CiTi New Vision graduates look toward bright futures
Forty seven Oswego County students completed CiTi New Vision programs in allied health law and government and specialized careers. All are enrolled in college or higher education this fall. Destiny Moore spoke of the program and will study criminal justice at Cayuga Community College. District Attorney Greg Oakes praised the grads for talent and drive. Awards included the Eileen Ponto Scholarship to Kristen D Angelo and the Dr David Stern Most Improved Award to four students for consistent improvement across academics and conduct.
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Ted and Amy visit Hannibal Fairley students for celebration
Hannibal's Fairley Elementary hosted its annual celebration day with Ted Long and Amy Robbins from 930 WNTQ in Syracuse. Teachers and students faced a comical Q and A game revealing each other’s favorite things. Andrew Matteson and student Emily Hurst won the event with their reveal of Matteson's favorite saying, Purple pride never dies.
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