Recognizing Oswego County has selected Lois Terminella as the Community Champion for May. The theme for the month is “Summer Events.” Next month’s theme is “Community Development/Revitalization.”
The Hannibal Country Cruizers car club will hold its annual “Cruise-In” and chicken barbeque on June 1 at the Hannibal American Legion. The Country Cruizers is an organization of classic car enthusiasts who also are dedicated to serving the community.
Jeff Grimshaw, a former member of the Fulton Noon Rotary Club when he was director of the Fulton Family YMCA, was introduced by Rotarian Nancy Kush Ellis. He is currently the director of the SUNY Office of Business and Community Relations. He discussed the THRIVE program with the Rotarians.
This summer, share the beauty of your community with a Fresh Air child while enjoying the pure joys of summer in your own backyard! The Fresh Air Fund, an independent, not-for-profit agency, has provided free summer experiences to more than 1.8 million New York City children from low-income communities since 1877.
The school’s annual living history museum gave fifth graders a chance to research a famous person from history, create a presentation about the historical figure and dress the part.
Armed with years of experience and knowledge in the educational system, Hannibal Central School District Board of Education member Dale Young will be honored for his service during an upcoming regional meeting.
Members of the City of Fulton Republican Committee publicly presented Republican, Conservative and Independence Congressional candidate John Katko of Camillus with a financial contribution.
A 10-month program, Leadership Oswego County Youth, combines classroom instruction, workshops, and a variety of activities that provide students with the skills needed to succeed as leaders in their school and in the future.
Harborfest needs your help! Each year, more than 400 volunteers are needed to put on the four-day, admission free festival. There are a variety of positions available. From trolley hosts to children’s activities assistants to merchandise assistants, there is something for everyone.
Earlier this month, the Fairley Fun Runners of Fairley Elementary School were happy to hear Pennellville resident, Ruth Ripley, share with them her experience of running marathons in every state. Ripley is the second women in New York State to have run a marathon in every state. Ripley’s visit ties in with a history unit on women of change.
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