The Oswego County Health Department announced today (June 26) that a bat captured in the town of Granby has tested positive for rabies. Bats are a common carrier of rabies, said Oswego County Public Health Director Jiancheng Huang.
Dave Turner, director of the Department of Community Development, Tourism and Planning, said his office is not currently soliciting advertising for its visitor guide, and that any legitimate advertisement solicitations for Oswego County’s official visitors guide would come directly from the tourism office staff and not through a third-party vendor.
My name is Maverick. I am a big goofy black lab with a huge tongue, all the better to kiss you with! I am about a year and a half – old enough to sort of know stuff – but still a lot of fun. I can play catch, sit, and sometimes I roll over. (We may have to work on that a little more.) I get along with everybody, children, cats and other dogs.
Olivia Uttamsingh said she wants to be remembered by her classmates as someone who never wasted her time, which is one of the reasons she excelled in school and was named the valedictorian of the Class of 2015. With a strong internal drive to succeed, John C. Birdlebough High School senior Ashley Centner, salutatorian, is not one to settle for mediocrity.
The halls of Dennis M. Kenney Middle School were lined with student work as hundreds of parents toured the building during the annual Cruizin’ Kenney event. In addition to displays and exhibits, there were several live demonstrations that captivated attendees as they strolled through the school.
For Hannibal High School senior Liam Mason, who has received countless awards for academic excellence throughout his years of schooling, the recent distinction as class salutatorian is another feather in his cap.
Although she is the top-ranked student in Hannibal High School’s graduating Class of 2015, Olivia Cacchione is quick to credit her parents, classmates and teachers for contributing to her academic success.
Fourth graders at Altmar-Parish-Williamstown recently traded in their “Rebel blue” for Syracuse orange as they toured Syracuse University. The field trip provided the students with a first-hand glimpse of the opportunities available to them at the collegiate level.
The Oswego City School District Board of Education recognized the retirement of Brendan Fear at its June 16 meeting. Fear was director of technology, networks and information systems.
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