Students in Mary Ryan’s Exceptional Education classroom took a field trip recently to Beaver Lake Nature Center and snowshoed with a naturalist to a sugar bush. The naturalist took students through the history of sugaring, the process of photosynthesis and how sap is created.
Physics, chemistry, robotics and biology projects lined the Michael A. Maroun Elementary School gymnasium March 28 as student scientists showcased their research. The annual science fair was a school-wide collaboration designed to spur critical thinking in all scientific areas.
Northern NY native to make his 12th bike ride down the California coast for charity. Tommy Gaebel cycling seven days from San Francisco to Los Angeles to Fight HIV/AIDS. He will participate in 545-mile AIDS/LifeCycle ride.
Students at Oswego County BOCES kicked off a fundraising initiative March 28 by learning a bit more about Type 1 diabetes (T1D), a chronic condition that they hope to eliminate by raising money for a cure.
Students enrolled in the Oswego County BOCES cosmetology program took their classroom knowledge to the Lake Ontario Event and Conference Center on March 30 for the St. Baldrick’s Day head-shaving fundraising tradition.
A yearlong school-wide battle for bragging rights at John C. Birdlebough High School culminated with a senior class victory in the Battle of the Classes on March 28 during Spirit Week. Throughout the school year, each class earned points for various service projects and for displaying school spirit.
Experience Good Friday in a different way. Join us for “Tenebrae, a Rock and Roll Easter Cantata,” performed by Sent Forth Ministries on Good Friday, April 18 at 7:30 p.m.
State Police in Fulton were contacted on Monday (3/31/14) by the town of Volney Fire Chief regarding a suspicious vehicle. This investigation resulted in the arrest of 40-year-old Christopher A. Hughes from Mexico. Hughes was charged with 1 count of Criminal Impersonation in the 2nd Degree, a class “A” misdemeanor.
Residents and staff at Bishop’s Commons in Oswego gathered recently to mark the enriched living residence’s 14th anniversary of providing care and services for seniors in the community. A special luncheon helped mark the milestone and afforded staff and residents alike an opportunity to celebrate together.
Kindness, compassion, generosity and good will were in the spotlight during a fifth grade choral performance recently at Sandy Creek Elementary School.The themed musical performance centered on making a difference, with the fifth grade chorus belting out a handful of songs that reflected that message.
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