Community
Graduate Students Examine School-bullying Issues at Quest
Two Quest presentations at SUNY Oswego, by graduate education students Katherine Gleason and Lindsay Therrien, will offer various angles on the persistent problem of school bullying.
Alternate-reality Players to Present at Quest on U.S.-Mexico Relations
SUNY Oswego students participating in an alternate-reality game will gather for a “teach-in” at Quest on April 13 to discuss issues around the relationship of the United States and Mexico.
Old Oswego Town Photos to be Subject of Meeting
Fulton Family YMCA Holds Preschool Open House April 8
The Fulton Family YMCA’s Pre-school offers programs for children ages 2 to 5. “We offer a comprehensive pre-school curriculum, with the added benefit of a weekly swim lesson and a gym class”, said Elizabeth Fadden, Director of the YMCA. ?
Gino and Joe’s Opens in Port City
Senior Art Featured At Bishop’s Commons
Residents of Bishop’s Commons recently showcased a collection of artwork that they created over the past two years with local artist Debra Daniels.
Free Vision Screenings For Area Seniors
Aurora of CNY, Inc. will offer free vision screening for seniors on April 14, from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the Mary Nelson Youth Center, 2849 S. Salina St. in Syracuse.
Parish Elementary School Celebrates Reading Partnerships
In honor and celebration of the importance of PARP, Parish Elementary School (PES) kicked off the month with a “Book a Trip for Reading Adventure” campaign and hosted a family-focused literacy event.
Barclay: This Year’s Budget: Tough but Keeps Line on Spending, No New Taxes
I’m pleased the budget was enacted—on time and without new taxes. By no means was this an ideal plan, but it is the first budget that reflects the economic difficulty New York has faced over the last three years.


