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Students, staff and members of the Hannibal Central School District community ushered in the holiday season during the annual Christmas Bureau Carnival held recently.

Teachers and administrators at Hannibal High School recently showcased their talents to help raise money for the sophomore class. The first-ever talent show featured stand-up comedy, dancing, juggling, puppets and other crowd-pleasing performances.

One by one, the inductees accepted that challenge as they lit candles and recited the NHS oath to signify their membership into the organization.

Several Fairgrieve Elementary School students were honored during a recent Morning Express program for exceeding expectations throughout the month of November.

As part of an ongoing effort to build a strong STREAM (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts, and Math) curriculum at the Fulton Junior High School, students recently explored job opportunities in these different fields.

Dr. Jiancheng Huang, Public Health Director for Oswego County, recently spoke to New Vision Allied Health students of the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation about his career and the many facets of public health.

An isolated snowstorm fell on Granby Elementary School recently, as Channel 9 TV weatherman Jim Teske delivered a lesson on lake effect. Sixth graders learned the science behind forecasting lake-effect snow.

With $40,464 in 2015 New York State Great Lakes Protection Fund dollars, SUNY Buffalo State College, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, and the University of Buffalo are advancing the science associated with early detection of invasive species, the impact of bloody red shrimp on native fish populations, and lake effect storm impact and projection.

Mimicking events of her book “A Mighty Fine Time Machine,” she recalled her travels of literature and illustration, from grade school paintings and writing with mistakes to having several books published.