Assistant Principal Patrick Vrooman said the quarterly honor is awarded to students in grades five through eight who meet the following criteria: take the initiative to do the right thing without having to be told, practice good work habits, consistency follow classroom and school rules, serve as a positive role model to others inside and outside of school and contribute to the well-being of the larger community through service.
Kenneth Arthur Sellars, 86, of Fulton, NY, passed away Thursday, December 21, 2017, at his daughter’s home in Red Wing, Minnesota, with his wife and family by his side.
The Blue Team at the Stepping Stones Day Program wrapped up its English language arts study of Greek mythology by writing and performing an original play entitled “Good vs. Evil.” During the academic unit, the class read the novel “The Lightning Thief” and compared the characters to those from ancient Greek Mythology.
Harry J. Hare Jr. was born in Oswego on November 10, 1934, to the late Harry J. Hare Sr. and Dorothy (Waters) Hare.
Mayor Billy Barlow has lifted the State of Emergency in the city of Oswego and has lifted the travel advisory put in place during yesterday’s (Dec. 27) winter storm. Residents may resume travel and the normal winter parking laws are now back in effect. Mayor Barlow praised the efforts of the Oswego Department of Public Works for their around the clock response to the storm and says the city will focus on snow removal in the comings days.
Palermo Elementary School students and their families enjoyed the recent Parent Teacher Club-sponsored Holiday Fun Night filled with activities, laughs and holiday cheer.
ARISE’s ramp program aids those in need. Elks retire old and worn flags. Caraccioli honored as Woman of Distinction. A piece of Fort Ontario’s history heads to Washington, DC
Four months after Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas, people are still struggling to rebuild their lives. That is where Mexico middle and high school students in the Advancement Via Individual Determination program came together to spread holiday cheer, hope and stability for the Youngblood Intermediate School in Houston, Texas.
During a portion of their recent virtual field trip to outer space, the children got an up-close look at the moon, saw a sunrise from outer space and learned all about life of astronauts.
Marion Ciciarelli, senior director of communications for Oswego Health, presented United Way resource development director Ali McGrath and campaign associate Kay Duguay with a food donation from Oswego Health.
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