Community

Morningstar hosted a blood drive that allowed employees to conveniently donate blood to the Red Cross.

Although it was a new year and a different competition for the John C. Birdlebough High School Class of 2019, the result was the same as they proved victorious in the Battle of the Classes.

The county’s Environmental Management Council invites residents to observe Earth Week in an informal “before and after” clean-up competition of places where litter has been cleaned up in Oswego County.

The Oswego County Legislature’s Finance and Personnel Committee recently presented Julie Bell a certificate of appreciation for 10 years of service to county government.

Several Oswego City School District employees across all departments wore blue on April 2, in recognition of World Autism Day.

Granby Elementary School’s Family Science Night featured several stations for students and their families to get their hands dirty as they explored water measurements, programming with bananas, edible sour candy making and the genetics of strawberries, among other stations.

A lesson in selflessness and giving was in focus at Michael A. Maroun Elementary, as first graders recently donated to the Treats for Troops effort.

A couple dozen students at Volney Elementary School were honored at a recent assembly because they had either exhibited perseverance in the classroom or made goal progress throughout the month of March.

Fulton City School District’s fifth annual Parent University served as a one-stop shop for academic, community and social highlights to further show local families the strength of a supportive, collaborative culture.