This spring, many area schools learned about traffic safety from guest speaker, Billie Crandall Brady of the Oswego County Traffic Safety Board. Funding from the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee make educational events and classes possible.
Assemblyman Will Barclay (R,C,I—Pulaski) is challenging the children in the community to read for at least 15 minutes a day for 40 days throughout July and August, with an adult or on their own as part of the New York State Assembly Summer reading challenge.
A special program about tolerance, acceptance and understanding more about people with disabilities was presented at Lanigan Elementary School to students in Kindergarten and third grade classes recently.
Move Along, Inc., a non-profit organization established in 2007, will participate at the Tri-Oswego Triathlon with a wheelchair basketball exhibition game between members of the Move Along Flyers and Sitrin Stars from Utica.
Granby Elementary School recently announced its top Accelerated Readers for the 2010-11 school year and rewarded Accelerated Reader participants earning a minimum of 25 points with a fun activity night that included games, face painting, crafts and other carnival-like activities.
Crazy Race Days at Altmar Elementary School in the Altmar-Parish-Williamstown School District marks the end of a school year and the beginning of summer vacation.
Each month through the Food Sense Program families and individuals have the opportunity to purchase specially priced food packages consisting of fresh meats, fresh produce, and frozen foods. In addition, there are special featured items each month that may be purchased separately or in addition to the food package.
Fairgrieve Elementary School recently announced its top Accelerated Readers for the 2010-11 school year and rewarded Accelerated Reader participants earning a minimum of 100 points a special pizza party that included lunch with Principal Jean Ciesla.
Two groups did litter cleanups on the Oswego River this past week. The cleanups were scheduled earlier in the season, but the earlier high water had prevented that from happening.
Alicia Malone and her teammates captured the championship of Catholic Charities’ Inaugural CYO Rock the Rim for Youth Basketball Tournament. Held recently at the Fulton War Memorial, the event was a fundraiser for the CYO Program.
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