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Students of Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District participated in the 33rd Central New York Model United Nations conference held at Syracuse University recently.

Emerson J. Dillon Middle School students were recently recognized for their random acts of kindness as well as for academic achievements.

The annual Oswego County 4-H Tack Sale will be held March 19 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Central Square Middle School. The proceeds from the sale help to support the 4-H educational horse programs held throughout Oswego County.

Granby Gators chomped their competition during the building’s inaugural Battle of the Books event, held Feb. 26 in the elementary school’s library.

Robyn Yorker’s Blue Team classroom at the Stepping Stones Day Program recently celebrated all things 100 in honor of its 100th day of school. Students participated in a 100-item scavenger hunt, built structures using 100 cards and completed an All about Me 100th day activity poster project.

The Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation walked away from the Area II Regional Conference SkillsUSA competition with nine first place awards, nine second place awards and five third place winners.

The Richard S. Shineman Foundation has awarded a grant to ARISE in Oswego County to expand efforts with Oswego County Hospice, ensuring that people with terminal illness are able to remain at home.

Rock of Ages, the nation’s leading designer and manufacturer of branded handcrafted memorials, is pleased to announce Kellogg Memorials as a recipient of the 2016 Rock of Ages Pinnacle Award. Nationwide, only 38 companies earn this distinguished recognition.

The ARISE Board of Directors has appointed Tania S. Anderson to be the chief executive officer beginning April 1, upon the retirement of current ARISE executive director Tom McKeown. Anderson’s connection with ARISE began in 1999, when Child & Family Service, Inc. merged with ARISE.