Today’s News In The Raider: the French Club and Quirk’s Players have big plans, and a schedule of next week’s Spirit Days are all included in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
With summer waning, the city of Fulton Common Council voted unanimously to accept the bid for its winter supply of road salt and do some fall cleaning in the clerk’s office during its regular meeting on Tuesday (Sept. 16).
Today’s News In The Raider: Info about the Ski and Snowboard Club, plus, Fultonian Yearbook and a preview of tonight’s volleyball clash against Jamesville-Dewitt.
Another Level Youth Center is planning a free, family-friendly concert at Quirk Park, in conjunction with Friends of Fulton Parks. The Friends’ mission includes encouraging community events in the parks. Local musicians including “Second Story” and “Awaken” will perform from noon to 4 p.m. on September 27.
“September 20 has been the date selected to recognize the accomplishments an contributions to our city by our Polish-American citizens,” the mayor proclaimed.
Five-year-old Declan Nickerson’s idea to raise money for the Fulton Public Library’s LEGO Club was a true success. Members of the LEGO club and some of their friends had a lemonade stand in front of the library Aug. 28 and netted more than $200 for the library club.
As the summer ice cream season cools down, the competition between Fulton’s local brick-and-mortar businesses and the Bull Head Point seasonal food truck vendors appears to be heating up.
Village of Phoenix Administrator James Lynch invited the community to attend Phoenix’s Sept. 11 remembrance ceremony this evening.
“On behalf of Honorable Mayor Anthony Fratto and the village trustees, I would like to say that we are proud to be one of the few communities who continue to recognize the victims of 9/11 and the sacrifice the first responders made that day,” Lynch said.
Fulton City School District’s commitment to parent engagement is launching a series of events called the Family Academy. The Family Academy is collaboration between the Fulton City School District and community-based partners to acknowledge and support family involvement in student achievement.
The Fulton Public Library 2014 Memoir Project, a writing program designed to preserve personal memories of Fulton’s history, will take place Sept. 25 at the new Cayuga Community College event center in the former K-Mart Plaza at 6:30 p.m. and the community is invited to attend the free event.
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