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Several Fairgreive Elementary School students were recently recognized for exhibiting citizenship throughout the month of June. Awardees were honored during a Morning Express program in the school’s gymnasium where they received applause and praise for being role models to their classmates.

The library will feature numerous children’s programs including: Everson Museum art outreach, Kindred Kingdom’s animal rehabilitation featuring live birds and raptors, the Watertown Sci-Tech Center, Alpha Pig from PBS Kids, and the Rosamond Gifford Zoo’s, Zoo to You program.

Laurie Kester will show you how to paint 2-inch canvases. They are so sweet when painted up. It will become a little treasure in your home.

Honor roll is determined by an average of 90 or higher in both their CTE class as well as their other academic courses at CiTi.

Reading teacher Veronica Williams walked into a Morning Express program at the school dressed in tropical attire and a camera around her neck as she gave students one simple message: reading can take you anywhere.

Everyone has heard a story about, ‘the fish that got away’, but for one resident from Michaud Residential Health Services in Fulton who joined his fellow anglers during a trip to Bullhead Point, he has the story and the pictures to show off his catch.

Hard work has paid off for several Migrant Education Tutorial & Support Services Program participants. Seven students from throughout Oswego, Wayne and Lewis counties overcame lingual and academic challenges to graduate high school in the coming weeks.

Volney students celebrated Flag Day by honoring former Fulton City School District student and U.S. Army Spc. Matt Digby during a special ceremony on June 14. Members of the student body and staff stood alongside guests around the school’s flag pole as Principal Todd Terpening offered opening remarks and Father Moritz Fuchs gave an invocation.

Pharmacist Jamie Branshaw, RPh, from Wayne Drugs in Oswego will offer a presentation entitled; “Know Your Medications,” co-sponsored by the Oswego County Office for the Aging and Bishop’s Commons on July 12 beginning at 7 p.m.