Local Reality Check members from Fulton Central School District and Syracuse Central School District will travel to Marcellus to join other New York State Reality Check members on the ropes at Orenda Springs Experiential Learning Center. The members will be participating with one hundred other Reality Check youth members from across New York State.
As the 2016 Nature Inspires series continues, Ukrainian artist Anna Perun returns to the Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center to lead a class on stained glass window art.
Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church will hold its annual Harvest Turkey Supper, Saturday 4 to 7 p.m. Serving family style will be roasted turkey and all the trimmings including pie and beverage.
The best way to prevent repeated offenses by juvenile offenders is to offer them education, support and encouragement. The Salvation Army’s Bridging the Gap Between Youth and Communities program does just that and is showing good success in the Oswego area.
Students enrolled in the Culinary Arts program at the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation have not wasted any time getting hands-on experience in the kitchen.
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County’s Nature Inspires series continues on November 6 at 1 p.m. with a fascinating and fun class which culminates in the creation of a three-dimensional, eight-pointed star, made of birch bark.
New York Sea Grant is reminding boaters, canoeists, kayakers, anglers, hunters who enjoy being on the water through the fall season that New York State law requires anyone in a boat that is less than 21 feet long on New York waters to wear a Coast Guard-approved floatation device life from November 1 to May 1.
At Emerson J. Dillon Middle School, students have learned to embrace the school lifestyle, “Dillon Way.” This means students in grades five through eight are committed to strengthening their teams, taking on challenges and embodying the school’s character education traits.
The Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation’s main campus Breakfast, Lunch for Weekends program is growing, thanks to a grant received by the Oswego County Community Foundation, a component fund of the Central New York Community Foundation.
Senior football and cheerleading athletes were recognized in a special ceremony before the start of the last regular season home game on October 15.
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