The three days show family members and friends what SUNY Oswego students have been up to for the first several weeks of the semester, while providing a range of special events for the campus and community to enjoy. Most events are free and open to all.
UPDATE: (Alexandria Bay, NY – October 15, 2013) – Scott Fancher has been located in good health and is back with relatives.
The New York State Police are attempting to locate Scott M. Fancher Jr., 15, from the village of Alexandria Bay, New York. Fancher was last seen October 10.
Communication between Frederick Leighton Elementary School students, bus drivers, crossing guards, teachers and staff is critical to a smooth running educational environment. Once again for the 11th straight year the cooperative effort continues with a special year opening event.
When New York’s American Legion leaders visited Oswego County Oct. 5, they were treated to some Marine Junior ROTC drilling at Mexico Academy and Central School, a glimpse of the War of Independence in a scenic mural, and a reminder to “Support Our Troops” during lunch at Horning-Fournier American Legion Post 418 in Phoenix.
The H. Lee White Museum & Maritime Center, located on the West First Street Pier in Oswego’s Historic Maritime District, is open 1 – 5 p.m. Monday – Sunday throughout the year.
The issue of veterans having to pay for the designation was brought to the senator’s attention by country clerks, led by Oswego County Clerk Michael Backus and Monroe County Clerk Cheryl Dinolfo.
Jazz guitarist Peter Bernstein visited Paul Brewster’s Oswego Middle School eight grade general music classes while in town for an evening performance at SUNY Oswego. Bernstein is a highly respected musician, touring worldwide as both a soloist and support musician.
The Oswego Buc Boosters hosted their biggest Homecoming celebration yet at their sixth annual BucFest held on September 28 at Oswego High School’s Joe Wilber Field. It was a beautiful, sunny fall day for the festivities. Students of all ages, parents, and community members participated in the many games and school spirit building activities and helped cheer the Oswego Bucs football team on to a Homecoming victory.
I was able to check another experience off my Bucket List. John and I recently enjoyed Mid-Lakes Navigation’s day tour on the Oswego Canal. When we traveled by car along routes 481, 57, and 49 I would catch glimpses of the Oswego Canal and wondered what the world looked like from the water. Mid-Lakes Navigation operates tours on the Oswego Canal twice a year – four opportunities to enjoy the Oswego Canal.
Projects ranging from auto detailing to paraffin wax demonstrations were in focus Thursday during an Oswego County BOCES open house event on the Mexico campus. Teachers highlighted their class offerings and students showcased their work during the two-hour event, which gave visitors some insight into the programs and services that BOCES provides.
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