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C-NS’s Benedict reaches 1,000 career points

by Phil Blackwell

Right from the time he started piling up baskets as a freshman, Cicero-North Syracuse boys basketball star Andrew Benedict was on a path to some milestones.

One of them was reached last Wednesday night at North Syracuse Junior High School when Benedict surpassed 1,000 career points, but did a whole lot more as the state Class AAA no.

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Northstars bashed Oswego 99-51.

Entering the game, Benedict had 990 points, and wasted little time getting to 997. Then, with a nifty dribble that got a defender out of the way, Benedict, from the left of the circle, drilled a 3-pointer to reach the 1,000 mark.

Though seven previous players in C-NS history had got to 1,000, no one had done so since Justin Kozlowski, who graduated in 2000.

Michael Brown holds the school record of 1,926, with Benedict and Brown ahead

Cicero-North Syracuse boys basketball players join Andrew Benedict in honoring his 1,000th career point, scored during the Northstars’ 99-51 win over Oswego Wednesday night. Pictured below left, Benedict launches a 3-point shot during the game, where he scored 41 points. of John Unger but behind Brown, Len Brutcher, Tim Nash, Bob Rozyczko and Tim Edwards.

After the game was stopped to honor Benedict, the junior went right back to work, helping the Northstars build an 85-34 lead through three quarters and setting a new career mark with 41 points thanks to 18 field goals, five of them 3-pointers.

Nate Francis had 16 points and Michael Sellin

got 10 points, with Michael Pfautz (eight points) and Terrance Coppack (seven points) close behind. All told, 10 different players notched at least one field goal.

A far bigger test loomed Friday when state Class AAA no. 15-ranked Niagara Falls paid a visit.

Meanwhile, Liverpool, who fell to no. 26 in the state AAA rankings after its overtime defeat to

West Genesee on Jan. 5, returned to winning form last Wednesday by defeating PSLA-Fowler 57-38.

At least in the early going, the Warriors’ offense showed some life, steadily working its way to a 38-21 advantage that it preserved throughout the second half even as the offense cooled down.

Most of Kaelem Haskins’ team-high 13 points came from three 3-pointers. Alex Trombley had 10 points,

with Freddie Fowler adding seven points and Sean Frawley contributing six points.

Now five consecutive road games loomed for Liverpool, beginning Friday at Fayetteville-Manlius, Liverpool is heavily favored in games this week at Central Square and Oswego, while C-NS would travel Tuesday to face state Class AA no. 17-ranked Fulton.

Fine Arts Hall of Fame seeks nominations

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Join the Friends of the CanTeen when the Banff Film Festival comes to the North Syracuse Junior High School Auditorium on Feb 7.

Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; films begin at 7 p.m.

BANFF Film Festival returns Tour comes to North Syracuse JHS on Feb 7

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anff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival is one of the largest and most prestigious mountain festivals in the world, and, hot on the heels of the festival held every fall in Banff, Alberta, the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour hits the road.

Join the Friends of the CanTeen when

the tour brings the spirit of outdoor adventure to the North Syracuse Junior High School Auditorium on Feb 7.

Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; films begin at 7 p.m.

With stops planned in over 600 communities and more than 40 countries across the globe, the tour celebrates amazing achievements in outdoor storytelling and filmmaking worldwide.

From the over 400 entries submitted into the Festival each year, award-winners and audience favorites are among

the films that are carefully selected to play in theatres around the world.

Traveling to remote vistas, analyzing topical environmental issues, and bringing audiences up-close and personal with adrenaline-packed action sports the 2023/2024 World Tour is an exhilarating and provocative exploration of the mountain world.

For online tickets and information contact canteencny.com/banff/. Tickets may also be purchased at the door for $25.

The Liverpool Central School District is seeking nominations for its Fine Arts Hall of Fame.

The Fine Arts Hall of Fame was established in 2003 through the efforts of VITAL (Vision In The Arts at Liverpool,) a not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting the arts in Liverpool.

