Month: November 2011

Numerous concerts are scheduled in the upcoming weeks as the Kingsford Park Elementary School concert band and chorus kicked off the musical series on Tuesday.

BOCES Students Present “The Ugly Pumpkin”

Students in Julie Galvin’s class at the Oswego County BOCES Fourth Street School in Fulton presented a fun and seasonally festive play titled “The Ugly Pumpkin” for parents, family members, and fellow students recently.

GRB well represented at music gathering

Today’s news In RaiderNet Daily: Deer season hits halfway mark

Also, Black Friday: one reporter’s journey And, Cap & gown orders next week

10th Grade Students Tour Oswego County BOCES’ Career and Technical Education Center

Tenth grade students from schools across the county recently visited Oswego County BOCES to tour the Burton Ramer Technical Career Center, meet the instructors and learn about the various Career and Technical Education programs offered.

Granby’s 1st Quarter PBIS Celebration

As part of the Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports program, students participated in a variety of activities to acknowledge meeting school-wide expectations: Be Respectful, Be Responsible, Be Safe, and Be Ready to Learn.

Oswego State Athletic Department to Host Annual Toy Drive Dec. 2-3

OSWEGO, N.Y. – The Oswego State Athletics Department is asking for your help in making sure each child in Oswego County has a gift to open during the 2011 holiday season by hosting its 24th […]

December Guest Chef Dinner at Oswego Salvation Army

Joey Occhino, owner of Vona’s Restaurant in Oswego, will be providing the next Guest Chef Dinner at the Oswego Salvation Army on Tuesday, December 13, serving from 4:30 to 6:30 P.M., for dining in or taking out, at the Citadel, 73 West Second Street, Oswego. The dinners have been moved to Tuesday evenings to improve the parking situation for guests.

Couple’s Golden Anniversary Benefits Meals On Wheels

When it cam time for Rodney and Shirley Revette to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary, the couple decided that rather than exchange gifts with each other, they would support a local program that was dear to their hearts.

Owens Talks Economy, Jobs with 11,000 in Telephone Townhall Meeting

Many of the 14 questions he took from people on the call focused on the economy.

“We need to revamp the tax code to make a fairer system,” Owens said in response to a question about tax breaks for businesses and the wealthy. “The wealthy need to pay a bit more.”

OCO Honors Guindon

Oswego County Opportunities’ recently recognized, Mary Lou Guindon, Dining and Activity Center Manager, as its Outstanding Employee, Senior Services. She was honored for her commitment, resourcefulness, and dedication to OCO and those she serves.