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The Altmar-Parish-Williamstown high school drama department will be presenting “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown” on March 23 and 24 at 7 p.m. at the Pulaski High School Auditorium.

Following the final performance of Quirk’s Players’ recent production of the musical comedy Damn Yankees, the student theatre troupe honored two special individuals, retired GRB physical education teacher Dave Garber and GRB English teacher Rob Lescarbeau.

Lake Ontario Royal Arch Masons will host a presentation by Cardiac Research Institute at Masonic Medical Research Laboratory at Lake City Masonic Hall 765 E. Seneca St., on April 2.

The H. Lee White Marine Museum is pleased to announce that Martha and Terry Hammill of Oswego have agreed to serve as the honorary chairs of the museum’s “A Titanic Affair” Committee.

Cutting needless red tape and lowering taxes are the top priorities of farmers in Oswego, Jefferson and St. Lawrence Counties, according to a survey conducted by Senator Patty Ritchie, chair of the State Senate’s Agriculture Committee.

The program allows young people to sample military life with no obligation to join any branch of the armed forces.

Area students ages 8 through 15 will have the opportunity to audition for a part in a very special children’s musical to be presented during Harborfest 2012. The production this year is “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”

The Preschoolers at Phoenix Head Start Program had a special visitor on March 1. “Cat in the Hat” (aka… Jackie Christian, center assistant) came to Discovery Day Care and celebrated Dr. Seuss’ birthday with the children.

What are you doing to cut my taxes? It’s a question I hear at almost every stop I make, whether a community meeting, at the front door of one of the thousands of constituents I meet every year, or even while shopping for groceries for my family.