Learn about nature’s buffet at Mexico Point Park. The Native Americans and early settlers knew how to survive without supermarkets and fast food outlets and so can you. Nature’s buffet is bountiful if you know where to look and how to use what is available.
Character.org recently awarded Millard Hawk Primary School with a 2016 Promising Practice National Award for their “Knots of Love” project that took place earlier this year.
Rick Sivers was a recent guest at the Oswego Rotary Club. Sivers described the process by which he researched and found the script and other materials, from the play – Way Down East – that was written in Oswego by an Oswegonian and became the longest-running show in NYC up to its time.
Dr. Damian Schofield, director of Human Computer Interaction at SUNY Oswego, recently visited the students of Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District to share his thoughts, research and work on new emerging technologies.
Dee Schafer, a representative of Wanderers Rest in Canastota, visited the class with three of her therapy dogs to share about the mission of the shelter and to thank the students for their very appreciated donations.
The Oswego High School Jazz Ensembles will present its annual Evening of Big Band Jazz. This yearly tradition brings in an outstanding professional jazz musician to perform with our bands.
State Senator Patty Ritchie is urging those with waste tires to get rid of to mark their calendars for upcoming free tire disposal events taking place at all Oswego County transfer stations on May 14 and June 18.
Several Fairgrieve Elementary School students were recently recognized for exceeding classroom expectations of respect, responsibility, safety and problem solving throughout the month of April.
Sixteen third and fourth grade students participated in the 16th annual Inventive Minds Invitational recently, where they competed with students from Wayne County school districts to recognize a problem, develop strategies to work through the problem and develop an invention to solve the problem.
Lanigan students enjoyed a performance called “StoryFaces” by artist and storyteller Christopher Agostino, a presentation about the art of storytelling through face painting.
Agostino shared the history of ancient storytelling as well as some of the same face painting techniques that are used by professionals in Hollywood.
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