The Fine Arts Hall of Fame seeks to honor those who have contributed to the arts (music, visual arts, dance and theater.)

There are three categories in which individuals may nominate someone for this award: 3 Contributor: A person who has given time, talent or resources to the fine arts program of Liverpool, its staff and students.

3 Mentor: A former or retired Liverpool fine arts staff member or administrator who has provided leadership, guidance, inspiration and innovation to the fine arts at Liverpool.

3 Alumnus: A person who graduated from Liverpool High School and participated in the LHS fine arts program (academic or extra-curricular LCSD sanctioned activities). The graduation year must be 2018 or before.

Nominations will be accepted through March 1, 2024. An induction ceremony will take place on Sunday, June 9, at 2 p.m. in the LHS Auditorium.

Those who would like to nominate an individual can download the nomination form found on the LCSD Web site at www. liverpool.k12.ny.us/departments/fine-arts/ fine-arts-hall-of-fame and send the completed form to Adam Shatraw, director of fine arts, Liverpool High School, 4338 Wetzel Road, Liverpool, N.Y. 13090.

For more information call Shatraw at 315-453-1500 ext. 6929.

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LHS students receive honors Liverpool Central School District Director of Fine Arts Adam Shatraw recently announced that 37 Liverpool High School students were honored with selections to the 2024 Senior High AllCounty Band and Orchestra and nine Liverpool High School students were honored with selections to the 2024 Junior High AllCounty Band and Orchestra.

The 37 students performed during the 2024 Senior High All-County Festival held January 12 and 13 at Liverpool High School and the nine students performed during the 2024 Junior High AllCounty Festival to be held January 26 and 27 at Eagle Hill Middle.

The Onondaga County Music Educators Association sponsors the festival.

Senior High All-County Honors

Receiving honors from LHS were senior Alyssa Squadrito (band), sophomore Natalie Visconte (band), sophomore Emmersyn Taylor (band),

Five LHS freshmen earning 2024 Junior High All County Orchestra honors, from left, are Joseph Lake, Cameron Leece, Krystyna Chybinski, Colin Hernandez and Jack Walsh.

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LHS students earning 2024 All County Band honors included: In the first row, from left, are Alyssa Squadrito, Natalie Visconte, Emmersyn Taylor, Emilie Sousou, William Sateriale and Tyler Sharkey, In the second row, from left, are Luka Atkinson, Ian Hallatt, Elyssa Wallis, Julie Brigandi, Sadie Rogers, Mariya Orisyuk, Brooke Halstead Seaver, Abigail Engler and Sara Conover. In the third row, from left, are William Hallenbeck, Dominick Brigandi, Samuel Anderson, Austin Barnhill, Caleb Crawford, James Springall, Kaden Lake, Eliana Thompson, Ethan King and Lucas Gleason.

Four LHS freshmen earning 2024 Junior High All County Band honors were, from left, are Carson Fingland, Katherine Springall, Avry Arnold and Donovan Price. sophomore Emilie Sousou (band), junior William Sateriale (band), senior Tyler Sharkey (band), senior Luka Atkinson (band), sophomore Ian Hallatt (band), senior Elyssa Wallis (band), senior Julie Brigandi (band), senior Sadie Rogers (band), senior Mariya Orisyuk (band),

senior Brooke Halstead Seaver (band), senior Abigail Engler (band), junior Sara Conover (band), senior William Hallenbeck (band), sophomore Dominick Brigandi (band), junior Samuel Anderson (band), junior Austin Barnhill (band), junior Caleb CrawAll-County l Page 11

LHS students earning 2024 All County Orchestra honors included: In the first row, from left, are Kaitlyn Malinowski, Aalia Rice, Catherine Rouselle, Isabelle Bower, Leyna Nguyen and Ayane Dela Cruz. In the second row, from left, are Santino Nalli, Addison Miles, Renate Wilson, Emma Bearup and Carter Thomas. Missing from the photo is Cloey Tripiciano.

