Oswego's Marshall a man of many talents and interests
Contributing columnist recalls Morgan L. Marshall of Oswego as a 19th century entrepreneur with coin dealing and fishing tackle ventures. He ran for county clerk, led the local Democratic Party, and operated a store known for toys and coins. Marshall died May 6, 1883, on a business trip near Theresa, leaving a note about dinner with his cousin.
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Artist helps Lanigan students make community connections
Fulton students in Lanigan Elementary learn that perseverance and networking open local opportunities. Artist Tommy Lincoln spoke to grades 1-4 about his path from art to a master’s in web design, encouraging curiosity and trying new tools. Students discussed art tools and asked questions while Lincoln drew The Flash.
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