Joining the TDJ family of venues in 2018 are Virgilio’s Event Center in Fulton and The Tailwater Lodge in Altmar. Both establishments offer a unique, rich and intimate setting for TDJ’s own special brand of dinner theatre and both have extensive expansion projects in the works, so stay tuned for more big things to come.
A tour of the Oswego Town Historical Museum will be offered March 26. It will be guided by George DeMass, president of the Oswego Town Historical Society.
Fulton City School District students are ready to show their parents, guardians and other positive role models just how involved they are in their own education. That will be accomplished through the district’s inaugural spring student-led conferences for students in grades kindergarten through 10.
Now is the time to put your team together and ensure your spot in one of the most anticipated community events of the year, Oswego County Opportunities’ annual Bowl-A-Fun. This year’s Bowl-A-Fun boasts the exciting theme “Hooray for Hollywood! – Bowl A Strike Against Homelessness.” Proceeds will support OCO’s efforts to help the homeless.
The Oswego County Legislature’s Public Safety Committee presented Robert Goodsell with a certificate of appreciation for his decade of service.
In celebration of Dr. Seuss’ recent birthday and Read Across America Week, librarian Jessica Somers has offered the reading challenge to encourage extra reading time, promote literacy and show Lanigan Eagles that reading is a fun activity.
New Haven Science Night was an overwhelming success according to students and family members in attendance. The hands-on activities and experiments presented a fun take on science experiments and ended in some pretty amazing projects to take home and enjoy.
In its second year, the dental program at Fairgrieve Elementary has offered a variety of in-school dental hygiene services for students, without having to be excused from the building.
Ten teams studied 10 books at Michael A. Maroun Elementary in hopes of being names the school’s Battle of the Books champion. Ultimately, “The Lighting Lazers” members coached by Rebecca Coffin, were victorious after they answered 14 of the 16 questions correctly and earned 112 points.
At last count, the Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Elementary School Jump Rope for Heart fundraiser has raised more than $7,690 with additional donations still coming in.
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