The monthly award was given to students who were nominated by their classroom teacher for believing in themselves and persevering for a personal achievement. Awardees were recognized during a recent Morning Express program in front of their peers, teachers and guests.
From the Port City to Hollywood and back again, Oswego High School’s own Gary Carpentier visited with students on Wednesday morning (Oct. 25), telling them to follow their passion and cherish their time as Buccaneers. Carpentier, OHS Class of 2009, recently appeared as a finalist on NBC’s singing competition program “The Voice. “This is where it all started,” said Carpentier, speaking in music teacher Robert Dumas’ classroom on Wednesday to members of the OHS Chorale, Chamber Singers and Concert Choir ensembles.
The Oswego Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO announced its endorsement of Nathan Emmons for Oswego County Legislature, 15fh District. Emmons has strong labor support and has also received the endorsement of Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 73, the International Union of Engineers Local 158 and the Central and Norther New York Building and Construction Trades.
For the second time this year, taxpayers voted down this building project. This by no means stops the volunteers from responding.
The town of Volney is having a contest – “How Many Peanuts in the Jar?” Contest ends October 31.
Paul V. Moore High School is proud to present “Treasure Island” on two swash-buckling dates, November 3 and 4 with show times at 7 p.m. Tickets are available at the door for $8 adults ($7 presale); $7 for students and senior citizens ($6 presale). Presale tickets can be reserved by email at [email protected].
The annual Model Train Show of the Oswego Valley Railroad Association will be held at the Fulton War Memorial, 609 W. Broadway (Route 3). The dates are November 11 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and November 12 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The delivery truck from Eagle Beverage Inc. arrived right on time at St. Luke Health Services as Eagle representatives unloaded a supply of beer and other specialty beverages for residents, family and friends to sample, while sharing some comradery and laughs during their annual Oktoberfest celebration.
Great sportsmanship was on display for Mexico Academy & Central Schools’ annual Mexico Idol on October 19, where 12 students from the high school chorus sang, competing for the first place title.
Fulton Public Library is pleased to announce that it received a mini-grant from the Youth Bureau for its 2017 Summer Reading Program. The program was also made possible by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services.
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