Respect Week Under Way At APW Middle School
The school’s Anti-Bully Club, comprised of students in grades five through eight, organized the initiative as a way to promote positivity and empower students to make a difference.
The school’s Anti-Bully Club, comprised of students in grades five through eight, organized the initiative as a way to promote positivity and empower students to make a difference.
Inspired by the book Growing a Kitchen Garden, students in Denise Warchol’s class at Altmar Elementary School are nurturing their very own garden project. It started roughly three months ago with an avocado seed and has grown to include a sweet potato, a white potato, and an onion.
This Friday’s free family movie night, March 30, features “Hidden Secrets.” Movie night is held every Friday at 7 p.m. at River of Life Church, 815 Oneida St., Fulton.
A Fulton family of six is being helped after a furnace fire in their mobile home earlier today (March 25). Red Cross volunteers also assisted a Central Square family of three, who lost all of their belongings in an apartment fire last night (March 24).
Oswego County residents are continuing to use the ProAct prescription drug card in record numbers. Residents filled 2,974 prescriptions in January, with an average cost per member of $32.84, according to a report presented to the County Legislature’s Health and Human Services Committee.
Youngsters at Pinewoods Head Start celebrated Dr. Seuss’ Birthday. The children also made Cat in the Hat hats.
Brookfield Renewable Energy Group reminds the public that all seasonal boating safety barriers /booms, signage and other safety measures are not yet in place at the company’s 75 hydropower facilities in New York State. Extreme caution should be used when recreating on or near rivers.
Altmar Elementary School partnered with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County for Ag Literacy Week and an opportunity to foster the students’ overall awareness, understanding and appreciation for agriculture.
Singh, a three-year employee at the 120-bed skilled nursing facility, has moved through the ranks of the rehabilitation department since she arrived in 2009. She was promoted two other times, initially to second in charge and then as acting director. She began her new position as rehabilitation manager on Feb. 1.
Students at KMS enjoyed slices of chocolate chip cookie pie, played a smart board Jeopardy Pi game, and competed by memorizing the most place values of pi to “pie” their teacher with whip cream pie.
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