Community

Oswego Players director Troy Pepper chose wisely for the kick-off of the group’s 75th season with “Dial M for Murder,” a classic who-done-it by English Playwright, Frederick Knot. It has all the elements that keep audiences on the edge of their seats throughout.

Each month, Fairgrieve Elementary School recognizes students for their exemplary demonstration of the Fulton City School District’s monthly behavioral expectations.

The Sandy Creek squad, recently hosted the Frontier League Winter Cheerleading Championship, donated proceeds from a 50/50 drawing and the jump/tumble contest at the event to the “Pennies for Patients” fundraiser, bringing the total raised to $300.

The Fulton City School District’s behavioral expectations include: Be Safe, Be Respectful, and Be Responsible.

Sandy Creek Middle Schools students came together for a community building day and took the opportunity to say thank you to several often overlooked departments during the holiday season.

Carlson, who has authored 63 books including her popular Harriet series of books, spoke to the students about her writing process, inspiration, and illustrating.

Students enrolled in the Oswego County BOCES New Vision Law and Government class recently had a guest visitor, Mark Bender, a 19-year veteran with the New York State Troopers, spoke to the students about protecting themselves against blood borne pathogens.

The Oswego County BOCES New Vision Law and Government class prepares students for diverse careers in law, government and public safety.