Phoenix student-athletes earn recognition
Excelling on the field of play and in the classroom, Phoenix Central School District athletes earned recognition for their achievements at the end of the fall sports season.
Excelling on the field of play and in the classroom, Phoenix Central School District athletes earned recognition for their achievements at the end of the fall sports season.
Members of Cayuga Community College Fulton Campus’ Veterans Club, Tutor Club, Green Team, PTK (Honor Society), American Sign Language Club, Gaming Club, Early Childhood Club, Nursing Club, Healthy Living Club, and Business Club recently collaborated on a clothing drive to benefit the thrift shop at Catholic Charities of Oswego County.
Kayleigh Moyer, a native of Pennellville, will appear on the nationally televised “Christmas at Belmont” concert airing this season on PBS.
Career and Technical Education students enrolled in the Floral Design and Greenhouse Technology program at Oswego County BOCES joined Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County for a Holiday Farmers’ Market during the “Christmas In Mexico” weekend in early December.
Members of Oswego’s Reformed Presbyterian Church bring the residence of Springside at Seneca Hill the ‘songs of Christmas.’ For years, during the Christmas season, the Reformed Presbyterian Church ‘carols’ the hymns and songs at different community locations in Oswego.
Talking ‘trash’ has created a ‘go green’ movement at the Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Junior/Senior High School. A student-led cafeteria compost project has completely transformed the school building’s carbon footprint and how much trash gets generated during the school’s daily lunches.
Every party needs a pooper and here we are again with depressing but important advice about how to keep your pets safe over the holidays. We’ve already established that you don’t need to panic if they munch on the poinsettias. But what about all the other fabulous holiday stuff laying around? What if they get into that?
As a long-term employee of New Process Gear, Inc., John Cannata of Central Square never thought he’d be looking for work again. Unfortunately, after the company began shutting down in 2011, John found himself unemployed. He took advantage of the employment services at the Oswego County Workforce New York One Stop Center in Fulton and learned that Huhtamaki, Inc. was looking for workers.
Murphy’s Automotive Solutions, a family-owned and operated Certified NAPA Autocare Center, has opened for business at 21 Fred Haynes Boulevard in the Town of Oswego.
Jacqueline Martin from Fulton graduated from Paul Smith’s College this December with a perfect 4.0 GPA. Martin, who majored in culinary arts, was honored for the achievement by receiving the President’s Award at the commencement ceremony on Dec. 8.
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