such persistent toxic chemicals as PCBs, dioxins, furans and other legacy pollutants since 2006.
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