On April 28, Abby Stamm displayed her collection of baskets, beads, cooking utensils, jewelry, bags and clothing she has collected in her many Peace Corps assignments to Africa.
Fresh foods and produce will be available, free of charge to those in need, May 11 from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. or until food is gone.
Proceeds from the Strong Kids Campaign will fund scholarships that allow children and families who otherwise may not be able to, to benefit from family strengthening YMCA programs such as child care, day camp and programs for at-risk youth.
The Raider lacrosse team gears up for a strong finish. Also, National Honor Society officers are announced.
Bob Miano of Hannibal was the lucky winner of the Hannibal Dollars for Scholars $100 gas card raffle. Mr. Miano commutes from Hannibal to Syracuse every day so the gas card is especially appreciated with the rising cost of a gallon of gas.
The Oz Roller Girls, the community’s new flat-track women’s roller derby league, has blocked out time to address a number of community causes, from hunger to veteran support to animal welfare. Leading up to their first bout, the team mounted a food drive to support the Oswego Salvation Army food services that help hungry families in the community.
It sounds simple enough “You can help Japan by making paper cranes.” Well, Frederick Leighton Elementary School art teacher Michele Scoville recently saw a humanitarian fundraiser to assist the victims of the March 11 massive earthquakes that struck Sendai, Japan. The resulting tsunami ravaged the coastline.
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