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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2018
Page
1
DayBreak and Volney Elementary kindergartners smile as the kings and queens march in the annual parade. Upperclassmen offer cheers and handshakes during the lively school event.
Kings and queens from Volney Elementary marched the hallways as a Listening and Learning unit on monarchies concluded with a tea party. Students from kindergarten through sixth grade wore crowns and were praised by teachers Anne Grabowski and Kathryn Rowlee for their regal celebration.
University at Buffalo researchers study historical lake effect snow to improve future predictions as the Earth warms. They probe ancient snowfall using hydrogen in leaves from pond and lake sediments to gauge past intensity and patterns of Great Lakes driven snow bands.
Oswego officials tentatively approve a March 10 St. Patrick's Day Parade organized by the Ancient Order of the Hibernians after a previous cancellation amid a city marketing dispute. The AOH will handle event duties, seek road closures, and fund traffic control, with Mayor Billy Barlow aiming to build a lasting partnership and boost local business as winter ends.
SUNY Oswego observes the 50th anniversary of its Black Student Union with events during Black History Month. Keonna Wren, BSU president, notes planning began in October for the BSU Variety Show on February 23 in Hewitt ballroom, the Young Gifted and Black Summit February 24 in Marano Campus Center Room 201, and the BSU Dinner February 24 in Hewitt ballroom. The celebration honors founders who started the BSU in 1968 and highlights student leadership, service, and advocacy.
Oswego residents will gather February 24 for the first Oswego City Snowman Building Contest at Franklin Square Park. Entry is free. Mayor Billy Barlow lauds committee approval and expects a strong youth turnout. Jen Losurdo of the City-County Youth Bureau notes positive early response and hopes for more snowfall.
New York stock losses surged as the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped over 1100 points in a single trading session. Banks led the decline while healthcare technology and industrials posted heavy losses and energy shares fell with crude prices.
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