Oswego Students Have Fun At 2018 Feats Of Clay event
Oswego High School students showcased their artistic abilities during the 31st annual Feats of Clay competition held recently at Onondaga Community College in Syracuse.
Oswego High School students showcased their artistic abilities during the 31st annual Feats of Clay competition held recently at Onondaga Community College in Syracuse.
On May 20 the Cody Volunteer Fire Department will host its famous chicken barbeque. It will run from 11:30 a.m. until sold out.
Leo Amyotte and his wife, Mabel, residents at Morningstar Residential Care Center, were joined by their son, Gale Amyotte and his wife, Sharon, as they celebrated Leo’s 100th birthday as part of a special birthday celebration hosted by Morningstar to honor its residents that will be 100 years young this year.
Jacob D’Anna of Hannibal graduated from Cedarville University on May 5 with a degree in Mech Engineering.
Susan Anderson and Jessica Ariola, principal and vice principal at Emerson J. Dillon Middle School in Phoenix, were named the 2018 School Library Systems Administrators of the Year. CiTi Library Media Specialist Tammy Cummings was named the 2018 School Library System Librarian of the Year.
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary Club meeting, Rotarian Doug Stevens, introduced Dave Guyer, president of Mount Adnah Preservation Foundation. Guyer spoke of the history of the cemetery, which was founded in 1851.
The character of Volney Elementary students will blossom in conjunction with the planted flower seedlings they will present to special ladies for Mother’s Day.
Major General Anthony P. German, the Adjutant General, announces the recent reenlistment of members of the State National Guard in recognition of their continuing commitment to serve community, state and nation as part of the Army National Guard.
Members of the Oswego County Green Team and the Sunrise and Noon Rotary clubs of Fulton covered Bullhead Point for an Earth Day trash clean-up recently. The founder of the Green Team, Bob Green, picked up trash along Lake Neahtawanta on a recent spring morning.
If you missed having a Porky and Buddy column last week, we are sorry. But, we have a good excuse. Guess where we are? Australia! Yup. It’s a field trip for us to learn all about Australia’s many unique animals. So far, we’ve seen kookaburra birds, fed kangaroos, held koalas (which are plump and sleepy, not much like a stuffed animal at all, but very cute), ducked to avoid a barn owl flying over our heads, heard tree frogs (which sound just like our peepers in Oswego), heard Sulphur Crested Cockatoos screeching in huge flocks, and saw Dingos in a sanctuary.
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