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.
On Wednesday, members of the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office, assisted by members of the New York State Police and the Mexico Fire Department, responded to 119 Spath Road in the town of Mexico for a reported stabbing.
On Wednesday, members of the Oswego City Police Departments Anti-Crime Team (ACT) received information that Shane C. Nolan, 32, whom was wanted on three separate warrants for his arrest, was possibly manufacturing methamphetamine at an undetermined location within the city of Oswego.
The Transportation Department in the Sandy Creek Central School District entertained and educated students at Sandy Creek Elementary School with a puppet show all about school bus safety. The program utilized a school bus puppet stage and the puppeteers used songs with safety message lyrics and tunes from current popular hits.
As part of Fulton City School District’s Title I Parent Involvement Policy, school district officials host regular parent involvement meetings to share important information about topics related to education.
Juniors and Seniors at Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School were recent witnesses to a Mock DWI event at their high school, just days before their prom. The day’s event was a dramatization of something that happens at least 18 times each day – a teenager dies in a motor vehicle accident.
Students from grades three through six at Volney Elementary School competed this week for the honor of representing their school at the upcoming Fulton City School District Storytelling Festival. Many hours of practice went into not only memorizing each story, but also working on getting the pauses, facial expressions and gestures that brought them to life exactly right.
Fulton City School District’s G. Ray Bodley High School Principal Donna Parkhurst recently announced the Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the Class of 2013. The Valedictorian is Mary West and the Salutatorian is Katelyn Caza,
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