Everyone who purchased their “Bundle of Bucks” charity raffle ticket on or before Valentine’s Day had their ticket number entered in a drawing to be among five picked to win $100 each. The five winning ticket numbers in the “Early Bird” drawing as picked by St. Luke resident Jean Kellar are: 44, 175, 608, 681 and 837.
Lanigan Elementary School first graders recently blasted off into space during a classroom astronomy lesson.
Teacher Karrie Schremp said her students had become fully engaged in hands-on lessons during an astronomy (Domain 6) Listening and Learning Unit.
Ten books plus 16 questions equaled one terrific battle at Charles E. Riley Elementary.
Senior music major Angela Russell, who will perform a Pietro Mascagni aria titled “Voi Lo Sapete,” has seen firsthand how funds raised by “Collage” have helped students and the expanding music program.
SUNY Oswego’s sociology department and sports studies program will host the event from 2:20 to 5:15 p.m. March 1, in Room 103 of Lanigan Hall in celebration of the 28th annual National Sportsmanship Day.
The two concurrent events – the annual PVM open house and ninth grade orientation – aimed to give graduating seniors access to information about college and career options and prepare incoming Redhawks for the rigors of high school.
What do you get when you combine masks, beads and delicious food with members of G. Ray Bodley High School’s Languages Other Than English Club? A Mardi Gras celebration.
Throughout the month, Oswego Health supports activities that bring awareness to heart disease, which is not only the No. 1 killer of women, but also the No. 1 killer of congenital heart defects, the most common type of birth defect in the United States.
Love was in the air as Morningstar Residential Care Center in Oswego hosted a Valentine’s Day Social. Heart shaped balloons and flowers adorned the tables as residents enjoyed a variety of treats and romantic music.
“Having already discovered over 3,000 exoplanets around other stars, astronomers now believe the stars of the Milky Way galaxy could have about a trillion planets,” said the show’s host, planetarium director Scott Roby of Oswego’s physics faculty, who will explore other known planetary systems using 3D models in the facility’s updated software. “We are on the verge of finding twins of Earth for the first time!”
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