Brewerton Elementary welcomed some new “guests” to its school this year. Perhaps you’ve seen them wandering around the hallways or tooling around in classrooms. These special new guests are robots, Finch Robots, to be specific.
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Elementary School held its annual Kindergarten through third grade Snow Ball where students, dressed in their finest, came with parents and guardians to dance the night away.
There will be more to love about Valentine’s Day if you are one of the five “Early Bird” drawing winners, part of St. Luke’s annual “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle. Five ticket numbers will be picked on February 14 from all the “Bundle of Bucks” tickets sold by this date.
The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and New York Sea Grant have announced February 18 as the date for the Young Boater Safety Certificate training course at the 2017 Central New York Boat Show. The program will run from 9 am to 5 pm at the Horticulture Building classroom at the New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse.
While many school districts throughout New York State have recently started emphasizing financial literacy in the their schools, Central Square School District remains ahead of the curve as it celebrates its sixth year of educational collaboration with Empower Federal Credit Union to provide financial literacy to their students.
Paul V. Moore High School’s spring open house and eighth to ninth grade orientation will be held February 15 from 6 to 8 p.m., with a snow date of February 16. Please come view student work and projects displayed throughout the building and take the opportunity to speak with teachers and staff.
Breast Care Partners, a nationally accredited breast center that includes St. Joseph’s Imaging in Oswego and Fulton, is proud to announce Leesa Kelley has joined its program in the new role of breast screening patient navigator.
We applaud Governor Cuomo for further prioritizing public health with his plan to tax and regulate vapor products used in electronic cigarettes, as well as include these products in the state’s Clean Indoor Air Act.
Residents at St. Francis Commons enjoyed a presentation by Oswego County Bicentennial Committee Chairman, Legislator Shawn Doyle, as he recounted some of the more interesting stories taken from local history. Doyle spoke about some of the founders who helped lead successful efforts to incorporate as the 48th county in New York State on March 1, 1816.
The Oswego County Chapter of the New York State School Facilities Association is seeking applicants for its annual scholarship awards. The association will award five $500 scholarships for financial assistance to Oswego County students in 2017 to pursue their career.
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