The struggle of light over the shadows as told through the passion of Easter will come alive on stage in music as Fulton Community Theatre proudly presents the return of the rock and roll cantata “Tenebrae” as a benefit for First United Methodist Church of Fulton’s Food Pantry.
SUNY Oswego music faculty members Mihoko Tsutsumi and Juan La Manna will present a four-hand piano program at 3 p.m. April 3, in Sheldon Hall ballroom in a Focus on Faculty concert featuring works that may particular appeal to children, as well as adults.
The Active Aging and Community Engagement Center at SUNY Oswego Metro Center will present a discussion series on “Growing and Aging: Wisdom as a Lifelong Pursuit” Thursdays this spring at the White Branch Library, 763 Butternut St. in Syracuse.
Oswego County Clerk Michael C. Backus encourages residents to use one of the three local Department of Motor Vehicles offices for their motor vehicle transactions. This includes registration renewals such as those for motorcycles which expire every year on April 30.
Do you have an eye for photography? Can you find the beauty beyond 60? Then you’ll want to enter the Oswego County Opportunities’ Beyond 60 Photo Contest. Sponsored by OCO Nutrition Services, the photo contest is open to all community members and offers prizes of $50 for first place, $30 for second and $20 for third.
Michele King was a guest speaker at a recent Oswego Rotary club meeting. She is the owner of Adirondack Physical & Occupational Therapy and is a licensed occupational therapist. King spoke to the members about the importance of good nutrition, exercise, sleep and vitamins to maintain good health and the control of stress.
On April 9 the Oswego Public Library Children’s Room will offer an art course for children ages 7 to 14. The event will take place at 1 p.m. Jen Blanchard will be teaching how to paint trees.
Hannibal Home and School has teamed with the Life Skills class for a fundraising campaign to benefit all students in the district. As part of the auction-style fundraiser, community members can bid on 13 different storage boxes that students built in class.
Three students from Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District received awards for two Veterans of Foreign Wars writing contests: the Patriot’s Pen and the Voice of Democracy.
Talent, fashion and personality were on display in the John C. Birdlebough High School auditorium recently as 13 students vied for the title of Mr. Phoenix. The male pageant, which served as a fundraiser for the sophomore class, yielded plenty of laughter throughout the evening.
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