If the Gater Racing News Motorsports Expo at the New York State Fairgrounds last weekend was any indication, the Brewerton and Fulton Speedways are looking ahead to a fun and exciting 2014 season.
Oswego County Opportunities’ Nutrition Services is asking Oswego County residents to be a part of their annual March for Meals campaign by being a part of the many events that they will be hosting during the month of March.
According to Melanie Trexler, executive director of the United Way of Greater Oswego County, the Richard S. Shineman Foundation was a clear choice for the Spirit of Community Award.
Last week, the state Legislature met in joint session to elect four members to the state Board of Regents. The Board of Regents is responsible for the general supervision of all educational activities within New York State including the implementation of educational standards such as the much-maligned Common Core standards.
The Annual Junior/Senior Talent Show at Hannibal High School showed why the event has continued for a great many years when more than two dozen acts took the stage before a packed audience at the school on March 6.
A beloved son was taken too soon. Sabastian Alexander Spagnola, 3, has returned home to the hands of God.
On April 3, the Sandy Creek Transportation Department along with law enforcement personnel from across the state will participate in Operation Safe Start. At 2:30 p.m. Department of Transportation Supervisor Robin Cashel will share information, statistics and penalties associated with traffic violations and accidents involving passing a stopped school bus.
The LEO Club at Pulaski Middle/Senior High School is a new community service based organization linked as a junior organization to the Lions Club International. The club is a junior division of the Lions Club International. The Pulaski club is one of only a very few LEOs in the Central New York area.
George Baldwin, a representative from the Empire State Carpenters’ Apprenticeship Training Center was on hand at the Construction Technology class at Oswego County BOCES recently where he shared carpentry career opportunities available through the apprenticeship program.
Students became artists at Emerson J. Dillon Middle School recently when renowned Indian folk artist Rani Jha stopped by for a demonstration. Jha, who was visiting America for the first time, discussed the history of Mithila painting. She told students that the artwork was once created by women on the walls of their houses.
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