CiTi students honor law enforcement and firefighters
CiTi Public Safety Justice and Digital Media programs collaborated to install thin blue line and thin red line vinyl decals in the Public Safety and Justice Classroom to honor fallen members and support current personnel. Digital Media students printed and installed the decals. Michael Guzman and Austin Salvadore are pictured with a newly installed vinyl decal.
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Public Safety & Justice
CiTi
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Pulaski High School Honors Banquet Highlights Student Achievers
Pulaski High School honored scholars with a banquet for those maintaining a 95 or higher average. Principal Michael Bateson outlined eight traits of success and introduced Kyle Bice, alumni and PUSH Fitness founder, who urged daily goal setting, planning, perseverance, mentors, and pursuing passion.
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Michael Bateson
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Kyle Bice
PACS
Push Fitness
Bice
Malone battles cancer while serving Oswego county
Doug Malone, longtime Oswego County legislator and community figure, reveals a terminal cancer diagnosis with an expected 14 months to live. He reflects on his 18 years in public office, his return to Oswego, and his ongoing treatment including chemotherapy and upcoming radiation.
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Oswego
Doug Malone
Malone
Kevin Gardner
Oswego Museum Plans Growth After One Year
The Children's Museum of Oswego marks nearly a year in its Buckhout Jones building after relocating from a traveling setup. Executive Director Jillian Shaver notes daily crowds can approach 200 on days off school as CMOO pushes a capital campaign, “Build, Play, Grow,” aiming to raise 2.4 million to expand space, endowments, staff, and exhibits with state support backing Oswego’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative funding.
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Oswego
Children’s Museum of
CMOO
Shaver
Jonathan
Buckhout-Jones
Oswego County
Empire State Development Corporation
Andrew Cuomo
Oswego Holiday Tree Lighting Expands Activities
Oswego will host its annual tree-lighting and holiday expo from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday across city locations with new features. Organizers include Mayor Billy Barlow, the Oswego City County Youth Bureau, and City Councilor Nate Emmons aided by city staff. New attractions include an acrylic ice rink and a horse drawn carriage ride, aiming to bring smiles to children. The Kiwanis Club sponsors the expo at the Oswego Armory from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. with about 48 craft tables for kids to create gifts. All events are free except for food vendors. A children's parade steps off from the Oswego Elks Club at 2 p.m. on West Main.
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Billy Barlow
Oswego City-County Youth Bureau
Nate Emmons
Jennifer Losurdo
Losurdo
Kiwanis Club
Oswego Armory
Oswego Elks Club
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