Eastern Shore Insurance Agency expands reach with new Liverpool location Eastern Shore Insurance Agency, a leading provider of comprehensive insurance solutions, recently celebrated the grand opening of its newest location in Liverpool.

“This strategic expansion marks an exciting milestone for the agency, reinforcing its commitment to serving the community with exceptional insurance services,” said Eryl Christiansen, president and CEO of Eastern Shore.

The new office, located at 4709 Crossroads Park Drive, Suite 102, officially opened its doors on Oct. 10, 2023.

According to Christiansen, Eastern Shore is excited to bring its expertise and personalized service to the residents

and businesses of Liverpool and the surrounding areas.

This expansion is a testament to the agency’s dedication to meeting the evolving needs of its growing clientele.

The Liverpool office provides easy accessibility for clients, ensuring a convenient and welcoming environment for consultations and inquiries.

Eastern Shore Insurance Agency remains steadfast in offering a full range of municipal, business and personal insurance including property, liability, automobile, recreational vehicle, farm, worker’s compensation, professional liability and bonds.

The agency is staffed by a team of experienced and

knowledgeable insurance professionals who understand the unique needs and challenges of the Liverpool community.

Eastern Shore Insurance Agency is committed to actively participating in and supporting local initiatives and events that contribute to the well-being of Liverpool and its residents.

“We are thrilled to extend our presence to Liverpool and surrounding areas. This new location allows us to better serve our clients by providing them with accessible, local expertise. We look forward to building lasting relationships within the community and being a trusted partner for all their insurance needs,” Christiansen added.

Eastern Shore invites the Liverpool community to visit the new office, meet the team, and discover how the agency can tailor insurance solutions to meet individual and business needs.

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hile the village and its surroundings are trying to make sense of the news that Nojaim’s is closing and being replaced by a convenience store and gas station, let me share this with you.

I am 83 years old. Whatever happens because of Nojaim’s closing will have limited effect on whatever time I have on this earth. I will, very sadly, adjust, sad at the loss of an institution that has so positively affected the life of the village and those who come to shop there from as far away as Lafayette of the east side of Skaneateles Lake.

It will be up to those who are younger to work through the options and create the resources in which the village can take pride. This is an opportunity not to be shirked. If I were twenty years younger…heck even ten years…but..

I love Nojaim’s. There isn’t a week that we don’t spend money there. We may go in for eggs, particularly the jumbo eggs but leave with much more.

We see something we forgot we needed, might need or is on sale. We are there, at the very least, three or four times every week. “Is there anything you need at Nojaim’s?” is the frequent query by my spouse on his way back from his office in Syracuse. Most of the time, my answer is “yes.”

I buy all of our meat from Nojaim’s. Besides that, I love a particular brand of ginger snaps that Nojaim’s carries. And I realize that, like the ginger snaps, waste basket liners are not a world-shaking need, but there is a brand of liner that I really appreciate and can only get at Nojaim’s. I also always buy one of their unbelievably tasty in-store made chicken pot pies

As we start off 2024, the Alzheimer’s Association is encouraging people to put a focus on their brain health as part of their New Year’s resolutions.

According to the association, Alzheimer’s disease is expected to impact nearly 13 million Americans by 2050, including 410,000 New Yorkers today.

There is increasing evidence to suggest that what is good for the heart is good for our brains, according to the Alzheimer’s Association.

Research has shown lifestyle changes like improving diet and exercising regularly have helped drive down death rates from cancer, heart disease and other major diseases. These same lifestyle changes may also reduce or slow your risk of cognitive decline, which is often a precursor to Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. Keeping our brains healthy is not something we should worry about only as we get older. It should be a lifelong effort.

The Alzheimer’s Association has shared some ideas and tips to help people consider steps they can take in their own lives.

These include things like managing your blood pressure.

People treated by FDA-approved medications to a top (systolic) blood pressure reading of 120 instead of 140 were 19% less likely to develop mild cognitive impairment, according to a study led by researchers at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. Those people also had fewer signs of damage on brain scans, and there was a possible trend toward fewer cases of dementia.

