Although there were two very positive ideas brought to the table, but they are only in the talking stage right now and it would not be pertinent to mention them at this point in time.
I will say that both of these ideas would be supported by all three of the county legislators.
At 3:09 p.m. today (Feb. 13), the Oswego Fire Department was dispatched to a structure fire at 328 Duer St. A neighbor called 911 and alerted the resident that there were flames coming from the rear of the home. Crews confirmed that two people were home at the time of the fire, but had exited safely without injury.
The Bingley Brothers Circus rolled into town Feb. 3, making a stop at Volney Elementary School to entertain dozens of kindergartners. Students used their imaginations as the auditorium transformed into The Big Top. “The Happy Circus” introduced the audience to different musical instruments and animals, all while teaching students to follow directions and work together as a group.
The Oswego District Masons are forming a new DeMolay chapter and welcomes young men to join ages 12-21, as well as qualified adult advisors. An initial informative program regarding DeMolay was held on February 9 at Hiram Lodge 646 Maple Ave., Fulton. DeMolay is an organization dedicated to preparing young men to lead successful, happy, and productive lives.
During the school’s daily Morning Express program, students and staff – clad in red in recognition of February as American Heart Month – opened their wallets and donated money to the American Heart Association. According to Principal Jean Ciesla, the outpouring of support was tremendous, with contributors filling the donation cans with $150.
The APW Parent-Teacher-Student Association hosted a Glow-In-The-Dark Dance Party on January 31 for students in grades four through six and then a Snow Ball on February 7 for students in kindergarten through grade three.
Together they are working on year-long writing project that will culminate in a storybook detailing the interests, activities and some personal history of residents, as composed by the students.
The Pulaski Marching Band has been selected to represent New York State in the National Fourth of July Parade in Washington, D.C. this year. The band will travel to Washington D.C. on July 3 and tour the nation’s capital and monuments prior to participation in the parade the following day.
The full implementation delayed until 2022. Teachers, students protected from impact of assessment transition inBloom delayed.
The recent snowfall and narrowing of some streets has made it difficult and challenging to get DPW Equipment as well as fire apparatus through some streets, city officials report. DPW Commissioner Michael Smith, Police Chief Tory Decaire and Fire Chief Jeffrey McCrobie urge residents whenever possible not to park directly opposite other vehicles on these streets.
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