They received recognition during a recent Morning Express program where they were showered with appreciation themselves for being fine examples of showing thanks in their classroom throughout the month of November.
Movie actor, national recording artist and concert performer “Legend” Elvis (Michael Paul Callahan) will make an appearance at 5:10 .p.m for the Port City’s tree lighting ceremony. There will be a full day of activities including a visit from Santa, a children’s parade, multiple stage performances, food vendors, live reindeer, fireworks after the tree is lit and so much more.
The Mexico Academy and Central Schools “Los Inteligentes” chapter of National Honor Society held its 62nd Annual Rite of Induction recently welcoming 20 new members.
Nearly 100 students from Oswego Middle School joined members of the Oswego City Police Department at Lighthouse Lanes recently for an afternoon of bowling and pizza while building trust and finding common ground.
Preparations are under way for the annual Holiday Bazaar at the Bowen’s Corners United Methodist Church to be held Dec. 1 and 2. The event will feature crafts, a bake sale and candy sale, a sale of gently used holiday items, and a luncheon. Bazaar hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day.
On Saturday, The Oswego Tier II Travel team sponsored by the Oswego Sub Shop lost to League foe New Hartford 1-6. On Sunday morning, the Sub Shop Peewees traveled to Auburn, handing the hosts a 5-4 defeat.
Surrounded in the auditorium by family, friends, teachers and administrators, the inductees were lauded for exemplifying the five characteristics of the NHS: scholarship, leadership, service, citizenship and character.
A little kindness has gone a long way for Lanigan Elementary School students. Caring hearts of hundreds of students and staff members at Lanigan led to the collection of a few hundred non-perishable food items for the Food Bank of Central New York, strengthened friendships and messages of positivity throughout the building.
Thanks to the efforts of school counselor Dian Roberts, students have taken off with the “Palermo Puzzle” project which has involved writing positive, inspiring messages on each puzzle piece and then hiding them somewhere in the school in hopes of brightening a classmate’s or teacher’s day.
The Paul V. Moore Student Government will sponsor another exciting “Kids’ Night Out!” from 3 to 7 p.m. Dec. 2 at the high school, 44 School Drive. This safe and fun holiday event is being offered for parents and guardians who would like to enjoy an evening during the holiday season to get some shopping done, all while their children are being cared for and entertained in safe and friendly environment.
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