The “Graphic Flash” exhibition, following last year’s successful debut, will open with a reception from 4 to 5:20 p.m. Nov. 8 in the Penfield Library lobby. At 6:30 p.m. Nov. 12, readings will take place in the Campus Center auditorium as illustrations project on-screen. The exhibition will run through Dec. 7 in the library.
On November 7 at 1 p.m. in the Education Center second floor Curriculum Room a public hearing will be conducted in relation to the proposed Renaissance Charter School, which has been applied for within the boundaries of the Oswego City School District.
State Police in Pulaski arrested 34 year-old John R. Minckler Jr., from 234 Beach Road in Cleveland, NY on the following charges:
• Predatory Sexual Assault against a Child
• Criminal Mischief 3rd
• Reckless Endangerment
• Unlawful Fleeing a Police Officer
Record setting performances continue for the Lady Bucs swim team while the volleyball teams captured league titles and host sectional play this week. The varsity football team captured its third consecutive victory and other Oswego teams were also in action.
Halloween is a very exciting time of the year for children of all ages. To help ensure a safe and happy Halloween, the Oswego City Police Department wishes to share the following safety tips with you.
Granby Elementary was bustling with activities on Tuesday during a schoolwide Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports celebration.
Monsters invaded Desiree Moore’s third-grade classroom on Tuesday and spread south into the Cicero North Syracuse School District as part of a distance learning initiative between Oswego County BOCES and the Phoenix Central School District. The program, Monster Match, pairs a local class with one outside of the county, and each class creates a monster using materials from a list provided.
Students in Yvette Gigliotti’s third-grade class at Fairley Elementary School realized they had much to be thankful for, as they rattled off dozens of reasons during Family Fall Fun Night on Monday. Nine families gathered in the school cafeteria to create Thanksgiving crafts, enjoy pumpkin muffins baked by the students and spend quality family time together.
To celebrate this beautiful season and all that it offers, the students enrolled in the Project Explore Program, formerly the Multi-Occupations Program, at Oswego County BOCES put their classroom skills into action and organized a Fall Festival.
Two Oswego County BOCES Career and Technical Education students recently climbed the ranks into the elite as they passed their Briggs & Stratton Master Service Technician tests.
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