There was plenty of cheering at Tuesday’s (May 19) Oswego School Board meeting. And, it had noting to do with the budget vote or board elections. At Tuesday’s meeting, Superintendent Ben Halsey announced that Leighton Elementary School was no longer on the state’s “Focus” list. “We have been working a long time to improve the academic performance in that building,” he said. “I am very happy to announce that Leighton has officially been removed from the focus group. I would like to congratulate the faculty that has dedicated themselves to this process.”
Tracey Road Equipment DIRTcar Modifieds 35-Laps) – BILLY DECKER, Danny Johnson, Tom Sears Jr., Rob Bellinger, Jimmy Phelps
A semester grade point average of 3.6 to 3.79 qualifies full-time matriculated students for inclusion on the President’s Achievement List.
Spring graveside services for Claudia J. Ferlito, 68, who passed away on Monday March 16, 2015, will be on Friday May 29, 2015, at 2 p.m. in Pennellville Cemetery.
Last week you talked about dogs in cars and that was all well and good, but what about cats in cars? I would love to take my cat, Bernie, to Florida with me in the winter, but if I even put him in the car for a few minutes to take him to the vet he howls the whole time as if I was torturing him. If there a way to get him to enjoy or at least tolerate car trips.
The Oswego County Health Department will hold a rabies clinic from 6 to 8 p.m. June 3 at the West Monroe Town Highway Garage, 46 County Route 11. New York State law requires that all cats, dogs, and pet ferrets be vaccinated against rabies.
The Oswego County Emergency Management Office/Emergency Medical Services will offer an Emergency Medical Technician – Basic Refresher course beginning June 3 at the County Branch Office Building, 200 N. Second St., in the basement.
Carole Sponable of Phoenix was named as an Oswego County Tourism Ambassador in 2014 by the Oswego County Tourism Advisory Council. Chairman David Rath presented her with the certificate at the group’s April meeting.
Las Vegas has changed dramatically over the years. Before the glitzy gambling areas of Las Vegas, the area was a stopover on the way west. Much has changed since John C. Fremont traversed the valley in 1844. At that time it was still part of Mexico. The one thing that hasn’t changed much is the stunning scenery just outside the city.
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