Hannibal Home and School has teamed with the Life Skills class for a fundraising campaign to benefit all students in the district. As part of the auction-style fundraiser, community members can bid on 13 different storage boxes that students built in class.
The University of Buffalo is working with the Erie County Health Department to investigate suspected cases of mumps among a small group of college students that attend the university. “We want the community to be aware of the spread of mumps in other areas if they are planning to do any traveling in the near future,” said Jiancheng Huang, Oswego County Public Health Director.
There are many interesting places to visit in Vietnam and one of the most colorful places is the Cao Dai temple not far from Saigon. Cao Dai is a religion that was founded in southern Vietnam in 1926 mixing ideas from many other religions. Cao Dai draws upon ideas from Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism and Christianity. Its saints includes such diverse figures as the Buddha, Confucius, Jesus Christ, Muhammad, Pericles, Julius Caesar, Joan of Arc, Victor Hugo and Sun Yat-sen.
Three students from Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District received awards for two Veterans of Foreign Wars writing contests: the Patriot’s Pen and the Voice of Democracy.
Talent, fashion and personality were on display in the John C. Birdlebough High School auditorium recently as 13 students vied for the title of Mr. Phoenix. The male pageant, which served as a fundraiser for the sophomore class, yielded plenty of laughter throughout the evening.
John C. Birdlebough High School students Matti Gleason and Daniel Knowlton recently represented the Phoenix Central School District by participating in the New York State Band Director’s annual High School Honor Band.
SUNY Oswego cooperative education student employees William Ernest and Allison Taylor (from left) speak with Port of Oswego Executive Director Zelko Kirincich and college President Deborah F. Stanley, a strong supporter of college-community partnerships that spur economic development.
Tobacco Free Network celebrated Kick Butts Day by displaying a banner that youth from APW Junior/Senior High School, Leadership Oswego County Youth and Central Square High School signed earlier this month. Kick Butts Day is a national day of activism sponsored by the Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids that empowers youth to speak out and stand up to the tobacco industry in an effort to end tobacco use once and for all.
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