The Hannibal Senior High Music Department will present a concert celebrating Music in Our Schools Month on March 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the High School’s Lockwood Auditorium. The National Association for Music Education has announced this year’s theme “Music Makes Me…..!!!!,” a message emphasizing the important role that music education plays in our students’ lives.
Chloe Nabinger, daughter of Jamie and Missie Nabinger of Pulaski, recently donated hair to Locks of Love. Chloe, who is in third grade at Lura Sharp Elementary, had 10 inches of her hair cut to donate. She wanted to give to others that did not have any hair due to medical reasons. For more information, visit www.locksoflove.org
Army Pvt. Jacob Metcalf has graduated from basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga. Metcalf is the son of Jay Metcalf of Syracuse and Maureen Maxam of Pennellville.
Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 21 recently presented New York Sea Grant Coastal Recreation and Tourism Specialist Dave White with its 2013 Wear It! Award. The award recognizes excellence in teaching the public about life jacket safety.
“Random Acts of Kindness” have been recognized recently at the Oswego Middle School. Principal Mary Beth Fierro and Assistant Principal Robyn Proud have been extremely supportive of promoting positive actions of their students. Throughout the year students and staff have been recognized for assisting others.
Proud Motorsports will hold a chicken BBQ fundraiser for Oswego Speedway rookie and 15-year-old Camden Proud on March 16 from noon until sold out at Lighthouse Lanes.
Selected pieces included Neil Roman, a fourth grade student, in mixed media with his “Camouflage Chameleon” and sixth grader Abigail Faul with an oil pastel “Frank” inspired by the work of Basil Gogos.
Juniors or seniors with a grade point average that places them in the top 15 percent of their class are eligible for membership.
Friday, March 7, is National Dress in Blue Day in honor of colorectal cancer awareness month. Wear something blue to bring attention to this preventable cancer and spread the word about lifesaving screening.
Oswego City Police Lieutenant Zachary Misztal visited the Oswego Middle School as guest of eighth grade English teacher Sandra Brown (right). He helped the Eight East students “solve a crime” as he spoke about crime scenes, what to look for and the roles of people who work at the scene.
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