Elaine M. Avallone

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CARTHAGE — Carthage High School voice students will have the opportunity to attend a Master Class and be part of a recital with an established opera singer and Comets alum on April 14 and 15. William “Will” VanLandingham, a professional opera singer and chorister, currently lives in Prescott, Ariz., after having lived and performed in Southern California and the greater Chicago area.

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CARTHAGE — The March Business After Hours, held at Morning Ritual, 266 State St., Carthage, which also houses Afternoon Scoop, took a turn from the normal. “A family-friendly event for a Business After Hours, was different and I was a little nervous,” admitted chamber director Deborah J. Atkins.

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GLENFIELD — Employers from near and far converged on the BOCES Howard G. Sackett Technical Center March 20, for the Jefferson-Lewis BOCES Recruitment Day Career Fair, many with the message, “We’re hiring.”“The goal of Recruitment Day is to present an opportunity for local businesses and organizations to meet the next generation of the workforce,” said Nathan Lehman, Jefferson-Lewis-Hamilton-Herkimer-Oneida BOCES communications/information coordinator.

2 weeks ago | nny360.com | Elaine M. Avallone

CARTHAGE — Although it was not as well attended as it has been in past years, the fourth annual Vietnam Veterans Welcome Home ceremony and parade was held March 28. The service is held to celebrate National Vietnam War Veterans Day, March 29, which honors all who served during the Vietnam War era. “We appreciate the opportunity to show a small token of appreciation for our unsung Vietnam Veteran heroes,” said Janice M.

3 weeks ago | nny360.com | Elaine M. Avallone

CARTHAGE — The Carthage Central School Bridge Builders were recently honored with the “Champions of Change” award from the New York State School Boards Association. The program strives to “bridge” the gap between people with and without disabilities in the schools and community. The Bridge Builders program provides activities for the people supported by The Arc Jefferson-St. Lawrence and Disabled Persons Action Organization.