The Phoenix Chorus and Drama Booster Club wanted to do something a little different to promote the spring musical “Cinderella.” So, they held a Royal Ball and Tea Party for all the little princesses, knights in the kingdom. The musical opens Thursday afternoon.
The Best Western Captain’s Quarters, in Oswego, New York, has received the Best Western Director’s Award for outstanding quality standards.
A graduate of Pulaski Senior High School, she is the daughter of Denise and Mark Heenan. To qualify, students must earn a GPA of 3.5 or higher and complete a minimum of 12 credit hours.
AURORA of CNY, Inc. is the only non-profit that works exclusively with people in Central New York who are deaf, blind, visually impaired or hard of hearing.
New York Sea Grant issued a series of impact statements for projects completed in 2011. The projects impacted diverse interest sectors including commercial fishermen, US Coast Guard search and rescue programs, the seafood industry, New York’s teachers and students, public and private coastal property managers, municipal leaders, and fisheries managers.
Oswego Health presents Renante Ignacio M.D, a specialist in hospice, palliative care and geriatric medicine at an Ask the Doctor presentation to be held at 6 p.m. March 21st in the lower level conference room of the Oswego Health Services Center, which is adjacent to Oswego Hospital.
Rachel May of Central Square, a student at The College of Saint Rose in Albany, is one of 13 Saint Rose students spending an Alternative Spring Break in New Orleans helping citizens of the city continue to rebuild in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
The Quirk’s Players’ 2012 spring musical, Damn Yankees, is under the direction of Fulton teachers Tom Briggs, Tom Nami and Rob Lescarbeau with dances choreographed by Doreen Forbes. It runs this weekend on the high school stage.
The community is invited to meet Fulton civic leaders including Mayor Ron Woodward, Fifth Ward Alderman Jay Foster and Six Ward Alderman Lawrence Macner and Police Chief Orlo Green on Saturday starting at 5 p.m. at the First United Church of Fulton, 33 S. Third St.
The Assemblyman read a Dr. Seuss book and talked with the students about how laws work and how they can govern such things as the length of the school year.
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