Community

Helping in this seasonal celebration are the seventh and eighth grade students at the Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Junior/Senior High School who recently showcased their musical talents at a holiday concert.

Stock up on stocking stuffers, buy games, stationary, electronic accessories, sporting goods, graphic tees, or find some sensational seasonal items for $5 or less and 10% of the total dollars spent will be donated to APW Dollars for Scholars

“This annual event allows an opportunity for our residents to invite family and friends and the public to a special holiday gathering where everyone can meet, mingle, enjoy great music and delicious foods, in a festive atmosphere,” explained Senior Living Coordinator, Julie Chetney.

This training provided information for our spotters on winter weather definitions, typical weather patterns that bring winter weather to Central New York along with some of the greatest weather hazards, how to measure snowfall accurately, greatest winter hazards and, of interest to everyone, the real facts in regard to 2011-2012 “Winter that Wasn’t.”

Fitzhugh Park School hosted “Trevorthon” for a third grader struggling with a medical condition. Students and staff brought “change to make a change” and put on their dancing shoes. The one-day project brought in $932 for the worthwhile cause.

Oswego High School art students have a display of watercolor paintings at “The Coffee Connection” on Water Street in Oswego.

The concert, presented by the newly formed Musical Associates of Central New York, will be held December 16 at 3 p.m. at the Oswego High School auditorium.

The whole community is invited to a special Blue Christmas service on December 19, 7 pm, at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 64 Gillespie Road, at the intersection with Route 176.