The 2017 theatre season continues at the Arts Center with the debut of another new director tackling the challenges of creating live art onstage. Jessie Dobrzynski joins the directing team at the helm of 12 Angry Men with the production slated to run March 24 – April 2.
The Medical Assistant Program at the Center for Career and Community Education held a graduation ceremony for students who successfully completed their program. CCCE is a partnership between Cayuga Community College and the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation.
With a commitment to his students and a passion for physical education, Hannibal alumnus Scott Leonard recently received honors as the Central North Zone Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year.
Charles H. Burghart, 79, of Hannibal, NY passed away after a brief illness in Florida on Monday February 20, 2017.
Area Al-Anon Family Groups will host the showing of the movie, “When Love is Not Enough, the Lois Wilson Story” on March 18 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Oswego Public Library Cole Community Room, 120 E. Second St.
The winter work schedule at our Richland headquarters is in full swing, delayed for a time due to the excessive snow in January. During the weekend of February 25-26 we were able to remove some sheet rock on our back wall that we have long desired to replace, adding some new electrical in the process. We also worked that weekend to catch up on files and correspondence.
Breezy and cold with scattered snow showers today. High 30.
If you missed Quirk’s Players of G. Ray Bodley High School’s humorous Broadway musical, The Addams Family, Thursday – you have more chances to see it tonight and Saturday.
On March 27 at 7 p.m., at the Hannibal Community Center on Oswego Street, the Hannibal Historical Society will host George DeMass, Oswego Town Historian. He will talk about the Safe Haven Museum’s plans for expansion and its push, along with Fort Ontario, to become a National Park.
I just got back from my vet with my cat, Charlie, and I am totally confused. I thought that every cat always got the same vaccines on the same schedule. She said it was not so simple – there are four “core” vaccines (FPV, Rabies, FHV and FCV) that almost all cats should have, with a few very rare exceptions. But, there are six more that they can have depending on their “lifestyle.” I ended up just having the core vaccines, I guess because he’s an indoor cat and never travels or gets boarded, but when did it get so complicated?
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