The Oswego State women’s basketball team opened the season with a 76-60 win over Clarkson University at home in the Max Ziel Tournament. Oswego will play for the championship at 4 p.m. on Saturday as it hosts Rochester Institute of Technology.
The money will be used for a program that will align tobacco cessation resources and services for pregnant women and mothers of young children by working collaboratively with the Oswego County Health Department, primary care and ob-gyn providers and Oswego County Opportunities.
A successful launch of the Academic and Community Enrichment program at Fairley Elementary School last year has translated into a great start for 2013-14, with a community dinner punctuating that success Thursday night. Lynn Bullard was the master chef for the event.
In 2005, the Oswego County Humane Society received a donation from the Flora Living Trust, which had been established by John and Evelyn Flora, residents of the village of Mexico. In late October this year, the Humane Society received a check in the amount of $25,000 from the estate of John Flora, who had been predeceased by his wife, Evelyn.
World traveler, athlete, author and photographer Jan Reynolds captivated an audience of Fairgrieve Elementary students Thursday with tales of her worldly experiences. Students in third through fifth grades gathered in the school’s gymnasium to learn about Reynolds, her experiences across the globe and the many things she has learned along the way.
The Fulton First United Methodist Church Men’s Group is holding its fourth annual craft show, silent auction, Grampa’s cellar, luncheon, and chicken BBQ from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 30.
Search and recovery efforts for the 174th Attack Wing MQ-9 Reaper aircraft that was lost in Lake Ontario on Tuesday, continued Thursday. As a result of these efforts, some aircraft debris was recovered along the shoreline of Lake Ontario. Initial reports of debris were reported through the local authorities and this information was forwarded to the 174th ATKW Emergency Operations Center.
The Fairley Elementary School cafeteria was transformed into an Iroquois village Wednesday night as fourth-grade students showcased homemade longhouses, recipe books, a lacrosse stick and other aspects of Native American culture.
CNY Arts Center announces the debut of two youth productions onstage November 22 and 23 with Drama Club and Kids Onstage. Both groups have been meeting weekly since mid-September and will present to parents, family and friends in separate performances. Both presentations are pay-what-you-can performances open to the public in lieu of tickets and take place at 357 State St., in Fulton (use the Park Street entrance).
On November 9, the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology hosted the annual Build ’Em and Bust ’Em Bridge Building Competition for 600 pupils from local elementary, middle and high schools throughout Central New York. Working during study halls and after school, student teams designed and built balsa wood bridges in the Kenney Middle School Technology Education classroom under the direction of technology teacher Gregory Bailey.
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