“Teacher Leader Academy and Project Based Learning for the 21st Century” was an event to showcase the presentations of several teachers who benefited from a grant given to Oswego County BOCES. One person described it as an opportunity for all the educators to “learn from each other.”
The third-ranked Oswego State men’s ice hockey team punched its third straight ticket to the NCAA Division III Men’s Ice Hockey Championships behind the strength of four third-period goals in a 5-0 quarterfinal win over 11th-ranked Elmira Saturday at the Campus Center Arena.
An Akwesasne Mohawk author and a maritime archaeologist will add unique perspectives to the Oswego County War of 1812 Symposium March 31 at the American Foundry in Oswego.
With the return to daylight saving time this weekend, the Oswego Fire Department would like to remind everyone to replace the batteries in their smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
UPDATE: The Oswego County Drug Task Force with the assistance of the New York State Police, City of Fulton Police Department, City of Oswego Police Department and the Oswego County Sheriff’s Department executed a search warrant at 3882 County Route 6 in the Town of New Haven.
The mercury cracked the 60-degree plateau Wednesday afternoon. And, it didn’t stop there. “Most of the afternoon in hung around 66 degrees,” said Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service. The 66 degrees eclipsed the old record of 62 degrees set in 1987.
New York Sea Grant issued a series of impact statements for projects completed in 2011. The projects impacted diverse interest sectors including commercial fishermen, US Coast Guard search and rescue programs, the seafood industry, New York’s teachers and students, public and private coastal property managers, municipal leaders, and fisheries managers.
The Oswego City School District officials have indicated that there are some major changes in the academic calendar. This Friday will be a half day of school for all Oswego City School District students. Other dates have changed, also.
The average temperature last month was 32.2 degrees. That’s 6.8 degrees warmer than average, according to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service. Going all the way back to 1854, it ranks as the 6th warmest in Port City history.
Contributing authors to the recently published book Sometimes The Wind Blows Sideways: Our Lives with a Special Needs Child gathered on Monday at the Oswego Arise office to celebrate their participation in raising awareness on special needs.
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