New York State law requires that all cats, dogs, and pet ferrets be vaccinated against rabies. The first rabies vaccine should be given at three months of age. A second vaccination is required for cats and dogs within one year of the first, and every three years thereafter.
Lake Ontario Commandery No. 32 and Watertown Commandery No. 11 were inspected by Grand Junior Warden Eric Benson at the Sandy Creek Masonic Temple on April 18. During the inspection, the Knights demonstrated their proficiency in sword drill and ritual.
Healthy Kids Day, the Y’s national initiative to improve families’ health and well-being, takes place at 1,900 Ys and kick-starts healthier behaviors now and throughout the summer, a critical out-of-school time for children’s health.
Dr. Arthur “Jack” Brown celebrated his birthday recently with friends at the Parish Dining and Activity Center at New Hope Presbyterian Church 814 Rider St.
The new inductees include: eighth graders Bridgette Anderson, Alyssa Fiegl, and Lainey Smith; and seventh graders Faith Bachar, Joshua Balcom, Christopher Blount, David Hennigan, Emily Kehoe, Seth Lurcock, Oren McDougal, Carley Stoker, Machela Sullivan, and Sullivan Worns.
A young volunteer readies children’s books for distribution during last year’s Memorial Day Parade in Fulton. United Way of Greater Oswego County and the Literacy Coalition of Oswego County have once again partnered for their annual book drive for youth.
Leadership Oswego County Youth (LOCY) is accepting applications for its 15th year of youth leadership training experience. The program is open to all high school students in Oswego County. Preference is given to those entering their freshman or sophomore year who have shown leadership potential and a desire to learn.
Principal Donna Simmons said, “Our school worked together to make the two weeks of English Language Arts and Math New York State Testing as motivating as possible for our students to do their best. These tests are challenging and exhausting and our students have been working very hard to prepare.”
Students in Susan Gafner’s sixth grade class connected via distance learning with a school from Alberta Canada to celebrate Read Around the Planet. The Sandy Creek students, using a format similar to the “Minute to Win It” game show, asked the Canada class questions related to reading and comprehension, all while performing a physical task.
Students in the Sandy Creek Central School District put their literary knowledge to the test for a chance to be crowned Battle of the Books champion, and represent their district in the county-wide competition to be held May 1 at Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School.
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