Fulton’s celebration of “Music in Our Schools Month” begins Thursday with opening night for the play “Damn Yankees” at the G. Ray Bodley High School auditorium.
Every musical group in the district will perform during the month. See the full schedule, inside. Also, see video of G. Ray Bodley musician Nick Abelgore performing for the Board of Education.
Fulton officials continue to prepare for this summer’s Broadway bridge repair project.
This spring, the state will shut down two of the bridge’s four lanes. Crews will replace not only the bridge surface and sidewalks, but also girders and piers underneath.
The mercury cracked the 60-degree plateau Wednesday afternoon. And, it didn’t stop there. “Most of the afternoon in hung around 66 degrees,” said Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service. The 66 degrees eclipsed the old record of 62 degrees set in 1987.
The Phoenix Chorus and Drama Booster Club wanted to do something a little different to promote the spring musical “Cinderella.” So, they held a Royal Ball and Tea Party for all the little princesses, knights in the kingdom. The musical opens Thursday afternoon.
New York Sea Grant issued a series of impact statements for projects completed in 2011. The projects impacted diverse interest sectors including commercial fishermen, US Coast Guard search and rescue programs, the seafood industry, New York’s teachers and students, public and private coastal property managers, municipal leaders, and fisheries managers.
The Oswego City School District officials have indicated that there are some major changes in the academic calendar. This Friday will be a half day of school for all Oswego City School District students. Other dates have changed, also.
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The average temperature last month was 32.2 degrees. That’s 6.8 degrees warmer than average, according to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service. Going all the way back to 1854, it ranks as the 6th warmest in Port City history.
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