When I see the many articles listing the “Top Ten Beaches” it seemed to me that sooner later every great beach would make the list. So, I knew Ngapali Beach in Myanmar would be discovered. It finally made CNN’s list of “Best Beaches” in February 2016. John and I have been to Ngapali Beach nine times, staying each year at Amazing Resort. Ngapali Beach is truly a wonderful beach on the Bay of Bengal.
Students at Central Square Middle School were evacuated today (April 22) following the discovery of a written bomb threat that has since been deemed not credible.
Students from the Altmar-Parish-Williamstown, Fulton, Hannibal, Mexico, Oswego, Phoenix, Pulaski and Sandy Creek school districts attended this free event to learn about career choices in the county from local business professionals.
A new CD features the music of a family of composers: SUNY Oswego music faculty member Eric Schmitz, his father and his brother. Ravello Records recently published “ACE Composers: 21st Century Chamber Music by Alan, Christopher & Eric Schmitz,” a collection linked by both bloodline and connections to popular genres.
As the countdown continues toward Oswego Speedway’s 66th consecutive season of green flag racing, fans have the opportunity to assist in getting the ‘Steel Palace’ and Oswego Kartway Bullring ready for action on April 30 with the 13th annual Pizza Villa Spring Spruce-Up Day.
The Eastern Communication Association recently honored SUNY Oswego communication studies department chair Dr. Mary C. Toale as an ECA Teaching Fellow at its annual conference in Baltimore. The designation recognizes a distinguished career of teaching excellence in the field of communication and is limited to colleagues who have active and ongoing service to the association.
Ten students from the Sandy Creek Central, Hannibal Central and Pulaski Academy & Central school districts recently spent the morning at CiTi’s Mexico campus to learn more about CTE Business: a project-based business program that develops students’ understanding and skills about business.
Students selected must have a minimum grade point average of 3.5 and maintain a high academic standing throughout their enrollment at CCC.
This week’s episode features Jenna Bradshaw and Kyra O’Gorman. Kyle Crossman highlights the school store, how it is run now, and how they are hoping to run it in the future. Kyra discusses the NED Show which recently made it’s way to Leighton Elementary School, free of charge, to try to inspire and teach the students there. Jenna talks about the boys’ baseball team and their efforts to fundraiser for ALS through a tournament organized by the Strike Out Lou Gehrig’s Disease Baseball Classic Committee. Aaron and Kristin then highlight the drama club’s spring play, which is a twist on Shakespeare’s Macbeth.
On April 6, State Police received a complaint from a victim who had learned his driver’s license was suspended for several unanswered traffic tickets he claimed he had never received. Following an investigation, it was determined that Scott Blowers, a relative of the victim, had been providing the victim’s identity on several traffic stops throughout Oswego County.
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