The BUC School is a different kind of school. It encourages kids from seventh to eighth grade to study and be able to function better in their adult lives. This is what we call the Big Picture” School. Kids don’t just memorize facts from textbooks and later forget all about them afterwards.
Don’t ask, don’t tell. That is the motto of the Oswego County Legislature. It’s just a little bit different with them it is more, if you don’t ask we won’t tell. If you do ask, it is like you just committed a capital crime. Let me explain if I can in as few words as possible.
On Friday May 9, 2014, at about 11:38 p.m., a Great Lakes trolley was turning left onto State Route 104 (Bridge Street) from West Seneca Street. During this turn our trolley contacted two individuals who were crossing the street on foot. Our driver immediately stopped the trolley and contacted the appropriate authorities.
An astounding 184 students from grades five through eight were invited to the school’s third quarter character education celebration where they were recognized for earning high honor roll status, honor roll status or raising their grade point average at least five points in the last quarter.
On Thursday at approximately 8:05 p.m., investigators with the Oswego City Police Department’s Anti-Crime Team executed a search warrant at 146 E. Third St. in the city of Oswego. Two people were charged – Joseph B. Crapser and Amy E. Favata, both of of 146 E. Third St., Oswego.
Michael Holcomb and Julia Ludington have been named the Class of 2014’s valedictorian and salutatorian at G.Ray Bodley High School.
With more than 400 people attending last year’s event, the raffle party has become an afternoon of fun for all, especially if you are a winner of one of the many fabulous door prizes featured, or if you are among the 15 lucky cash prize winners in the “Bundle of Bucks” raffle cash drawing.
Oswego Police, after consultation with the NYS Department of Transportation and the Oswego County District Attorney’s Office, has concluded the motor vehicle accident investigation report for the A-Bus trolley versus pedestrian accident that occurred on May 9. No criminal charges are pending.
Michaud Residential Health Services said “Mahalo” (thank you in Hawaiian) to their dedicated volunteers as part of National Nursing Home Week celebrations by hosting a tropical “Luau-themed” luncheon in their honor.
Two members of the Oswego County BOCES FFA Team captured honors at the 89th Annual New York State FFA Convention.
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