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Nine adult students recently graduated from the first-ever Advanced Manufacturing program at the Center for Career and Community Education, a partnership between the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation and Cayuga Community College.

Emerson J. Dillon Middle School’s National Junior Honor Society chapter recently welcomed 22 new members. For consideration into the prestigious group, each inductee must embody the following qualifications: scholarship, service, leadership, character and citizenship.

The annual ARISE & Ride for Ramps event will take place on June 4 at Lighthouse Lanes. The event offers something for the whole family: a 5K walk/run, motorcycle ride, music and great food.

The workshop will be facilitated by author Susannah Risley, who has taught writing workshops across New York State for 17 years, in libraries, schools, prisons and homeless shelters.

National Honor Society students of Paul V. Moore High School recently took it upon themselves to work on the landscaping of the Millard Hawk Primary School courtyard as a community service project.

With a performance of a sonnet and monologue from Shakespeare on stage at Lincoln Center in New York City, Sydney Jones from Westdale, NY, a student of Bernard Scahill at Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School, placed as a semi-finalist in the 33rd annual English-Speaking Union National Shakespeare Competition.

Reily Mumpton, from Altmar, graduated from Marlboro College in Marlboro, Vermont, on May 15.

As air and water temperatures warm, New York Sea Grant is reminding people with dogs that enjoy waterfront areas about the health risk posed by harmful algal blooms or HABs. Freshwater HABs are overgrowths of blue-green algae, known as cyanobacteria, that impact water quality and may produce deadly toxins.

Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation Exceptional Education students recently participated in a three-day workshop with teaching artist Ira Marcks.