Hannibal students learn bowling through Bowler's Ed initiative
Fairley Elementary in Hannibal received six mobile bowling sets plus curriculum kits from the New York State Bowling Association. Valued at 2200 dollars, the package aims to boost fitness and skills in grades K to 4. School staff praise the program's STEM ELA and math materials and student enthusiasm.
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Hannibal
Fairley
New York State Bowling Association
Fulton
Oswego
Lynn Halliwell
Emma Walters
Lake Ontario sea serpent sighting reported in 1833
Maritime historian Richard Palmer revisits sea serpent lore of the Great Lakes, citing a July 1 1833 Oswego Palladium account. Captain Abijah Kellogg aboard the schooner Polythermus described a 175 foot dark blue serpent with brown spots, undulating movement, observed about 15 minutes near Kingston harbor before heading toward the St. Lawrence.
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Richard Palmer
Lake Ontario
Great Lakes
Consid
Oswego Palladium
Lake
Ontario
Abijah Kellogg
Polythermus
Sacket’s
Rochester
Kellogg
Kingston Harbor
St. Lawrence
Smoke free movie nights push for youth protection
Tobacco Free Network of CNY and Reality Check of CNY announce two smoke free showings of Trolls for International Week of Action. Events at Manlius Library March 17 2 pm and John C Birdlebough High School Auditorium March 24 6:30 pm, in partnership with Phoenix Central School Track and Field.
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Tobacco Free Network
CNY
Reality Check
Integrated Community Planning of Oswego County Inc
ICP
Manlius
John C. Birdlebough
Phoenix Central School
Kathleen Knopp-Haney
MPAA
1St St. SW
Washington, DC
Contactus
Tobacco Free Network of
Tobaccofreecoo
Gmail
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Hannibal PE
Halliwell
By Richard Palmer
International Week of Action
Seneca Hill
Oswego Health
Jameson Irish
Midleton
Jameson
Ireland
Jim Murray
Danzante Pinot
Grigio
Bailey’s
Baileys Almande
St. Patty's Day
Blue Chair Bay Key Lime
Kenny Chesney
Sonoma
Russian
Van
Ian
Baileys
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