Due the rainy weather that occurred during May’s scheduled Bird Song Saunter, the Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center has rescheduled the program. On June 15 at 7 p.m. (rain date, June 16), delight in an evening concert along woodland trails of the Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center.
Music filled the Paul V. Moore High School Auditorium recently as the Central Square Middle School band and chorus presented a medley of songs.
The group was commended during a recent Morning Express program where they received a “brag tag” to add to their collection and applause from guests, teachers and peers.
With a desire to help others, Phoenix National Junior Honor Society members recently hosted a fundraiser benefiting the Ronald McDonald house of Syracuse. Students held a “lap-a-thon,” along the indoor track and solicited sponsors for each completed lap during a 30-minute time period.
The Sandy Creek Varsity Softball team became Section III Class C Champions following their 9-0 victory over Tully on May 30 at OCC. The Sandy Creek team will now advance to the New York State Regional competition this Friday, June 2, at Union Endicott High School vs. Elmira Notre Dame.
World No Tobacco Day is a global effort to reduce the negative impact of tobacco in our communities. The adverse effects of tobacco use are evident in our community from tobacco-related illnesses to tobacco litter among where our children play. Not only smokers are affected by tobacco; according to the CDC, research has shown that 41,000 Americans die yearly due to secondhand smoke.
“In the Hayloft” concert series at Esperance Fruit Farm in Red Creek will present a concert with the Susquehanna String Band, featuring Rick Bunting, John Kirk and Dan Duggan, on June 9 at 8 p.m.
Novelis is partnering with the Zonta Club of Oswego as the Title sponsor if their 33rd Amelia Earhart Woman of Achievement Dinner honoring the late Billie Crandall Brady. Billie was a long-time resident of Oswego County and served the community tirelessly for 28 years.
The Fulton Junior High School will have a familiar face in charge when Christopher Leece assumes principal duties on July 1.
If there’s one lesson Fulton City School District sixth graders learned during a recent school lesson, it was to never forget the accomplishments of Fultonians who helped shape the course of history.
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