Teaming with Partners for Education and Business, Inc., and The Manufacturers Association of Central New York, Fulton will open its doors to 100 high school and college students and engage them in learning the many benefits and opportunities of manufacturing careers. The event will take place from 9 to 11a.m. at Fulton Companies, Corporate Headquarters, 972 Centerville Road, Pulaski.
The lives of some of the refugees living in the Fort Ontario Emergency Refugee Shelter are brought to the stage in Rick Sivers’ new drama, “Dawn of Freedom,” produced in conjunction with the Safe Haven Holocaust Refugee Museum and the Oswego Players.
The Hannibal Historical Society will host Hannibal History Day on October 15. The hours will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Hannibal Community Center on Oswego Street in the village.
With the 2016-17 school year under way, parents in the Phoenix Central School District had a chance to meet their child’s teachers and tour the elementary and middle schools during recent open houses.
During a recent school day at Oswego Middle School, half of the seventh grade population was asked to fill in the blank to “I Am ____________.” The activity was presented as part of the newly introduced seventh grade advisory sections that have taken the place of one study hall during the day for seventh graders.
On September 30, the students within the Fulton City School District in grades UPK – 12 will have an early dismissal. Grades 7 – 12 will dismiss at 10:30 a.m. and morning Pre K – 6 will dismiss at 11:15 a.m.
There wasn’t a single parking space left at the Volney Elementary School open house, where students had the opportunity to give their families a tour of the building and introduce them to their teacher.
He is a cuddler, a greeter of guests, a champion napper and all around entertainer. He loves grownups, kids, other cats, dogs. From his beginnings as a terrified kitten hiding under an abandoned trailer, he has come totally out of his shell and is just a delight.
The students at Trinity Catholic School excel at the rigors of the classroom. But, the school is teaching more than academics. Last Spring, the students, under the direction of parent Kristen Kelly, began composting their waste from the cafeteria. This waste was brought to the Oswego West Side Community Garden.
The Oswego City-County Youth Bureau anticipates the availability of limited funding for youth development programs in 2017. Not-for-profit organizations have until Nov. 7 to apply for grant funds through the Oswego City-County Youth Bureau and the New York State Office of Children and Family Services.
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