Audrey Scruton, Oswego County artist, returns to the Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center for the continuation of our 2016 Nature Inspires series, on December 11 at 2 p.m., when she will instruct a class on the Art of Quilling. Participants will create a quilled poinsettia or wreath ornament or card, perfect for the holiday season.
It was an epic ‘game of throws’ recently in the Paul V. Moore High School gymnasium as the school hosted the fifth annual Brewerton PTO Dodgeball Tournament. The event was open to all youth grades four through twelve, and teams swarmed from all over Oswego and Onondaga counties to compete.
The faint scent of fresh cut wood loomed in the air as fourth grade students at CSI brought their studies on Native American culture to life with a very special visitor. Alfred Jacques, a member of the Onondaga Turtle Clan, recently visited the school to share his culture with students and staff.
The Fulton Community School Extended Day Program’s fun, hands-on learning environment has fueled creativity and academic success for local junior high school students. Several students have achieved their academic goals and became more actively-engaged in their learning thanks to their participation in the “Fulton on Film” session.
Family and friends gathered at St. Luke Health Services for a Memorial Service held in honor of residents who had passed away over the past few months. St. Luke Pastoral Care Coordinator Debby Greutman led the ceremony with Jenn Greutman as the featured soloist and song leader.
Several hours before the polls closed on Election Day, students at Emerson J. Dillon Middle School had already selected Donald Trump as their choice for President of the United States of America.
Hannibal Music Boosters announce its annual Citrus Fruit fund raiser will be held from November 18 – 29. Hannibal Central School middle and high school music students will be taking orders for California navels, Florida red grapefruit and imported clementines.
Patriotism and gratitude were on display at John C. Birdlebough High School as students honored members of the armed forces – past and present – during a recent Veterans’ Day assembly.
The Phoenix Central School District’s music program notched another feather in its cap during the recent Junior High Area All-State Music Festival. Eight Phoenix musicians joined select students from 44 school districts across the state to participate in the event, held Nov. 4-5 in Cortland.
The event provided students with an opportunity to meet with local farmers and agricultural businesses for a hands-on harvest experience.
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