Although the dirt won’t be flying Saturday night for Fulton Speedway’s 2014 points opener due to excessive rain, the track – home for mods, sportsman and the Outlaw 200 – is also a starting line for kids who love all things racing.
The No. 3-seeded Oswego State baseball team downed No. 2 Brockport 4-1 in its first game of the double-elimination SUNYAC Championship on Friday afternoon at Wallace Field on the campus of Cortland. Oswego will now play the host and No. 1 Red Dragons of Cortland at 1 p.m. on Saturday.
Principal Lisa Garofalo gave certificates to one student from each classroom that exemplified the character trait for April which is self-control. In addition to the classroom role models, students were recognized and awarded certificates for being “On A Roll” models.
Graveside services for Laura Post Thompson who died Tuesday February 25, 2014, will be held on May 6 at 1 p.m.
Constance Schwartz, a 1990 graduate of SUNY Oswego with a successful career in marketing and talent management, will serve as mistress of ceremonies for Commencement Eve activities at the college May 16, including the dinner and traditional Torchlight Ceremony.
Gather up your bagged leaves, cuttings and anything that grows. The Hannibal Village Arbor Day Event will be held on May 5.
The “Class of 2013” was inducted into the Oswego High School Athletic Hall of Fame on April 26 at the Oswego County Club. Nearly 100 people were present at the event that was marked by emotional and sincere speeches from the newest inductees.
The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program, a division of SUNY Oswego’s Office of Business and Community Relations is now accepting registrations for a six-week workshop in Lacona on falls prevention called “Six Steps to Better Balance.” At 1 p.m. May 14, the North Country Christian Church in Lacona will host an informational demonstration the program.
Cazenovia College has released the names of students honored for academic achievement during the fall semester of 2013. Those named to the Dean’s List have achieved a 3.5 or better grade point average for all courses attempted and have earned 12 or more credits during the semester.
On April 24, the Oswego Public Library hosted people reading their favorite poems. Oswego Mayor Tom Gillen led off with The Stolen Child by W. B. Yeats. Libbie and Conner read also before Librarian Edward Elsner finished up with the favorites of Diane C., Matthew Brancato and an attempt at pronouncing Spanish.
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