Granby students carol through Fulton community
First grade students at Granby Elementary School caroled their way through the Fulton community recently.
First grade students at Granby Elementary School caroled their way through the Fulton community recently.
Students at Lanigan Elementary School were recently recognized for demonstrating the December character trait of the month empathy. Principal Bob Briggs presented a role model award to one student from each classroom during a school-wide character education assembly in late December.
County officials are mourning the loss of a colleague who gave more than four decades of public service to Oswego County residents. Arthur Ospelt, District 12 Legislator and Vice Chairman of the Legislature, passed away Dec. 18. He served in several leadership roles in town and county government. He is remembered as a strong and visionary leader who took great pride in the people and resources of Oswego County.
On Thursday at approximately 6: 40 p.m., the Oswego City Police Department responded to Palmer’s TV, located at 225 W. Third St., Oswego, for a reported robbery that had just occurred. First responding officers determined that one suspect had entered the open store, displayed a knife and demanded the money in the cash register.
“The best way to find yourself, is to lose yourself in the service of others.” Those words, made famous by Mahatma Gandhi, characterize a recent community outreach project where students at Oswego County BOCES experienced the true spirit of generosity.
Students and staff at Oswego County BOCES rallied this holiday season to support a local non-profit organization in its more than 20-year mission of supporting people with terminal illnesses.
The Parish United Methodist hosted the Parish Ecumenical Christmas candlelight service on December 16. The weather cooperated this year and many were able to attend the beautiful service.
BOCES Career and Technical Education students in the Culinary Arts program mentored young students from Janet McKnight’s class at New Haven Elementary School in the art of cookie making.
Through their “Be A Santa For A Senior” program, the Fulton Kinney Drugs collected gifts, and donated them to Michaud – to help make sure residents find something special under the Christmas tree this season.
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