“Wedding Dresses and Organization Outfits” will be on display through the summer. In the museum, wedding fashions from the 1870s to the 1970s from the Pulaski area will be exhibited, along with photographs and memorable wedding stories. In the Carriage House, local sports and organization uniforms will be on view, as well as photos of various sports teams through the years.
The President’s List includes 861 students who achieved a grade-point average of 3.75 or higher (of a possible 4.00).
SUNY Oswego has earned recognition among the nation’s Colleges of Distinction for 2015-16. The member schools in the Colleges of Distinction consortium distinguish themselves through their focus on the undergraduate experience, and Oswego has been included for more than a decade.
The members of The Roamin’ Catholic Choir, directed by Dolores Walrath, will join the Chancel Choir members of First United, directed by Gina Mazzoli, to perform four anthems including a closing blessing entitled “Old Irish Blessing.”
The Oswego Middle School Student Council and National Junior Honor Society recently hosted an American Red Cross Pint Sized Heroes Blood Drive.
To qualify for the Dean’s List, a student must earn a perfect 4.0 grade-point average while carrying a course load of 12 hours or more.
Block Challenge Grants award individual property owners up to $1,000 each in matching funds for exterior improvements, if neighbors get five or more households on the same block to participate.
While a traditional world history course is a staple in every high school, some G. Ray Bodley High School students recently took their studies one step further with a visit to Haiti. The poverty, pollution and economic distress they read about in their history books played out in real life.
Oswego County Federal Credit Union, in cooperation with the Oswego City-County Youth Bureau, will again be sponsoring free open air Movies in the Park at 7 p.m. in East Park, said Bill Carhart, OCFCU CEO.
Second graders paraded around the auditorium with American flags as part of an annual tribute to Old Glory. Younger students sat in the audience and were captivated by the songs, stories and facts that the second graders presented.
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