For Hannibal High School senior Liam Mason, who has received countless awards for academic excellence throughout his years of schooling, the recent distinction as class salutatorian is another feather in his cap.
Although she is the top-ranked student in Hannibal High School’s graduating Class of 2015, Olivia Cacchione is quick to credit her parents, classmates and teachers for contributing to her academic success.
Fourth graders at Altmar-Parish-Williamstown recently traded in their “Rebel blue” for Syracuse orange as they toured Syracuse University. The field trip provided the students with a first-hand glimpse of the opportunities available to them at the collegiate level.
As a reward for their reading excellence throughout the year, students at Fairgrieve Elementary school were recently afforded to opportunity to submerge one of their educators into the frigid waters of a dunking booth.
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County 4-H Program is still accepting donations for fabric and other sewing items for its August fabric sale. The Oswego County 4-H Program will be accepting donations for this fabric sale until July 31.
The library will feature daily children’s programs for each weekday as well as special programs with the Dancing Bear Puppet Theater, the Everson Museum of Art, Tails and Tales Story Time, the Cornell University Cooperative Extension/ 4-H partnership, the Watertown Sci-Tech Center, and a finale event featuring local storytellers and musicians.
Lura M. Sharp Elementary School recently held its annual awards ceremony to recognize students for their academic, character and physical achievements. The event was kicked off by recognized students who excelled in physical education throughout the past year.
During separate ceremonies for the morning and afternoon CTE sessions, students were recognized for a variety of achievements, including National Technical Honor Society status, industry certification milestones, perfect attendance, principal awards and several program-specific awards.
Bishop’s Commons Enriched Living Residence in Oswego will host an informational forum open to the public entitled “Understanding Advanced Care Planning and Estate Planning Essentials,” presented by local attorney Sara E. Davis and Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. financial planner Randy Zeigler.
The Fair Haven Chamber chooses Turtle Cove Restaurant as its business of the month for June for participating the revitalization of the west side. When Colleen and Brian met at Bailey’s restaurant and bar in 1989, in Exton, Pa., they were both in restaurant management. They opened restaurants, trained staff, and generally ran the operations from inventory to customer service. Over the next 22 years, they and later on their two boys, lived in Fair Haven on and off.
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