The public job of putting together a school budget for the 2011-12 year begins Saturday morning over pastries and coffee for the Fulton Board of Education.
The board holds a special meeting beginning at 8:30 a.m. at the Fulton Education Center.
A blood drive is scheduled for G. Ray Bodley High School and it’s time to sign up. Also: new students join the National Honor Society, hunting season nears the end, and predictions on the winter sports season.
Want a tax refund? Go to prison! That story and many others are in our roundup of interesting news from around the state.
Hundreds brave the chilly temperatures and brisk winds for the annual ceremony. The city’s holiday tree was lit Thursday night in Civic Plaza. The winners of the scholastic holiday poem contest were announced. And, Santa greeted scores of youngsters eager to tell him their Christmas wish lists.
Would you believe that there are more than 485 printers and copiers in the Fulton City School District?
That fact is just one of many little surprises in a report on how the district’s staff gets its printing done, as the district makes a big move to bring its printing costs under control.
There’s been a leak and the Mock Trial team knows ahead of time what it’s up against. Also, a first look at snow; the countdown to Christmas; and the weekend’s NFL picks.
Nearly 3 inches of rain hit the Oswego area Wednesday. It was mixed with a bit of sloppy wet snow, also
The event, held in the Oswego YMCA Armory, provided an opportunity to learn about the many human services programs available to youth in Oswego County. It showed those present how their agencies could work together. The presentations touched on job training, mentoring, juvenile justice services, recreation and much more.
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