At the Y, strengthening community is our cause. That’s why the Fulton Family YMCA, the Oswego YMCA and the YMCA of Greater Syracuse have signed a one-year agreement to work together to serve the Fulton and Oswego communities.
In January 2012, the death of Brian Dodge came as a shock to the Fulton City School District. Dodge retired in 2010 after 32 years teaching Health Education, as well as coaching boys’ cross-country. At Tuesday’s board of education meeting the board unanimously approved the implementation of the Brian Dodge Memorial Scholarship Award.
Morning showers will be letting up. But a thunderstorm is possible later today. Warm and muggy with a high near 80.
Cayuga Community College received $18,000 in funding to redesign the math course MTH 102, specifically for liberal arts students.
The legislation announced May 28 addresses mislabeling, chemical swapping and creates penalties for possessing and selling synthetic drugs equivalent to their “street drug” counterpart.
Lily Reese worked the room at the CoffeeNook grand opening recently, making sure all guests got a taste of homemade ice cream. The cafe is co-owned by Aleta Walborn, her daughter, Sharity Bassett, and her son, Clay Bassett. Between the three of them, there’s more than 75 years of experience in the food industry.
Periods of rain overnight. Low about 55. Warmer and more humid on Wednesday as temps creep toward 80.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s innovative proposal to tap into the potential of State University campuses to give an economic shot in the arm to Upstate communities won an enthusiastic vote of support this week from SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley.
Memorial Day is sacred to all veterans and families of veterans, according to George Hoffman, the master of ceremonies. “We owe it to our fallen heroes to pause from our routine so that we may respectfully honor their lives and sacrifices for liberty and freedom,” he said. “Our defenders are ordinary Americans performing extraordinary deeds,” he added.
Despite cooler than normal temperatures for May, people lined the streets in Fulton on Saturday to take in the Memorial Day Parade. Wrapped in blankets and sweatshirts families set up their folding chairs and waited for the lights and sirens from Fulton Police Department signifying the start of the show.
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