The holiday season sees a burst in publishing with three new books out in the Half-Shire region. The new History of Oswego County, prepared by all of the town, city and village historians throughout 2016, will be available after December 15. The 192-page, fully-illustrated book is available in hardcover ($20 plus $3 for postage) or paperback ($10, plus $3 postage) through Half-Shire.
Oswego’s Blue Team ups its record to 4 – 0 in recent volleyball action.
As the holiday season approaches, members of the Hannibal Central School District community are once again rallying their efforts for those in need. The giving spirit kicked off recently with the annual Christmas Bureau Carnival at Dennis M. Kenney Middle School.
The Hannibal High School chapter of the National Honor Society doubled in size recently as 17 new members were inducted into the prestigious organization. Inductees were celebrated by an audience of their peers, teachers and family members who gathered in the Lockwood Auditorium for the ceremony welcoming them into the Sadie Adamy chapter of NHS.
Jane Arlene Sivers, 87, passed away Tuesday, December 6, 2016, at the Sarah Reed Senior Center in Erie, Pa.
Brandon Grow developed the project and, with the help of Scouts in Hannibal Troop 780, the walking trail between the high school and elementary school was cleaned and mulched.
Earl H. Longley, 93, of Fulton, passed away on Tuesday, December 6, 2016, at St. Luke Residential Health Services in Oswego.
The blood drive will be held from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the JPC conference room in the lower level of the Oswego Health Services Center, which is adjacent to Oswego Hospital.
Governor Andrew Cuomo today (Dec. 7) directed the Office of Emergency Management, State Police, the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, the Office of Fire Prevention and Control, the Department of Transportation and the Thruway Authority to enhance monitoring and prepare to deploy resources for lake effect snow that will impact parts of Western and Northern New York into Central New York and the Mohawk Valley through Saturday morning.
Michael A. Maroun Elementary School staff and faculty members are making spirits bright this holiday season by helping Phoenix families in need. Nearly 20 families were adopted for the holidays.
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