The sports season starts with disappointments for the hockey and girls volleyball teams, but the girls basketball squad has a chance to begin with a win tonight. Also, students are honored for helping others or improving their grades.
Helen Hoefer can sum up the pace of her business in one word: “Booming”.
That’s not good news. Hoefer runs the food pantry and other emergency services for Catholic Charities of Oswego County. “Our numbers are up about 33% and I think it’s going to get a lot worse,” she said.
Today inside G. Ray Bodley High School, we get a preview of the winter sports season, which begins this week. Also, the dance team, above, prepares a tribute to Michael Jackson. A look at this week’s holiday chorus concert, a commentary, the morning announcements and more.
This week, city lawmakers and the Mayor agreed that perhaps those two things should not happen at the same time.
We’d add only one thing to that list: Consider buying from local merchants whenever you can. They tend to be more willing to work with you if there’s an issue and your money stays right here in town.
The school district sent letters home with elementary school students Tuesday and mailed letters to families of secondary students announcing H1N1 vaccination clinics, to be run in coordination with the Oswego County Health Department.
Gov. David Paterson raised the stakes in his showdown with the state Legislature on Tuesday. He told legislators that if they were unwilling to make $3.2 billion in mid-year budget cuts, they should give him the authority and he’d do it for them.
Today, we learn about the results of a food drive at G. Ray Bodley High school, we visit a coffeehouse, and we discover that the fall cross country season’s not over for runner Noah Carroll, who will spend Thanksgiving trying to qualify for yet one more race.
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