The Oswego Lions Club with host the third annual River’s Edge “handmade” Craft Show on June 8.
The event will take place along the beautiful river’s edge, on West Liner Park, in Oswego, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Laura Ryder, the Director of Literacy and former Frederick Leighton Elementary School Principal; and Tim Bristol, who served the district for 34 years as an auto mechanic, were recognized by Superintendent of Schools Ben Halsey and Board of Education President Kathleen Allen. Other employees whose letters of retirement were also accepted included Frederick Ensworth, Pauline Vona and Thomas Dehm.
Oswego County families, educators and service providers will meet to explore how to better understand how to work effectively with children’s challenging behavior using collaborative problem solving at 6 p.m. June 11 in the New Haven Elementary School library. The training is free through a grant funded by Family Support Services in the state Office of People with Developmental Disabilities.
For decades, police officers throughout Oswego County have participated in the annual “Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics.” On Tuesday, officers representing the cities of Fulton and Oswego, the county and others carried on the tradition. The runs are designed to focus attention on the Special Olympics.
On May 12, the Common Council voted to authorize the city chamberlain to itemize the overtime costs to the city associated with the Bridge Street Run and bill SUNY Oswego. However, shortly thereafter, Mayor Tom Gillen vetoed the resolution. On Tuesday night, he delivered his veto message to the council.
William LeVea, the Fulton man who recklessly caused the death of Christopher Spack when he repeatedly rammed his vehicle into the man’s pick-up truck, has been denied a request for an early release from prison. Donna Williams, who was Spack’s girlfriend, and spearheaded a Moveon.org petition to help keep LeVea in prison, said she was overwhelmed when she heard today’s news.
The Fulton City School District will be holding an open registration night for the district’s Universal Pre-Kindergarten program on June 5. The event will run from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Fulton Education Center, 167 S.Fourth St., and will feature a free performance by the Twin Magicians.
The New York State School Music Association recently evaluated the Hannibal High School Concert Band with a gold rating. Hannibal students performed at the Major Organization Evaluation Festival held in the Fulton School District.
The Hannibal High School chorus performed their last concert of the year on May 20. The theme of the night was endings and beginnings.
Hannibal High School seniors Elyssa Terry-DeRycke and Gabrielle Griffin have been named the Class of 2014 valedictorian and salutatorian.
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