Three Central Square alumni were recently inducted into the school district’s wall of distinction, an honor bestowed to individuals whose hard work, dedication and volunteerism have benefited the school and community. The fourth annual wall of distinction ceremony recognized Dean Burdick, Maryellen Commisso and Kenneth Sherman.
The Oswego Lions Club will hold its 20th annual wine and beer tasting with silent auction Friday, March 23, at the American Foundry in Oswego. The event is scheduled for 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., with pre-sale tickets $15 and $20 at the door the night of the event.
Continuing the 31-year tradition, “Living Stations” will be presented at 7 p.m., March 23 in the Fulton Education Center auditorium. This dramatization of “The Way of the Cross” with music, live action, and reflective narrative, is the traditional Catholic prayer of Jesus’ passion as it portrays the final hours leading to His crucifixion, said Susan Tallents, coordinator.
Two-thirds of home fire deaths result from fires in homes without a working smoke alarm, according to the National Fire Protection Agency. Oswego firefighters remind you to not only change your clocks for daylight savings time, but to check your smoke alarms, too.
Fairgrieve Elementary was the lucky local school to benefit from TCC Verizon’s Culture of Good initiative.
Store manager David Janes and representative John Budd recently visited the school to deliver several boxes full of school supplies for Fairgrieve classrooms.
Perseverance is not giving up when you feel defeated. That was the message Syracuse Silver Knights professional indoor soccer players Andrew Coughlin and Ben Ramin gave to Volney Elementary, as an introduction to the school’s Virtue of the Month for March.
SUNY Oswego graduate student Paul Farinelli credits his studies in graphic art and digital media — and some crucial advice from a professor — with helping him develop video game characters “with a mystique” for display March 23 to April 8 in the Master of Arts Thesis Exhibition in Tyler Art Gallery.
Fairgrieve Elementary School teachers recently honored one student from each of their classrooms for exceeding expectations throughout the month of February.
While the fifth grade classes at Oswego’s Kingsford Park and San Antonio, Texas’ Windcrest elementary schools may be thousands of miles apart, a collaborative distance learning program in the Oswego City School District is connecting students with peers anywhere in the world.
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