Lakeside Artisans welcomes new members, Jim and Suzanne Stout, to its gallery of talented local artists. A unique husband and wife team, Suzanne works in the store, while Jim creates one-of-a-kind wooden works of art in his shop.
The new edition of “Drawing Essentials: A Complete Guide to Drawing,” a textbook published by Oxford University Press, profiles mixed-media artist Juan Perdiguero of the SUNY Oswego art faculty among about 20 others in an appendix of top talents influencing modern drawing.
Any residents of Oswego that would like to make their food dollars go farther may order May Food $en$e packages until 3 p.m. on May 6. All Oswego area residents may use the program.
Students in the Bridges to Success alternative education program are now equipped with tools to make healthy choices. Bridges, a CiTi program located on Dutch Ridge Road in Oswego, recently welcomed CiTi Teen Health Issues Educator Kristen Paura to discuss components of healthy relationships.
A lesson in having a generous heart that’s also healthy recently culminated for students at the Fourth Street School with a physical education celebration. Students of the Stepping Stones Day Program crushed their $200 Jump Rope for Heart goal, after having collected about $500 for the American Heart Association.
The Blue Team is at it again, vying for another national milk carton contest award. About five months after students in Robyn Yorker’s Stepping Stones Day Program classroom won a $1,000 prize for a milk carton sculpture contest in the fall, they have entered into the spring Carton2Garden milk carton contest.
Students from the Altmar-Parish-Williamstown, Fulton, Hannibal, Mexico, Oswego, Phoenix, Pulaski and Sandy Creek school districts attended this free event to learn about career choices in the county from local business professionals.
The Eastern Communication Association recently honored SUNY Oswego communication studies department chair Dr. Mary C. Toale as an ECA Teaching Fellow at its annual conference in Baltimore. The designation recognizes a distinguished career of teaching excellence in the field of communication and is limited to colleagues who have active and ongoing service to the association.
Ten students from the Sandy Creek Central, Hannibal Central and Pulaski Academy & Central school districts recently spent the morning at CiTi’s Mexico campus to learn more about CTE Business: a project-based business program that develops students’ understanding and skills about business.
Students selected must have a minimum grade point average of 3.5 and maintain a high academic standing throughout their enrollment at CCC.
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