The New York Sea Grant Extension Office at Cornell University, Ithaca, has announced that two of its Great Lakes program educators have been honored for excellence by the Great Lakes Sea Grant Network. The network of Sea Grant programs in the eight Great Lakes states presented the awards at its 2014 Great Lakes Sea Grant Network conference June 17 in Erie, Pa.
As a John C. Birdlebough High School graduate, Kayleigh Moyer has deep roots in the Phoenix community and its music scene, so it was only natural for her to return to the district and show Phoenix students some tricks of the drum trade.
The Exceptional Education Department at Oswego County BOCES honored the class of 2014 with a commencement ceremony in mid-June.
OCB Adaptive Physical Education Teacher Kelly Schulz coordinates a full day of outdoor activities to get students thinking about all of the great things they can do to stay active all summer long. A guided nature hike took students through Camp Hollis’ bevy of lakeshore trails.
Graduating seniors at John C. Birdlebough High School were not the only students to earn academic recognition and scholarships during year-end ceremonies, as 15 junior classmen received major financial awards as well.
Sponsored by Oswego County Opportunities’ OPTIONS and WIC programs, Cornell Cooperative Extension, the Oswego County Breastfeeding Coalition, Mother Earth Baby and Oswego Hospital, the event featured presentations on the expectations of motherhood and the benefits of breastfeeding, as well as education.
The Oswego City Concert Band and Jazz Band concert schedule has been announced for this summer. An Oswego tradition for almost 80 years, these free Wednesday night concerts overlook beautiful Lake Ontario, while providing an enjoyable evening for the young and young at heart.
The Oswego Association of Business and Professional Women celebrated its 25th anniversary at Vona’s Restaurant in Oswego awarding scholarship check to Michaela Moran, graduating Oswego High School senior. Moran plans to attend SUNY Oswego for medical technology.
State Senator Patty Ritchie has announced her bill to provide mandate relief to local school districts by eliminating the duplicative requirement for annual visual inspections of school buildings has passed the State Senate.
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