Month: November 2015

The 5K professionally timed Family Run/Walk is less than a week away. The event will be held November 15 at 12:30 p.m. at 22 Munn St., The Ancient Order of Hibernians.

FitzPatrick Nuclear Waste Facility

Entergy Corporation’s decision to discontinue electricity production at the FitzPatrick facility requires the company to transition it to a nuclear waste facility, hopefully different than the West Valley contaminated site.

Literacy Party Held at Kenney Middle School

Family literacy activities were plentiful during the Literacy Coalition of Oswego County’s fifth annual READ Event, held November 7 at Hannibal Central School District’s Dennis M. Kenney Middle School.

Principal Bateson Moves To Pulaski High School

With more than two decades of educational experience within the district, Michael Bateson has taken over the reins as principal of Pulaski High School, and has several ideas on how to increase the school’s potential.

P-TECH School To Launch Next Year In Oswego County

Students throughout Oswego County will have new, innovative learning opportunities next year, thanks to a collaboration among area education providers and local businesses.

United Baptist Church of Scriba To Host Lost and Found

The United Baptist Church of Scriba, 5111 Route 104E, will have a coffeehouse on Friday, Nov 13, from 7 to 9-ish p.m.

November 9, 2015 Steve Yablonski

Children’s Museum of Oswego Plans New Facility

The Children’s Museum of Oswego has announced plans for an 8,000 square foot children’s museum in the historic Buckhout-Jones building located at 7 W. Bridge St. Initial design calls for a two-story exhibition space that encourages children to interact and learn through various interactive displays.

November 9, 2015 Steve Yablonski

Weather Notebook For November 9, 2015

Mild with increasing sunshine today. High in the upper 50s.

Ritchie Secures $5,000 For Phoenix School District

State Senator Patty Ritchie has announced she has delivered $5,000 to help support John C. Birdlebough High School’s “Student Leadership Group,” a program that aims to teach students the importance of citizenship, responsibility, community involvement and other leadership characteristics.

The Manor’s Terry Woodworth Recognized With State Employee of Distinction Award

Caring…Compassionate…Dedicated. Those three words were echoed again and again as co-workers, elected officials and other dignitaries recognized Terry Woodworth, recipient of Leading Age New York’s Employee of Distinction Award.