The Alzheimer’s Association also recommends having your hearing checked.

Hearing loss is present in 65% of adults over age 60, according to researchers. The ACHIEVE study looked at a subgroup of older adults with hearing loss who were at higher risk for cognitive decline (about one-quarter of the total study population) and showed that those participants at highest risk for cognitive decline who utilized hearing aids and hearing counseling for three years cut their cognitive decline in half (48%).

According to the association getting an annual flu vaccination was associated with a 40% decrease in the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease over the next four years, according to researchers from The University of Texas’ McGovern Medical School who found that even a single flu vaccination could reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s by 17%.

The Alzheimer’s Association also notes that 16% of the world’s population struggles with constipation – more among older adults due to fiber-deficient diets, lack of exercise and the use of certain medications. Researchers found that bowel movements of every three days or less was associated with 73% higher odds of subjective cognitive decline and long-term health issues like inflammation, hormonal imbalances and anxiety/depression.

It is also recommended to cutback on ultra-processed foods.

People who consume the highest amount of ultraprocessed foods have a 28% faster decline in global cognitive scores – including memory, verbal fluency, and executive function – compared to those with lower consumption, according to research involving half a million people living in the UK. High consumption was defined as more than 20% of daily caloric intake. Ultra-processed foods are those that go through significant industrial processes and contain large quantities of fats, sugar, salt, artificial flavors/ colors, stabilizers and/or preservatives. Examples include sodas, breakfast cereals, white bread, potato chips, and frozen foods, such as lasagna, pizza, ice cream, hamburgers and fries.

Being social is also highly recommended according to the association. Add “hang out with friends” and “have fun” to your New Year’s resolutions list.

For example, enroll in a dance class with a friend. Alzheimer’s researchers are now looking into whether increased socialization, along with a “cocktail” of lifestyle interventions including improved diet, exercise, cognitive stimulation and self-monitoring of heart health risk can protect cognitive function. The Alzheimer’s Association’s U.S. study to protect brain health through lifestyle intervention to reduce risk (U.S. POINTER) is a two-year clinical trial that hopes to answer this question, and is the first such study to be conducted of a large group of Americans nationwide.

There is currently no certain way to prevent Alzheimer’s and other dementias, but there is much to be gained by living a healthy lifestyle and adopting brain health habits that you enjoy according to the Alzheimer’s Association.

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Ramblings from the empty nest

Ann Ferro or several of their store-made banana breads. I have friends who come in from Fayetteville and Syracuse to get one of the chicken pot pies. They are that good.

There’s also the fact that you never know what special cheese is found on the shelves above the pizza dough and they have an incredible ham salad that is Rev. Muscolino’s favorite (mine too.)

You know, for a store of its size, it is surprising how it is able to offer such a wide variety of services. Most of us know of the great lunch meals that they produce, everything from fried chicken to beef stroganoff. The beer cooler is impressive as is the dairy aisle. My spouse is enamored with the fried fish on Fridays.

Are the prices a bit higher?

Sure. It is a small village grocery not able to compete with the buying power of the big box stores. You do have to drive to those stores using high priced gasoline. All in all the difference is acceptable.

Do I shop elsewhere? Yes. My storeroom is full of large cases of paper products and toothpaste purchased at one of the big box outlets where I am just the holder of a wallet or credit card.

More important, though, is the “village-ness” of Nojaim’s and that feeling that it belongs to me because I belong as a customer.

I love being recognized by the cashiers. “Hi, Ann. How ’ya doing?” from Anna; a courteous smile from Pat and a short update on Josh’s kids from

Josh in in the meat department or his mom in the deli. I like seeing the owner, Rich, is his white coat, fresh from assisting the butcher or stocking shelves, and his welcoming smile, his “Hi, how are you?”

