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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 2015
Page
6
Fairley Elementary students heard musician Jared Campbell present the Blue Project aimed at building self esteem and value. He described fighting for life and personal growth through music and sharing the story behind his song The Fight about resilience.
Fulton Junior High School releases its honor roll for the second quarter. Grade 7 lists many students including Ethan Abelgore Camran Andreotta Annaliese Archer Nathaniel Archer Kylie Ashline Rebecca Bailey and more. Grade 8 includes Dustyn Arroway Dani Avery Owen Ayotte Jada Ballard Ryan Barry Maddison Baum and additional names across two classes. Grade 7 third group shows Chelsea Barker Jayda Blakeman Logan Bonnell Alexis Boots Breadna Boots Hannah Bort Austin Bowering Tyler Carpenter Jessica Cary Alexander Chapman Kelton Crofoot Christopher Cross Jacob Curtis and others. Grade 8 lists Joshua Austin Collin Baker LaBreck Alex Ball Chadwick Bean Rachel Bedford Kimberly Bednarz and more.
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Elementary School third graders in Sharon Amyotte and Denise Warhol classes designed built and tested marshmallow catapults. Teams evaluated peer designs and merged ideas to improve efficiency and accuracy under guidance from Principal Michael McAuliff and Julie Woolson during a materials common challenge.
Oswego County marks National Child and Adult Care Food Program Week with the Child Care Development Council and CACFP sponsors recognizing benefits to children and the community. The program serves nutritious meals, supports provider education, and sustains 1.9 billion meals daily across centers and homes. In Oswego County about 60 providers care for 500 to 600 children, with residents urged to honor CACFP workers.
Volney Town History Center offers a Tour of Historic Homes and Sites on April 25. A Great Lakes trolley will depart Volney Center town hall at 9 a.m. with stops at Pinewood School and North Volney Church. A Pinewood talk will cover local history, Head Start marks 50th anniversary, and a North Volney Church speaker will discuss church relocation. Reservations required by March 21 via 593-2293, with name, phone number and number of seats.
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