SUNY Oswego to host author on Black History Month
Suny Oswego welcomes Douglas Blackmon author of Slavery by Another Name for a free public talk in the Marano Campus Center auditorium at 7 p.m. Feb. 12 as part of Black History Month activities. The event precedes a 6:30 p.m. Feb. 11 PBS documentary screening, with parking available behind Hart and Funnelle halls. Blackmon, Pulitzer Prize winner and PBS co executive producer, discusses enforced servitude and the lasting impact of neo slavery in American history.
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SUNY Oswego Arts and Athletics Week Schedule
This week at SUNY Oswego features Graphic Flash 4 student art on display at Oswego State Downtown noon to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. Free. Also Cruisin the Campus events include open gym 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Lee Hall, open track 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Romney Field House, and open swim 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Lee Hall. Men's Ice Hockey 7 p.m. at the Marano Campus Center against Buffalo State with tickets at tickets.oswego.edu. Rice Creek Ramble hike meets 11 a.m. at Rice Creek Field Station. Wrestling at noon in Maxiel Gymnasium, Oswego vs. Oneonta. Swimming and Diving at Laker Hall includes Oswego vs. Geneseo and Oswego vs. Fredonia with fees and free entries noted.
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Sunday Open Skate at Arena and Convocation Hall
Sunday open skate runs 6 to 7 30 p m at Arena and Convocation Hall Marano Campus Center free for SUNY Oswego students faculty and staff skate rental and sharpening in Skate Shop contact 312 2578 also planetarium show 7 p m Room 223 Shineman Center limited seating first come first served free including parking in Centennial Drive lot E17 or Washington Boulevard lot E8 contact 312 2790 Monday spring classes begin
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Jump Rope for Heart Event at Leighton School
Leighton Elementary School students will Jump Rope for Heart on February 12 to aid the American Heart Association. Physical education teacher Ted Beers outlines incentives including a duck suit for the top fundraiser and extra PE classes for participants and the leading classroom.
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Hannibal pushes forward on new water district project
Hannibal town progresses toward final state comptroller approval for water service area four. Business Development manager Guminiak of C2AE notes a tight construction window. Residents along Fowler Road Stock Road and parts of 66 Road would join the new district with a $1.457 million plan funded by a $760k Rural Development loan at 2.75 percent and a $697k grant. Construction eyed for May 2015 and lasting three to four months as the attorney coordinates with the comptroller.
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Disney Olaf to visit Snow Day at CNY Arts Center Fulton
Olaf from Frozen will join the fourth annual Snow Day at CNY Arts Center in Fulton on January 31 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Meet Olaf, take photos, and enjoy indoor and outdoor snow activities, a children's carnival, Irish dancers, snow art, and more. The event hub is 11 River Glen Plaza, with tickets at the door and details at cnyartscenter.com.
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