Mayor Billy Barlow painted a bright vision of the Port City’s future in his third State of the City address Tuesday night. “We are in a state of progress, resurgence and revival,” the mayor told the standing-room-only crowd. “There are positive signs of progress that are undeniable and we must seize the opportunity, keep pushing forward and capitalize on the improvements we have made.”
Light snow flurries, about 1-3 inches, tapering off later today. High near 25.
Mostly dry but increasing clouds today. High near 35.
“Girls Who Code” is a national non-profit organization aimed at closing the gender gap in technology by offering girls in grades six to 12 the opportunity to explore coding in a fun environment. Computing is where the tech jobs are and will be, yet girls are getting left behind, with only one in five computer science graduates being women.
Frederick Leighton Elementary and Paul V. Moore High School have been named recipients of Capacity Building Grants from Terra Science and Education, Inc. for a total of $5,368.06 in grant funding going into Oswego County Schools.
Turning milder after a cold start today. High near 35.
Cold but not as brisk with some sun today. High near 25.
Much colder with lake effect flurries tapering off later today. High near 25.
Trinity Catholic School, as one of 22 Catholic schools within the Diocese of Syracuse, will once again celebrate Catholic Schools Week, January 28 – February 3. Catholic Schools Week is the annual celebration of Catholic education in the United States, said Barbara Sugar, principal. On a designated day during Catholic Schools Week, schools in all four regions of the diocese will focus on giving back to their communities.
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