The Children’s Museum of Oswego will help answer the age-old question: “What is there to do?” during the upcoming school holiday break for youngsters. Museum representatives will hold events and activities in the ballroom of the McCrobie Building, 41 Lake St., on December 23, 26-31.
Students of G. Ray Bodley’s H.O.P.E. Club are giving back to their community this holiday season. On a Saturday in early December, members of the club volunteered to be bell ringers for the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign.
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The John C. Birdlebough High School auditorium was filled to capacity on Dec. 10 as middle school musicians performed holiday songs during the winter concert. Under the direction of James DeMauro, the Emerson J. Dillon jazz band opened the evening with “Ye Jazzy Gentlemen” and “O Holy Night,” bringing the crowd to its feet with the festive music.
Kinney Drugs in Fulton has added to the holiday celebrations for residents of Michaud Residential Health Services. Through their “Be A Santa For A Senior” program, the Fulton Kinney Drugs collected gifts, and donated them to Michaud – to help make sure residents find something special under the Christmas tree this season.
The weather outside might have been frightful on Monday, but the music filling the John C. Birdlebough Auditorium was more than delightful! The Phoenix Community Band, under the direction of director David Frateschi, performed their much anticipated annual Winter Concert series on December 16.
Happy birthday, Cayley Mae Cunningham
Career and Technical Education students enrolled in the morning and the afternoon Public Safety and Justice programs at Oswego County BOCES organized a community outreach project to benefit the ‘Toys For Tots’
Oswego Middle School “Con Brio” brought more than the sounds of the season to the Mexico Hospice Tree Lighting Ceremony. Miranda Miller, a member of the Oswego Middle School singing group, was one of many students performing on the evening of December 5. However, it wasn’t only the music that made an impact.
It was an emotional, caring moment that one of the persons in attendance won’t soon forget.
Life for some local residents just got a little bit sweeter and merrier this holiday season thanks in part to the Exceptional Education students at BOCES. The ‘sweet’ part was a fun project that was coordinated with the Culinary Arts Career and Technical Education Program at OCB. The ‘merry’ part was a Christmas caroling field trip to the Ladies Home of Oswego, St. Luke Health Services and The Manor at Seneca Hill.
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