by Rob Tetro The Fulton varsity softball team won back-to-back games to begin the season. Fulton scored nine runs during the first three innings of its game against Syracuse West en route to an impressive win April 9. It proved to be quite a different story when Fulton took on Cortland April 17. Even though(…)
by Rob Tetro The Fulton boys varsity lacrosse team recently lost games to Jamesville-DeWitt and Corteight8 unanswered goals during the third quarter against Fulton to pull away for the win April 11. The Red Raiders also came up short against Cortland April 13. After the first quarter of Jamesville-DeWitt game, Fulton only trailed by three(…)
New spring classes, two theater productions, a new art exhibit in Cicero, the community mural project gets launched, Author Spotlight on the topic of Alzheimer’s, Arts Fest returns with its talent competition and handmade original art, Arty Camp registration opens, a special community event is expected mid-summer, and the announcement of a gallery opening in(…)
The CNY Arts Center marches on toward spring with two more topics offered in Digital Photography 101 with Kendra Matott. March 19 will cover focus as students learn how and where to focus in a photograph and how depth of field affects what is in focus. March 26 will share composition tips about composing good(…)
by Nicole Reitz As part of National Financial Literacy Month, Empower Federal Credit Union has partnered with the award-winning financial literacy program Banzai. Due to donations by Empower FCU, Banzai, an online-based program, will be offered free to students and teachers in the Phoenix Central School District. Empower is sponsoring 96 schools, including Phoenix, reaching(…)
by Nicole Reitz At a recent Oswego Common Council meeting, the Public Policy and Education Fund announced the launch of the Green Jobs Green New York program in Oswego County. The Green Jobs Green New York program is a statewide initiative offering eligible residents with free energy assessments. The PPEF helps homeowners access the program(…)
Barbara Jean Neadle, 81, a longtime resident of Phoenix and Fulton, died Friday March 29, 2013. She was born to her late parents, Frances Mason Potts and Caleb H. Potts June 15, 1931 in Phoenix. She attended Phoenix school and later became a homemaker. She was predeceased by her husband, Frederick J. Neadle Sr.; a(…)
Richard E. Blake, 72, of Hannibal, died peacefully Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at his home. He had owned and operated a farm and logging business for many years. He was an award-winning tractor pull competitor, participating in many central New York events. He collected, owned and was proud of his 12 Minneapolis Moline tractors. He(…)
by Roy Hodge Last weekend, when the Final Four frenzy surrounded us from all sides, I had difficulty keeping my mind under control when it wanted to drift back and forth to some of my memories of SU and Syracuse Nats basketball games. Although I was an avid Syracuse Nationals fan in the 1950s and(…)
