Fulton Police are charging two youngsters with vandalizing the play equipment at Voorhees Park in September.
Ground was broken Friday, September 25, on the river side of the 1905 Carnegie structure, to build a four-story elevator tower on the rear of the building. “The project will be completed in two sections,†Library Director Penny Kerfien said. “The first part of the project will be to construct the tower, on the river side of the building, from ground level to the roof.â€Â
We can’t improve on Eric Belair’s lead, so we won’t try: “What loomed as a rout transformed into one of the most memorable victories in Fulton soccer history on Thursday night when the Raiders charged past Jamesville-Dewitt, 4-3 in overtime. Down 3-0 just ten minutes into the game, Coach Dave Wilson’s booters staged a comeback for the ages in winning their fifth straight game.”
Read the full story to see how it happened.
Also today: news about a student-run service club gearing up for a new year, a new look for the cafeteria, and one student’s opinion on the President’s call for a longer school year.
In today’s peek inside the walls of G. Ray Bodley High School, we meet exchange student Autumn Lin, who’s here from China. Also, the varsity girls soccer team hopes for a better week, the daily announcements, and what students and staff like about fall.
There will eventually be a new school and community playground at Hannibal’s Fairley Elementary School. While the final design of the playground isn’t certain yet, one thing is: “What we will have is very different from what we have now,” said Fairley principal Roseann Schoonmaker, a member of the committee pulling the new playground together.
Head Start teacher Robin France at the Phoenix Discovery Day Care sends us these photos of a new year beginning for students in the Head Start/Universal Pre-K/Day Care class. We’ve got several more cute photos inside.
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