A team of professional artists traveled to Oswego County BOCES recently to select staff-submitted artwork for display in the upcoming “On My Own Time” exhibit at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse.
Nearly 100 students at Granby Elementary School earned the honor of MVP – most valuable person. MVPs are role model students that are recognized for their continuous support of the school’s following four behavioral expectations: Be Respectful, Be Responsible, Be Safe, and Be Ready to Learn.
Do you have an interest in making your own pottery or crafting other fired art pieces? Join the parent and child ceramics workshop that is being offered at the Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District beginning May 28.
With more than three hundred people in attendance, the annual St. Luke “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle event saw cash prizes handed out to fifteen lucky winners who walked away with a share of the $25,000 prize pot – including Barbara Jodway of Oswego, the grand prize winner of $10,000!
Fairgrieve Elementary School students selected for representing the behavioral expectation of Being Respectful were recently honored during the school’s Morning Express program.
Granby Elementary School students lined the hallways and members of the school band played the Olympic theme as students from Mary Throne’s Oswego County BOCES special education class at the school, boarded buses for transport to the Central New York Special Olympics.
Just in time for the summer boating season, State Senator Patty Ritchie has announced she has secured $75,000 in state funding to be used for the dredging of the Sandy Pond Channel. Today Senator Ritchie met with local leaders, community members, business owners and members of the Sandy Pond Channel Maintenance Association to make the announcement.
Students enrolled in the Public Safety and Justice program at Oswego County BOCES learned last week what it means to ‘take a bite out of crime.’ Mark Bender, the students’ instructor and a full-time New York State Trooper brought his canine partner, Mandin, in to the class for a live demonstration.
Each year volunteers at Michaud devote hundreds of hours and are involved in a wide variety of resident-centered activities ranging from personal visits, assisting with small group functions to helping facilitate trips or outings throughout the Central New York area.
This is the second year in a row that Murdock’s has pledged their support for the program. All money raised through the raffle will be used to purchase construction materials so volunteers can build ramps for families in need throughout Oswego County. Each year, the ARISE Oswego County Ramp Program makes it possible for local families to regain access to their homes and reconnect to the community.
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