Students from the Oswego Middle School’s National Junior Honor Society program took time out of their vacation recently and helped celebrate the holidays with residents, staff, family and friends at Bishop’s Commons.
Membership dues and other funds raised by the Friends of the Library are used to support programs and services of Oswego Public Library, including: crafts and refreshments for the children’s room programs, children’s programs for the summer, a teen exercise/fitness program and a part-time instructor to teach computer workshops in the Library Learning Center.
More than two dozen John C. Birdlebough High School students joined elite company on Dec. 17, as their service, scholarship, leadership and character were recognized with induction into the National Honor Society.
The END (of 2013) is NEAR! The start of Revelations is here at 10 a.m. at the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Fulton,
Twenty-two Fairgrieve Elementary School students earned recognition Dec. 18 for their positive behavior in the library and computer lab. Certificates and pencils were presented to the award recipients during Morning Express, with librarian Barb Senecal commending the winners for their achievements.
Students and staff at Michael A. Maroun Elementary School knew there was something they could do to help the senior citizens in Oswego County this winter and they organized a building-wide ‘Blizzard Bag’ project.
“NORAD has supported Santa Claus’ Christmas Eve operations for more than 50 years and we are always delighted to help,” said Col. Dawne Deskins, EADS commander. “I can assure everyone that EADS will do everything in its power to assist Santa with his critical mission.”
Through the MASH Camps, students have an opportunity to learn about various health professions by participating in interactive and hands-on activities that highlight job duties. Students will attend one of nine camps offered in collaboration with hospitals and nursing homes located throughout Central New York.
Oswego hockey teams along with the girls basketball squads, boys hockey team, bowlers, swimmers and volleyballers were all victorious in recent action.
The anticipation of Christmas was almost too much to bear for children at Fairley Elementary School during their annual sing-along. Students from kindergarten to fourth grade sang songs accompanied by their teachers in the gymnasium.
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