The CNY Arts Center will hold a class for adult writers entitled “Building Your Writing Muscle.” Instructor Jim Farfaglia will teach this six-week class for beginning writers or experienced writers who are looking to develop better writing skills. The class will be taught for six consecutive Thursdays beginning June 7. Class time will be from(…)
by Carol Thompson The Oswego County Legislature voted May 12 to transfer $30,000 from a building renovations capital reserve fund to an asbestos study capital account to pay for testing of all county facilities. The county is testing for asbestos in all its county facilities after an employee raised concerns at the Department of Social(…)
The Fulton Community Band formed twenty years ago in February of 1992. Paul Sherman, an art teacher at G. Ray Bodley High School and a performer of many musical instruments, sent out a notice to all teachers hoping to form a faculty band. Due to lack of interest and available talent, Sherman talked to Carol(…)
by Rita Hooper As I write it is election day for the school and for the library. So my mind drifts back to the good old days…my old school daze! Wonder if we are any better off today than we were 50 years ago. Life keeps a changing. I can remember getting up early every(…)
by Rob Tetro The Hannibal varsity softball team trailed Westhill 6-1 following four innings of play Wednesday. Though the Lady Warriors were by no means out of it, Westhill quickly blew the game wide open. A sixth-inning rally crushed any hopes of a Hannibal comeback as Westhill cruised to a 20-1 win. Westhill got off(…)
by Carol Thompson The unexpected death of former Hannibal school teacher Jack Tyrie has left the community in mourning. Tyrie was a social studies teacher in Hannibal. He retired last year after 33 years and was an adjunct professor at SUNY Oswego. Tyrie also served as a councilman on the Town of Oswego Board and(…)
by Dan Johnson Kenny Rogers may have put it best when he sang, “You’ve got to know when to hold them, and know when to fold them”. In the thousands of columns I have written, this will be undoubtedly be one of the toughest. Within the last week or so, I sent my “retirement” letter(…)
by Rob Tetro The fifth inning proved to be pivotal during the Fulton Varsity softball team’s game against East Syracuse-Minoa Wednesday. The Lady Raiders scored five runs to rally ahead for a brief lead. Unfortunately for Fulton, East Syracuse-Minoa tacked on a late run to escape with a 7-6 win. East Syracuse-Minoa jumped out to(…)
