Summer’s end and early autumn mark the last phase of parental activity for breeding owls. Courtship, egg laying, incubation, brooding, hunting and feeding of the nestlings have occupied the adults from late winter until now.
The Mexico Academy & Central School District sought to educate and motive students throughout the summer months to help them carry successes and achievements to the beginning of the 2017-2018 school year. A couple hundred MACS students, from kindergartners up to high schoolers, enjoyed summer learning activities which targeted instruction, recovery of credits and/or social-emotional growth.
Mexico Academy & Central School District’s special education summer school program rocks! Program participants painted small rocks with various colorful designs and inspiring messages to spread positivity and kindness throughout the greater Mexico community.
New York State Fair opening day visitors will be able to see a replica of the gunboat USS Philadelphia that carried General Benedict Arnold and his Continental Army troops in 1776 during the Revolutionary War rebuilt in just one day, on August 23.
The Oswego Alliance Church is getting ready for its second annual clothing sale on Friday, August 25, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday, August 26, from 9 a.m. to noon.
Alan Byer Collision Center North just had a grand opening and ribbon cutting with Mayor Ron Woodward and the chamber of commerce at its new and second location, 512 W. Broadway.
In an effort to offer mothers an ongoing source of peer support, assistance, and breastfeeding information, REACH CNY is proud to announce the launch of Breastfeeding Cafés of Oswego County.
Mexico High School Varsity Lacrosse players shared their knowledge and love of the game recently with eager children who sought to both learn and enhance their lacrosse skills.
Bishop’s Commons in Oswego will host the next in a series of gardening classes led by Cornell Cooperative Extension Certified Master Gardener Bonnie Amedio on August 15.
Though the 2017-18 school year doesn’t officially start until September, that hasn’t stop students from Lura M. Sharp Elementary School from flying through pages at the school’s summer reading program. The program provides individualized learning to students with varying levels of reading gaps.
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