Selected pieces included Neil Roman, a fourth grade student, in mixed media with his “Camouflage Chameleon” and sixth grader Abigail Faul with an oil pastel “Frank” inspired by the work of Basil Gogos.
Juniors or seniors with a grade point average that places them in the top 15 percent of their class are eligible for membership.
New York State’s four municipal associations joined together today to call for a collaborative effort between the state and local governments to lower taxes, bring jobs to New York State, and create a vibrant state where families and businesses thrive.
Friday, March 7, is National Dress in Blue Day in honor of colorectal cancer awareness month. Wear something blue to bring attention to this preventable cancer and spread the word about lifesaving screening.
Oswego City Police Lieutenant Zachary Misztal visited the Oswego Middle School as guest of eighth grade English teacher Sandra Brown (right). He helped the Eight East students “solve a crime” as he spoke about crime scenes, what to look for and the roles of people who work at the scene.
The production staff of the new musical ‘Robbin Hood’ is not pleased with the reviews that have been published in the Boston papers. They attribute the terrible reviews to the horrible performance of their leading lady and fear that their show is doomed and will never be able to open on Broadway. The scene is from Quirk’s Players’ 2014 musical, Curtains, which plays this weekend in the G. Ray Bodley High School Auditorium.
The Oswego County Legislature’s Human Services Committee recently presented Pam Austin with a certificate of appreciation for her 30 years of service. Austin is a senior support examiner at the Oswego County Department of Social Services.
Assemblyman Will Barclay was joined March 4 by fellow lawmakers from the state Senate and Assembly and Upstate Poison Control officials at a press conference to ban synthetic drugs. Joining these officials at the press conference was Teresa Woolson and her family, who are advocating for stronger laws regarding synthetic drug use. In 2012, Woolson’s son, Victor, died from injuries related to synthetic drug use.
The Step One Creative Peewee independent hockey team won the 2014 Perinton Big Thaw Hockey Tournament this past weekend in Fairport, New York.
Student actors and actresses, under the direction of Director MaryAnn House, will bring to life Richard Bissell’s comic novel Seven and a Half Cents, about labor relations in a pajama factory. It’s a family friendly show filled with great songs and lots of dancing.
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