While they all couldn’t be winners, students from the Hannibal Central School District displayed great comradery during a recent Battle of the Books competition, showcasing the attributes the contest attempts to instill in its participants.
Honore Stockley, SBDC business advisor, will discuss creative and cost-effective ways to market your product or service at the next Women’s Network for Entrepreneurial Training’s monthly breakfast meeting, April 2 at 8 a.m. at Operation Oswego County, 44 W. Bridge St., Oswego.
Participants from ARISE created artwork for the 2014 ‘UNIQUE Art Exhibit’ and a selection of those works are currently on display outside of Assemblyman Barclay’s office at the Oswego County Building at 200 N. Second St. in Fulton. Through the use of art and expression, the exhibit promotes the artistic vision of individuals with developmental disabilities.
The parents and children enjoyed listening to “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” by Eric Carle, which was read by a sibling Jaden Clifton, drinking rainbow smoothies and doing several activities related to the book.
Dr. Tracy K. Lewis, distinguished teaching professor in SUNY Oswego’s modern languages and literatures department, has been made a member and honorary professor in the Ateneo de Lengua y Cultura Guarani in Paraguay, in recognition of his career-long dedication to Guarani, the South American nation’s co-official language, with Spanish.
Students with a 3.30 or higher term average while enrolled in 3.75 or more course hours are eligible for Dean’s Award recognition at Colgate.
Billie Pickert, of Spring Hill Maple Farm in Rodman, NY, stopped by the school to hold a presentation on what it takes to make authentic maple syrup. Pickert explained that maple season is quickly approaching, as “tapping” of maple trees usually begins around the end of winter and the beginning of spring.
Students at Lanigan Elementary School were recently honored during an assembly for exemplifying honesty throughout the month of February. One student from each class throughout the school was chosen by their teachers to receive special recognition during the ceremony for showcasing honesty.
Author and historian Roy Reehil will present a program about the life of the legendary Adirondack hermit, Louie “French Louie” Seymour, at 7 p.m. April 8 at the Parish Town Hall, 2938 E. Main St. The program is hosted by the Parish Historical Society and is free and open to the public.
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