SUNY Oswego’s Lifestyles Center won the 2013 Area 11 Outstanding Chapter Award at the regional conference of the Bacchus Network, held March 8 and 9 at SUNY University of Buffalo.
Recently sightings of Bald Eagles have been reported along the Oswego River. Several have been spotted in the Minetto area starting by Gray Road to just before the Midway Drive-In. “Bald eagles are known for congregating near areas with open water, and Oswego County has several pristine natural areas, such as the Salmon River corridor, that attract our national bird,” said David Turner, director of the Oswego County Department of Community Development, Tourism and Planning.
Sixth grade students at Granby Elementary set the example for building an anti-bullying community within their school.
The students were nominated by their classroom teacher and received certificates presented by Granby Elementary School Principal Heather Perry at a recent awards ceremony.
Dawn M. Drought, 54, of Fulton, passed away suddenly on Thursday March 28, 2013, at home.
The district recognizes that good attendance habits including arriving on time and ready to learn are critical to school success and also set the foundation for future success in college or a career. As part of the attendance campaign, Granby Elementary School students and their family members signed a pledge at the start of the school year to demonstrate their commitment to school.
If you are looking for an overnight “getaway” without necessarily having to go too far, then the St. Luke “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle Party may have the answer for you – an “Overnight Getaway Package” courtesy of the Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Riverfront in Oswego.
Oswego County BOCES students from the Fourth Street School in Fulton and enrolled in the Stepping Stones Day Program joined forces to participate in a “Hoops For Heart” American Heart Association fundraising challenge and raise funds for research to discover critical advancements in heart disease and stroke treatment and prevention.
SUNY Oswego’s Golden Romney Field House has reopened to limited spring practices as work wraps up on a $2 million project to breathe new athletic life into the college’s former ice hockey home. “It’s a transformation,” said Nicholas Lyons, vice president for administration and finance. “It came out very, very well.”
Fulton’s closed Birds-Eye food processing plant is getting one more boost in the effort to find a buyer to reopen it. The New York Power Authority’s Recharge NY program has approved a $3.2 million dollar purchase of low-cost power for the plant.
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