Rotary Foundation discussed at Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting
At a Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting Rotarian Betty Maute spoke about the Rotary Foundation which supports international humanitarian educational and cultural exchange programs. The foundation began in 1917 by Arch C Klumph and has grown to over 1 billion dollars with a leading international fellowship program.
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Oswego County graduation rate rises on time
New York state data show Oswego County high schools posted higher on time graduation rates for the 2012 cohort. The 1,589 students across nine districts reached 81 percent, up from 77, while dropout rates fell to 8 percent and 32 percent earned a Regents Diploma with Advanced Designation. Hannibal and Fulton districts posted notable gains, with Hannibal up to 76 percent and dropouts down to 17 percent, and Fulton reaching 76 percent graduation with a 6 percent dropout rate.
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Oswego couple runs Cupcake Mushing in Boylston
Nancy and Ray Stark, long-time Alaska residents, operate Cupcake Mushing from Boylston. They demonstrate with 4 to 6 of their 14 sled dogs for local schools and libraries, sharing lessons on the Alaskan husky, gear, and dog positions. Nancy recalls her first ride as love at first sight, learned from Iditarod mushers, though they have not competed.
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Oswego outdoor theater project in limbo this summer
Oswego's proposed outdoor theater plan ties up after a clash between the principal producer and city officials. Council Vice President John Gosek Jr and Ruth Ward say they may revisit the $8,000 city fund proposal for Clinton's Ditch, an August play about the Erie Canal, as producer Christopher Carter Sanderson withdraws a week after scrutiny over budget details and potential city interference.
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