Sandy Creek Middle School Student Council members Alex Paschall, Emily Smith, Brianna Snyder, Faith Bachar, Makenzie Lococo, Taila Hatch, Emily Kehoe, Nicky Radford, Abbey Fitzpatrick, Esther Brafman, Timothy Snell, Morgan Bristol, Riley MacDuffie and Haylie Roberts created approximately 60 “chemo care packages.”
Geraldine Madden, 92, a resident of St. Luke’s Apartments, Oswego, passed away Friday April 19, 2013, at Oswego Hospital.
International musical talents Craig Schulman, Eleanor Paunovic and Dan Riddle (shown pictured right to left) performed to a packed house at the American Foundry in Oswego this past weekend for the Oswego Opera Theater’s production “A Grand Night for Singing in Oswego.”
Graveside services with Military Honors for Bernice I. Raymond, who died January 24, will be 1 p.m. April 24 at New Haven Cemetery.
Representatives from Oswego County Opportunities Education Services and Literacy Volunteers of Oswego County met at the river’s end bookstore in preparation for World Book Night, April 23, an event dedicated to spreading the love of reading.
Kevin Gardner, acting chairman of the Oswego County Legislature, presented Earth Week Coordinator Richard Drosse a proclamation designating April 19 through 28 Earth Week in Oswego County. The Oswego County Environmental Management Council has planned a variety of projects to help protect Oswego County’s natural resources.
We have been to Singapore several times and each time I am amazed by something new and unique that has opened since our last visit. We stayed at the newly opened Parkroyal Hotel on Pickering with sky gardens at various levels. Typical of Singapore the area next to the street is lined with trees and the street-length lobby has a meandering stream creating a green environment unique for a city hotel plus it is located across from a small park.
The Hannibal Democratic Committee’s annual chicken barbecue will be held on May 5. It will be at the Hannibal American Legion on Rochester Street. The barbecue will run from noon until 3 p.m. or until the chicken is gone.
It’s sad but true. Following major disasters and tragedies, scam artists impersonate charities to steal money or get private information from well-intentioned taxpayers. Fraudulent schemes involve solicitations by phone, social media, email or in-person. Scam artists use a variety of tactics. Some operate bogus charities that contact people by telephone to solicit money or financial information.
During Wednesday’s Hannibal Board of Education meeting, the board unanimously voted to adopt the budget and authorized the $28.8 million spending plan for the coming school year. The budget is a $1.4 million or 4.4% increase over last year’s budget and includes the $20.3 million allotted to Hannibal from the state.
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