Hannibal’s Board of Education recently took the first step towards revising a policy on purchasing that came under sharp criticism from the New York State Comptroller’s office.
At Thursday’s meeting of the Oswego Sunrise Rotary Club, Kevin Caraccioli told how his first grade teacher gave him a nickname that became the kernel of his children’s books. He will be part of Saturday’s literacy event at the Armory.
Lakeside Artisans will host a ‘Thursday Artists’ workshop with watercolorist Jeanne Dupre on Sept. 29, from 5 – 7 p.m. during the farmers’ market. The workshop will concentrate on fall trees.
Brookfield Renewable Power, the Oswego Fire Department and Oswego High School WBUC staff members collaborated to have the students produce public service announcements about water safety.
A Fulton school district parent complained that his son was denied a chance to try out for varsity football because of his disability, and that complaining about the incident brought the father and son harassment and retaliation.
Today, the school district says its investigation is complete and there was no wrongdoing.
Inside: Read the parent’s complaint and the district’s response.
For registrant’s in the St. Luke Adult Day Health Care program, National Adult Day Services Week, which runs September 18 – 24, will be “business as usual”, and that means a week full of activities, outings and entertainment!
Musicfest comes to Oswego again at the Oswego First United Methodist Church. Many local and regional Christian bands will perform on Saturday, September 25 from Noon to 5 pm providing a variety of musical types.
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