Teachers energized for Oswego City schools year
Teachers express nervous excitement for the new Oswego City School District year. First graders will focus on safe, relationship-building start and basic language skills, with Core-aligned strategies and storytelling aids. Speech pathologist Catherine Mears highlights trust, ongoing parent involvement, and the district’s support as key to helping students and families adapt.
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Walczak
Catherine Mears
Oswego City
Kingsford Park
Charles E. Riley
Suny Cortland
Nazareth College
Mears
Riley
Board of Education, Central Administration
Truck hits pole in Boylston injuring one person
A pickup truck collided with a telephone pole on county Route 15 in Boylston shortly after 6 pm Sunday. Two adults and at least one child were present. one person was airlifted to Upstate Hospital by LifeNet. Responding agencies included Pulaski state police Lacona Fire Department and NOCA.
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Boylston
Oswego County
Upstate Hospital
LifeNet
Remembrance Run honors troops and 9/11 victims in Oswego
Oswego residents gather for a community Remembrance Run to honor troops and 9/11 victims with a visible city route. Mayor Tom Gillen and organizer Beasley praise the event as inclusive and appropriate, funded by a $5,000 Exelon donation, with about 80 registered participants. Proceeds support Team Red White and Blue nationally.
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Beasley
Gillen
Smith
Team Red
White and Blue
Exelon
3D imaging reveals Lake Huron shipwrecks in detail
Environmental researchers aboard the Storm used photogrammetry to create 3-D images of mid-1800s schooners Defiance Windiate and Spangler near Presque Isle Michigan. The technique offers precise wreck views for archaeology public display and heritage education.
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Defiance
John J. Audubon
Sanctuary
Presque Isle
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Hoyt
Alpena
Russ Green
Ryan Bradley
East Carolina University
America
Replanting project aims to rebuild Sandy damaged coast
The New England Wild Flower Society leads a $2.3 million two year effort with partners to collect seeds of saltmarsh rush and little bluestem and replant embattled coastal and inland sites. The Seeds of Success program coordinates seed banking across refuges in Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island and beyond to restore native habitats and boost storm resilience.
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Providence
R.1
Atlantic
New England Wild Flower Society
United States
Bureau of Land Management
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
New England
North Carolina Botanical Garden
Mid-Atlantic
New York City
Department of Parks and Recre
HHO Biven
Land Management
Nick Ernst
John H. Chafee
Sachuest Point National Wildlife
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