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What The Rabbi Saw, which plays this weekend in the Bodley High School auditorium. Tickets are available at the door.

The fourth grade class at Lanigan Elementary, in cooperation with the school’s Parent-Teacher Group, held its annual Family Bingo Night on October 16 and raised about $680 to fund an upcoming trip to WonderWorks in Syracuse.

Fulton Fire Department members Lt. Aaron Howard, Michelle Lacey and Paul Kinne recently reviewed fire safety tips with Fairgrieve Elementary students, in recognition of October as Fire Prevention Month.

This national campaign encourages parents and their teens to communicate about various sexual health topics. Since parents should be seen as a key player in their children’s sexual health and development, Let’s Talk month provides the opportunity for such communication.

At a recent Sunrise Rotary meeting, Rotarian Dan Farfaglia introduced Sara Sunday, administrator for the Oswego County Office of the Aging. She explained the many services that are available for anyone age 60 and over.

New York Sea Grant will host a webinar series on the logistics of starting and managing the watercraft inspection component of a water-based stewardship program.

On October 16, Richard J. Kessler, Grand Lecturer of the Grand Masonic Lodge, held his annual convention at Lake City Lodge in Oswego. More than 60 Masons attended the convention.

Alumna, artist, teacher and Kuwait resident Alesha Hall will display self-portraits and digital illustrations that depict her cultural challenges and explorations in the Middle East in a free exhibition from Oct. 30 to Jan. 15 at SUNY Oswego Metro Center.