Available on a first come, first serve basis at Soil and Water District offices in Jefferson, St. Lawrence, Oswego, Madison and Onondaga counties, free larvicide “dunk” treatment kits are placed in standing water, where mosquitoes breed, and help to kill larvae for up to thirty days.
The four-person Captain and Crew tournament attracts both the serious and novice golf teams alike, but no matter the skill level the event promises to be another fun-filled day of golf and socializing for all participants.
More than $15,000 was raised by more than 400 participants in the fourth annual Run for Dennis 5k Run/Walk, held on March 14, to honor the memory of Oswego resident Dennis Pacheco, a victim of bladder cancer, it was announced by Jessica Newson, race director and Pacheco’s daughter, and Jane Pacheco, co-director and Pacheco’s wife.
Attorneys and staff from the Oswego office of Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC traded in their briefcases for work gloves, and helped beautify two local sites for the fourth Bond Community Service Day, June 24.
Sandy Creek Central School District’s Wall of Distinction recently gained three new members as alumni Jessica Yerdon Callanan, Denise Stafford Elkin and David Weisenburger were all recognized for the honor.
Chairman Jim Rice of the Fulton City Democratic Committee is inviting everyone to a chicken BBQ at the Polish Home on July 19, from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Presale tickets should be picked up by 2 p.m.
Accreditation status is based on the evaluation of an institution’s ability to meet the commission’s standards of quality while simultaneously meeting the needs of students, the community and employers.
The Fairley Elementary School gymnasium was recently overflowing with pride and joy as a packed crowd came to honor Hannibal’s class of 2028 during its pre-kindergarten graduation.
After a year of showcasing their educational accomplishments, students at Sandy Creek Elementary School recently took to the field to demonstrate how to properly have fun during their annual Fun Day.
Principal Heather Perry expressed her pride in the sixth graders, whom she has known since she became the Granby principal in 2008 when the kids were kindergartners.
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