The Charles E. Riley Elementary School sixth grade honors assembly provided the opportunity to recognize those students moving on to Oswego Middle School while at the same time congratulating them for their academic effort.
Now that’s using your head. Nic Schremp, a student at Lanigan Elementary School, uses only his head to move a kick ball through a relay course at the school’s annual game day.
Assemblyman Bob Oaks (R-C Macedon) checks out a prototype hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle — which he later got to drive — on display outside the Capitol earlier this month.
An ethics bill was put before the Legislature last week and passed. It is a step in the right direction, aimed to help the state provide a more effective way to discipline those in State Government who violate ethics laws.
Kindergarten students at Granby Elementary School participated in a variety of parachute games at the school’s annual game day event.
On May 27, the CER Concert chorus, made up of 70 students in grades 4, 5, and 6, performed its Spring Concert music for the residents of Bishop Commons.
The New York State Sheriffs’ Association Institute recently held a week-long Basic School for deputy sheriffs and civilian staff who work in Sheriffs’ civil divisions.
Drilling for geothermal wells as part of SUNY Oswego’s new Science and Engineering Innovation Corridor has begun, college officials reported, meaning neighbors can expect more noise than usual around Washington Boulevard.
Students from more than 30 nations will gather in Oswego the week of June 27 to compete in science and art, but they’ll also get a dose of athletic competition at a basketball tournament June 28 and 29.
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