Armed with years of experience and knowledge in the educational system, Hannibal Central School District Board of Education member Dale Young will be honored for his service during an upcoming regional meeting.
Earlier this month, the Fairley Fun Runners of Fairley Elementary School were happy to hear Pennellville resident, Ruth Ripley, share with them her experience of running marathons in every state. Ripley is the second women in New York State to have run a marathon in every state. Ripley’s visit ties in with a history unit on women of change.
One of the greatest fears that our aging population faces is: “how long will I be able to maintain my freedom and be able to choose to remain living in my own home before I am forced to leave?” This very real fear is more and more common among our aging population. This same challenge is faced by some people with disabilities every day.
The St. Luke Adult Day Health Care Program hosted a Red Cross Blood Drive, which took place at St. Luke Health Services in Oswego. St. Luke staff and visitors took part in the blood drive, donating “the gift of life.”
The hallways in Hannibal’s Fairley Elementary School were transformed into a French art museum Tuesday during a school-wide art show.
Muraled halls of MAM served as a gallery of student work during Friday’s Art Show. The show featured the artwork of students in kindergarten to fourth grade. Students took their families and friends through a self-guided tour of the school.
An annual tradition of fun and learning continued Friday when guest speakers, experts and animals flocked to Volney Elementary School for its Earth Day celebration. Students in each grade level had a chance to view presentations and participate in a variety of activities during the day.
Author Joseph Bruchac was warmly welcomed to Lanigan Elementary during a recent visit. Students in fourth grade read several of Bruchac’s chapter books in anticipation of his appearance, and also created posters on those same books to decorate the library’s hallway.
The CNY Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention is hosting a country music fundraiser May 31 at the American Foundry. Tickets are $30 in advance and $40 at the door. The event begins at 6 p.m. and features line dancing lessons, barbecue food, live music by Driftwater, a DJ and a live auction, which will feature two tickets to see Brad Paisley at the New York State Fair.
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