Nearly two dozen Fairgrieve Elementary School students were recognized with physical education awards during a Morning Express ceremony on Monday. The awards honored students who demonstrated respect, responsibility, safety and problem solving in physical education classes. Each student received a certificate honoring them for their success in meeting the behavioral expectations.
Twenty-one Volney Elementary School students were recognized for being committed to their school work and achieving academic success. The honorees were recognized by their principal during the school’s October School Spirit Assembly and presented with a special “’On-A-Roll’ certificate.
The Oswego High School Marching Bucs completed their first year competing in Small Schools1 classification with a fourth place season-ending performance at the Syracuse University Carrier Dome. Oswego received a score of 85.15 at the New York State Field Band Conference Championship event. Just two weeks ago the band captured the Freedom Cup in Nazareth, Pa., and last week earned first place in their class at Central Square.
October is responsibility month at Volney Elementary School. Students at the school have been demonstrating responsible behavior in their classrooms, in the cafeteria, on the bus, and in their community.
The doors will be open at 6 a.m. for an Election Day bake sale on Nov. 5 at the Bowen’s Corners United Methodist Church, located west of Fulton at 758 State Route 176. Many freshly made homemade pies will be featured.
Emma Rose Cardinali was born in Oswego Hospital on Sept. 24, 2013.
State Senator Patty Ritchie endorses the Fulton Legislator
For anyone who may have read the letter about me in the media, I want you to be aware that the letter, from Francis Rhines, claiming to be one of my constituents, is a fake letter.
There is no Francis Rhines living in my district and the only Francis Rhines registered to vote in Oswego County resides in West Monroe.
Attention Parish Residents – Please Return Your Water Survey! Please return our water survey either by mail or drop it off at the town/village offices. The town and village boards appreciate your input as it is important to determine public opinion.
The team, made up of girls in grades seven to nine, finished the cross country season with an outstanding record of 6-1 and were undefeated in the Patriot National Division.
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