Superintendent of Schools Bill Crist presented an overview of his proposed budget, but work on the process will continue during the upcoming April 9 meeting. In other action the board continued to address the desire to maintain and enhance the alternative “big picture school”
Makayla Walker, of Oswego, was diagnosed last fall with an abdominal desmoid tumor. It is so aggressive it is classified as a cancer. A grassroots effort has resulted in a fundraiser set for the American Legion with “tons and tons of raffles.”
Asbestos abatement will be conducted during the spring break at the
Oswego High School. Continuing work at the school is part of the project to improve the restroom facilities. By the time the students return the restrooms that have been renovated on the south side of the building should be ready for use.
Scattered sunshine on Friday with rain or snow showers possible. High about 40.
The St. Baldrick’s Foundation is a volunteer-driven charity committed to funding the most promising research to find cures for childhood cancers and give survivors long and healthy lives. Its annual fundraiser Wednesday night raised an estimated $75,000+
The Oswego City School District has approved a conditional lease regarding property at 80 Dutch Road, Town of Scriba; owned Northeast Sports Source, Inc.
Today is St. Baldrick’s Day in Oswego. You can help fight childhood cancer, a disease that has an impact on several children locally. The foundation will hold its annual head-shaving event in the Lake Ontario Event and Conference Center, 26 E. First St. The goal is to raise $75,000.
Northern Oswego County Health Services, Inc., the operator of the Pulaski Health Center, has become the largest provider of primary healthcare services in Oswego County.
State lawmakers negotiated an extra $100 million into the 2013-14 state budget for aid to schools. They said the aid would be focused on high need, low wealth school districts who have been hurt the most by the state’s cuts in aid in the last few years.
But it appears they forgot Central New York’s neediest, poorest district: Hannibal.
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