Universal Metal Works, Rombough Electric and the Tri-Oswego Triathlon teamed up in 2012 to manufacture new bike racks for use with the event, according to Shane Broadwell, Tri-Oswego Race Director.
Minetto Elementary School sixth graders were in the spotlight at the annual honors program conducted before a cafeteria-packed with parents, friends, family and staff members. Principal Dean Goewey presented certificates to each sixth grader and also recognized several other students with special awards.
State Senator Patty Ritchie has announced her bill that would improve motorcycle safety by adding motorcycle awareness training to the DMV’s mandatory, pre-licensing courses has passed unanimously the Senate.
The 2013 Summer Reading Program theme is Dig Into Reading. Kids of all ages are welcome to participate and earn prizes as they read. Registration is free and starts June 24 through 29. The Summer Reading Program will run from July 1 through August 9.
What’s the probability of having fun while learning about mathematics? Pretty high, according to the students in Helen Perth’s Multi-Occupations class at Oswego County BOCES.
The St. Lawrence Seaway reported that year-to-date total cargo shipments for the period March 22 to May 31 were 8.1 million metric tons, down 12 percent over the same period in 2012.
Robert S. Alton, 64, of Oswego passed away Wednesday morning June 12, 2013, at Veterans Administration Medical Center, Syracuse.
The Fulton City School District Universal Pre-Kindergarten Program hosted an evening of magic at the recent Family Fun and Open Registration Night. Current UPK students enjoyed a performance by the Twin Magicians while parents spent time with kindergarten teachers and other district officials discussing the transition from UPK to kindergarten.
Students in pre-kindergarten through grade five along with their family members were invited to participate in an evening of Reading Olympics.
Amelia Michelle Wade, a junior at Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School, unexpectedly passed away in 2010. To honor her memory, her parents, Eric and Valerie Wade, along with their daughter, Kara, set up a scholarship in Amelia’s name to be awarded to APW High School seniors who exhibit exceptional character and plan to enter the medical field.
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