On Friday, April 30, 2010, the Fulton Jr. High hosted the annual High School Transition Night. This evening was well attended by 8th grade parents while their students enjoyed the last dance of the year.
Oswego Health plans to turn the former Lee Memorial Hospital building into what its CEO calls “a shining star” of health care for the community.
CEO Ann Gilpin unveiled plans for a $17 million renovation of the building, which Oswego Health uses now for an urgent care center and some health services.
When the work is complete, the entire building will be in use.
Lawmakers this week authorized the Mayor to sign a change order increasing the cost of the work at the site from $85,000 to $130,000. All of the cost of the project will be paid by state or federal grants.
The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. in the Common Council Chambers of Fulton City Hall.
Officials of the Fulton Community Development Agency and Fulton Community Revitalization Corporation will be on hand to answer questions and to outline the project.
Here’s a photo from Great Bear from frequent contributor Dick Drosse. The award-winning photographer says that the lens could only capture a portion of the ground cover of the White Trillium under a Red Pine grove at Great Bear.
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