Principals Michael McAuliff (3-6) and Dee Penoyer (UPK-2) encouraged the students to read 100,000 minutes as a school. While it may seem like a daunting challenge, when broken down, it represents approximately 15-20 minutes per student per day.
The event gave students and their parents, siblings and other relatives an opportunity to interact with one another and teaching staff while enjoying an entire evening of math-inspired fun.
Oswego County BOCES’ Arts-In-Education program coordinated a West African storyteller’s visit to Fairley Elementary School in Hannibal on October 22. Robbi Kumalo, also known as Robbi K, presented two West African storytelling programs of “How the Turtle Got His Shell.”
In recognition of National Hospice Month in November, five Oswego County restaurants are joining with the Friends of Oswego County Hospice to support the Hospice Program in Oswego County. Canale’s, The Blue Moon Grill, Arena’s Eis House, Ruby Tuesday and Fajita Grill in Oswego will all be donating a portion of one day’s sale to the Friends of Hospice.
Oswego County Sheriff Reuel A. Todd has announced that three Young Snowmobile Operator Safety Courses will be held in December.
There is plenty going on at the Oswego Public Library in the coming weeks.
SUNY Oswego faculty member Dr. David Moody examines Christian rap and gospel hip-hop as an evolution of black liberation theology in his recently published book “Political Melodies in the Pews?: The Voice of the Black Christian Rapper in the Twenty-first Century Church.”
November brings so much to village and town of Parish. Voting on the 6th, Veteran’s Day on 11th, Thanksgiving on the 22nd. Voting is your right, so get out there and exercise it by casting a ballot for your favorite candidate! Voting polls in Parish are at the Fire Barn.
This new beginner/Intermediate running program is designed to introduce participants to basic training concepts for optimal fitness and development. Runners will learn a simplistic time and effort-based training system format that is time-manageable, safe, effective, and transportable!
Oswego High School volleyball teams are preparing for postseason play as they proved winners this week. In boys action the Bucs closed out the home season against Cicero-North Syracuse and swept the visitors 25-14, 25-17 and 25-23.
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