Fulton Rotary welcomes seniors to lunch talks
Fulton Noon Rotary Club invites two G. Ray Botley High School seniors to lunch each month. This month Ian De vendorf and Emilee Hyde spoke on past activities and future plans, receiving certificates of achievement from Rotarian Judy Young. De vendorf highlighted soccer swimming outdoor and winter track NHS leadership and aims for Penn State finance and stock brokerage. Hyde participates in basketball softball and soccer with Spanish and science clubs and AP courses, volunteering in community projects while considering Nazareth or Russell Sage College for environmental science.
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Oswego set to unveil Route 104 revitalization plan
Bergmann Associates will present the SR104 revitalization during Oswego City Hall committee meetings. The project follows a $225,000 NYSERDA grant and aims to improve sidewalks trees landscaping and stormwater runoff while boosting tourism and making Oswego more livable. Mayor Barlow emphasizes code enforcement and beautifying Route 104 as a top priority.
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DeLapp defends regional Spelling Bee title at Oswego
Sydney DeLapp, a fifth grader from Kingsford Park Elementary, won the Oswego High School regional final of the Scripps National Spelling Bee for the second straight year. Thirty contestants started. after ten rounds three remained, spelling 30 correct words in a row before DeLapp edged ahead in the 23rd round.
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SUNY Oswego CiTi offer alternate routes to diplomas
SUNY Oswego and CiTi BOCES partner in an alternative learning program at Wilber Hall for 11 Oswego County high school students in grades nine to twelve. The CARE-Credit Accrual and Recovery for Everyone program pairs students with CiTi teachers and university staff to rekindle engagement and earn credits toward graduation. Early results show rising reading and comprehension and two students passing the global studies Regents.
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Warm winter ends with mild temps and light snowfall
Oswego area records a warm meteorological winter from December to February with an average of 33.3 degrees, making it the second warmest since 1853. Snowfall totaled 66.9 inches, about 50 inches below average, and highs reached 66 on Christmas Eve and 55 on Feb 14 while Feb 1 saw a 15 degree cold snap.
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