During a recent assembly at Volney Elementary School, students were praised for exemplifying positive behavior traits and serving as role models throughout the month of May. Nearly 50 students from throughout the school were recognized for their positive character.
Emerson J Dillon Middle School welcomed 11 new members into the National Junior Honor Society recently. This year, the EJD NJHS has served its community in a variety of ways, from UNICEF trick or treating to the sending of Christmas cards to Michaud nursing home.
Although Pulaski High School senior Megan Jennings still has final exams to take and academic projects to finish, she is eager for her future at Mansfield University. The multi-sport student-athlete recently signed her letter of intent to attend the Division II college in Pennsylvania, where she will study biology and run cross-country and track.
The Kenney Middle School fifth and sixth grade chorus and beginning band recently performed in front of a pack audience at their spring concert.
Join us for Mom’s Night Out on June 16 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Fulton Public Library. This new program will feature a fun activity every month and a chance to catch up with other moms. This month there will be a book swap.
My eight-year-old tabby, Sid Vicious (it’s a long story. He’s really a sweetie pie), has suddenly started peeing outside the litter box. Not every time, but often enough that it’s becoming a problem. What should I do?
The legendary Fort Ontario molasses cookie, remembered by many visitors during the 1960s and 1970s, will make its return to the old stone fort in Oswego on June 14. A complimentary molasses cookie will be served to the first 200 visitors with admission to the fort.
Applications are now being accepted for the Muriel Allerton Scholarship Award given each year by the Professional Journalists and Communicators of Oswego County. Graduating high school seniors throughout the county who are planning to continue their education in a communications-related field are invited to apply for the $500 prize.
Watch the arts come to life at the H. Lee White Maritime Museum on West First Street Pier in Oswego this summer. The project, “Cloning Neptune: Recreating a Masterpiece” with Don Gillespie, celebrates Oswego’s rich art heritage. It kicks off in late June and runs all summer.
Through a writing contest at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation, six deaf/hard-of-hearing students recently won vibrating alarm clocks. The students wrote persuasive essays about why they could benefit from a vibrating alarm clock.
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