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Tricia Buck, owner and operator of “A Touch of Grace” in downtown Oswego, has teamed up with AmeriCorps member Carolyn Ahart, to collect food for the needy.

Bowers & Company CPAs is pleased to announce its merger with Caswell & Associates, and welcomes Brian A. Caswell, CPA to the firm as council.

Several John C. Birdlebough High School students received Spark Awards for exemplifying positive character traits throughout the second marking period.

The Center for Career and Community Education is offering an English class for speakers of other languages on Mondays and Wednesdays, 4:30 – 7:30 p.m., in Fulton.

Practice made perfect for Fairgrieve Elementary students who read and studied 10 books as part of the second annual schoolwide Battle of the Books competition, held Feb. 24 in the school cafeteria.

Twenty-five students from grades kindergarten through six were recognized during a Morning Express program at the school for exhibiting the virtue of honesty throughout the month of February.

The “Mr. Pulaski” Contest will be returning to Pulaski Middle-Senior High School on March 10 at 7 p.m. This beauty pageant for males includes competitions in the categories of beach attire, formal wear, talent, and interview.

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County was hopping last week as 14 youth and many volunteers filled the office for the annual Learn to Sew program, led by 4-H educator Mary Matteson.

Twenty-three students from grades kindergarten through six received the quarterly award during a Morning Express program, where Principal Jean Ciesla said awardees were “truly a role model for their classroom and in our school.”