Junior Dylan Long and seniors John Ocker and Anthony Yost will visit the Nassau County Aquatic Center on Long Island to compete in their individual meets after having qualified during a recent Section III, Class B competition.
What do you get when you combine 16 teams of students who have read 10 chapter books each and scores that reached up to 120 points? One fantastic Battle of the Books at Lanigan Elementary School.
Assemblyman Will Barclay announced that the public will have a chance to weigh in on proposed changes affecting tipped workers. Late last year, the governor announced the possibility of ending a separate wage for tipped workers and would require workers such as wait staff to be paid the standard minimum wage.
The charges stem from an ongoing investigation from an earlier arrest on June 9, 2017, for Rape 3rd degree, Endangering the Welfare of a Child, Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child, and Criminal Sexual Act 3rd degree. He is alleged to have oral sex and sexual contact with a person less than 11 years old, while he lived in the city of Fulton.
The machine is worth approximately $7,000 and will help remove potentially cancer causing substances that get into the firefighters’ gear. The Gauch (washing machine) extractor is more than just a ‘washing machine.’ It removes harmful toxins from the firefighters’ turnout gear. As part of the deal, OFD will use the machine to decontaminate Fulton Fire Department’s gear as well.
Linda Welcher Shaper, 71, of Old Brookville, NY, formally from Fulton, passed away in her husband’s loving arms Wednesday, February 14, 2018, in Sands Point Rehab, Port Washington, NY.
Cynthia M. Castaldo, 84, of Oswego, died Monday February 26, 2018, peacefully at home with her family by her side.
For the Suit Up event, the Oswego students had the entire JCPenney store at Destiny USA to themselves from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 18, to seek out formal wear with a store-provided 40 percent discount.
Tika is a major cuddler and lap sitter. She will let you hold her upside down like a baby. She loves, loves, loves attention. She will create a toy out of anything she finds and she loves to ride around on your shoulder.
In an effort to teach young people about the importance of protecting the planet, Senator Patty Ritchie is inviting local students to take part in the New York State Senate’s annual “Earth Day Poster Contest.” The theme of this year’s contest, which is open to children in grades kindergarten through 6th, is “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.”
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