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To be named to the Dean’s List, a student must achieve an average of 3.0 to 3.99 for the semester and complete 12 credit hours.

CiTi Public Safety and Justice students earn accolades

Seniors enrolled in the Public Safety and Justice program at the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation were recently saluted for their efforts during a year-end recognition ceremony. Throughout the school year, teachers Jim Garcia, Charles Gabriel and Mark Bender taught the students law enforcement, firefighting and EMS skills as part of hands-on learning.

Young Cyclists Roll Through Palermo To Assist With Affordable Housing Efforts

Thirty young adults with Bike & Build Inc., a national non-profit committed to affordable housing, are bicycling into Palermo on their journey across the United States. The cyclists, as part of the Northern US route, are traveling from Portsmouth, NH to Vancouver, BC to raise money and awareness for affordable housing causes.

Barclay Presents Resolution to Safe Haven

Assemblyman Will Barclay recently presented the board members of the Safe Haven Museum and Education Center with a resolution memorializing Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Sandy Creek Spring Scholar Athlete Teams Named

At the end of each sports season the New York State Public High School Athletic Association honors those teams that excel in the classroom. To achieve this academic honor, a percentage of the team’s roster must have an average of 90% or greater.

Pulaski High School Inducts 21 New Members Into National Honor Society

The Pulaski High School Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted 21 new members in a special ceremony held at the school. More than just an academic award, the NHS induction criteria includes exemplary character, scholarship, leadership and service.

Fulton Students Impress During Choral Concert

Harmonic pitches and melody-rich vocals filled the halls at G. Ray Bodley High School recently during a spring choral concert. The high school’s women’s choir and concert choir captivated a packed audience by performing breathtaking renditions of popular musical numbers.

Jay Peck is considered an expert spey caster and fishes and guides on the Salmon River frequently. He will share his techniques for fishing Lake Ontario’s tributaries at the eighth annual Spey Nation Saturday, June 27, at the Pineville boat launch in Oswego County.

Spey Casting Fanatics will converge on the Salmon River June 26 – 28

Hundreds of spey casting fanatics will celebrate their unique sport with expert instructors and equipment manufacturers on the legendary Salmon River Friday through Sunday, June 26 to 28, for the eighth annual “Spey Nation.” The informal gathering gives anglers who cast with spey rods the opportunity to discuss techniques, buy equipment, learn from the experts, and share their enjoyment of spey casting as a form of fly fishing.

Children of All Abilities Score Big This Spring

“Doing it Our Way” Spring Soccer clinic, part of a Parents of Special Children program and run by group of Oswego student athletes recently wrapped up another season of soccer fun for all who participated. The six-week series of clinics and games was attended by nearly 40 children of all ages and abilities who participated in weekly “fun” games of soccer with everyone scoring big on the field.

Rockne Burns Receives Degree from Georgia Tech

Rockne Burns of Pulaski has earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta.