Two Oswego High School students, Michael Gill and Courtney Lavere, received recognition at the Kenan Center All State Photography Competition this month..
More than 300 entries were submitted from throughout New York State in the prestigious annual event.
What is a hero? Good Samaritan, defender, liberator, protector, rescuer – Artist? CNY Arts Center wants artists to explore that question through their art when the organization collaborates with the local Red Cross to present Heroes of the American Red Cross: Arts in Motion.
Congressman Bill Owens announced that he will return more than $95,000 of his 2011 Congressional office budget to the United States Treasury to help pay down the federal deficit. This is the third consecutive year that Owens has returned surplus office funds to the Treasury.
“The goal of our open house is to provide prospective parents and families, as well as community members, public leaders, and schools an opportunity to visit our program, get to know us and one another,” said Heather Familo, food services assistant and the open house coordinator this year.
Charles E. Riley Elementary School students were winners of the drawing for a Lorax book sponsored by the Oswego Bookmobile. Recently, students were encouraged to wear orange to celebrate The Lorax and Dr. Seuss’s birthday.
Singh, a three-year employee at the 120-bed skilled nursing facility, has moved through the ranks of the rehabilitation department since she arrived in 2009. She was promoted two other times, initially to second in charge and then as acting director. She began her new position as rehabilitation manager on Feb. 1.
Charles E. Riley Elementary School student musicians Megan Lagoe, Leanna Restani and Kaitlyn Grant received a unique opportunity to perform on electronic instruments during the recent “Music in Our Schools Month” concert.
Students at KMS enjoyed slices of chocolate chip cookie pie, played a smart board Jeopardy Pi game, and competed by memorizing the most place values of pi to “pie” their teacher with whip cream pie.
The board will discuss and review the 2012-13 Oswego City School District Budget proposal and will also determine the scope of a referendum that will be placed before the voters in May.
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