APW Learning Fair Highlights Student Research
Altmar Parish Williamstown Elementary School hosts its annual Learning Fair with student research and presentations displayed for peers, families, and the community. A first grader showcases a potato piano device powered by electrical current linking computer to potato.
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Ariana Peel
Oswego fundraiser aims to restore OCSD clubs amid budget cuts
Oswego City School District faces elimination of club programs after a 2016 2017 budget cut that shaved stipends for advisors. Parents and groups launch summer campaigns to restore activities like Ski Travel and Environmental Clubs before September. Pamela Stevens highlights student loss, noting a bake sale raising over 800 dollars and ongoing efforts to fund advisor positions and the Travel Club's Italy trip. Superintendent Dean Gooney confirms OCSD has been consistent.
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Oswego Classroom Teachers’ Association
Pamela Stevens
Oswego High School
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Grace
Rudy
Lakeside Drive-In
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World-spanning amateur radio event at Fort Ontario Oswego
Local radio operators from Fulton Amateur Radio Club and RACES will transmit worldwide from Fort Ontario this weekend. A free event, in cooperation with the Emergency Management Office, invites the public to operate a transmitter from a trailer atop the fort ramparts for 24 hours starting Saturday, offering hands-on air time to visitors and a chance to speak with listeners around the globe.
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Fulton
American Radio Relay League
Fort Ontario
Oswego
Condi
Supreme Court deadlocks on Obama's immigration plan
The Supreme Court split 4-4 on President Obama's immigration expansion, effectively halting the policy for his remaining term. The decision heightens stakes for the November elections and reshapes debate on immigration while a separate Texas admissions case upheld affirmative action in higher education. Justice Scalia's absence influenced the outcomes in both cases.
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Scalia
Obama
Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump
University of Texas
Anthony Kennedy
Texas
Austin
Elena Kagan
Justice Department
State Route 48 repairs funded mostly by state and feds in 2017
Oswego officials say the state and federal government will cover up to 95 percent of a nearly two million emergency slope stabilization and highway repair project on Route 48 after a February collapse. A northbound detour will remain through November 2017 with bids due next March.
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Billy Barlow
Main Street
Oswego Springboard Mural Project Back for 2016
Oswego invites young local artists ages 8 to 21 to paint murals along the Riverwalk at West Linear Park for six weeks starting Tuesday with sessions on Tuesday and Thursday mornings and additional dates in July and August. Supervising adults will be provided for younger participants, while all murals receive Common Council approval.
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West Linear Park
Erie McIntosh
McIntosh
Kristin Slimmer
Oswego City-County
Brian Chetney
Youth Bureau
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