Due to some unfortunate circumstances that were out of my control, my name, Bradley J. Warner, will not appear on this year’s ballot for councilor. However, all of my supporters have another avenue to cast their vote for me.
In conjunction with National School Bus Safety Week, October 21 – 25, and for the safety of all Altmar-Parish-Williamstown (APW) Central School District students, the APW Transportation Department would like to review the following bus rules:
Sandy Creek’s Middle and High School students showed their comet pride recently during their homecoming pep rallies.
Families turned out in the masses for the second annual Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Elementary School Back To School Picnic. The event was sponsored by the APW Parent-Teacher-Student Association and those in attendance were treated to an afternoon of fun and food.
The Relationships Across Development Laboratory at SUNY Oswego is inviting mothers and children (ages one month to five years) to join our research studies examining attachment and mother-child relationships. The average time commitment is approximately two hours each visit.
At the October PTG event, nearly 250 people packed Granby Elementary School’s cafeteria during the school’s annual Grandparent Bingo event.
The newly formed committee, comprised of nearly 30 people from all walks of life, outlined their goals and hopes for the district as it moves forward into the future. Spending more than two hours brainstorming and bouncing ideas off one another, the meeting was the first of several that will be held throughout the year to help develop a strategic plan to guide the district over the next five years.
At about 12:45 p.m. today (October 4), the New York State Police in Fulton were dispatched to a residence on Phinney Road in the town of Granby for a 911 call of a burglary in progress. A female resident had returned home and discovered that 3 males had broken into her residence and were attempting to steal property, troopers said.
Sarah Skinner, the 2010 Salutatorian of Oswego High School, was recently one of ten student athletes to received the University of Rochester Garnish Award. The Garnish Program was created in honor of Lysle “Spike” Garnish, coach and mentor to many U of R student-athletes from 1930 to 1948.
On October 10, parents, students and community members in the Fulton City School District are invited to participate in the first in a series of discussions focused on improving outcomes for all students. Discussion topic: What does it Really Mean to be College and Career Ready?
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