I enjoy watching the high school students who work at the cash registers. How many young people got their first job at Nojaim’s? It reminds me of my first job at the IGA in a similar small town. And it is a rare day when I don’t meet someone at Nojaim’s with whom I enjoy chatting, anyone from a former student to a colleague, a friend from church or the library, etc. And we do chat, apologizing to those who need to get by us as we talk. It is a community meeting place. Ask the men who gather there on Sunday mornings for the free coffee and donuts.

Forgive me if I see the store in a poetic light. I think of the store as a form of art, one created by Rich Nojaim over the years with hard work, good people and community consciousness. It is an art form we all understand as a projection of our daily lives in its reality of addressing the basic needs of those lives, from sustenance to belonging.

Is Nojaim’s perfect? Shiny, decorated with a sophisticated nod to the current styles and colors, promoted with an enormous publicity budget? Absolutely not and that imperfection is why I love it even more.

It is imperfect, like us all.

Ann Ferro is a mother, a grandmother and a retired social studies teacher. While still figuring out what she wants to be when she grows up, she lives in Marcellus with lots of books, a spouse and a large orange cat.

German American Bund recalled in TV doc More than 160 years ago, German immigrants flocked to Liverpool where they worked as salt boilers and willow weavers and candle makers. Just 100 years ago, as Adolf Hitler rose to power in the old country, many Americans of German descent took a liking to the mustachioed Fuhrer.

On March 19,1936, Ford factory worker Fritz Kuhn formed the Amerikadeutscher Volksbund also known as the German American Bund in nearby Buffalo. While denying any formal connection to the Nazi Party in the Fatherland, Kuhn enlisted thousands of Bund supporters by using anti-Semitic, anticommunist, pro-German and pro-American propaganda.

Within a few years, the Bund had 17 chapters across our Empire State and its headquarters was located in Manhattan.

Madison Sq. Garden rally

In February 1939, more than 20,000 people filled Madison Square Garden for an event billed as a “Pro-American Rally.”

A 20-foot-tall image of George Washington hung surrounded by swastikas. Speakers railed against the “Jewish controlled media” and called for a return to a racially “pure” America.

The keynote speaker was Fritz Kuhn but the attendees also heard from Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze, the Bund’s national public relations officer. Kunze criticized President Franklin D. Roosevelt by repeatedly referring

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to him as “Frank D. Rosenfeld” and calling his New Deal the “Jew Deal.” Most shocking to American sensibilities was the outbreak of violence between protesters and Bund storm troopers.

A television documentary about the Bund called “Nazi Town, USA” will premiere on WCNY-TV channel 24 at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 23. “Nazi Town, USA” tells the largely unknown story of the Bund, which had scores of chapters in suburbs and big cities across the nation.

The Bund represented what many believe was a real threat of fascist subversion in the United States. The Bund held joint rallies with the Ku Klux Klan and ran dozens of summer camps for children centered on Nazi ideology and imagery. Its melding of patriotic values with virulent anti-Semitism raised thorny issues that we continue to wrestle with today.

Was the Bund active here?

Did many Liverpudlians consider themselves Bundsmen?

Was there an undercurrent a pro-Nazism here? The rumors have circulated for decades, but they’ve never been proven.

Former village historian Dorianne Elitharp Gutierrez remembers that when her family

first moved here in 1955, “My mom told me there had been a Bund here. I was 7. She had to explain what that was. I don’t know where she heard it.”

Forty years later, longtime Liverpudlian Ken Hurst seconded Mrs. Elitharp’s information.

“Ken told me the same thing,” Dorianne recalls, “but I never saw any direct evidence.”

Church clock still ticking

For most of the month of December the village’s most visible clock tower, the one facing south at the First Presbyterian Church, was noticeably dark after sunset.

Just before New Year’s Day, however, church workers replaced an inconveniently located bulb and time could be told all night long.

Unfortunately, the clock on the opposite side of the clock tower, the clock facing north, has been running about 20 minutes fast for months. Pastor Garrett Anderson said it will likely be fixed when the old clock undergoes some annual maintenance.

“Unlike we humans,” Anderson observed, “the older the clock gets, the faster it runs.”

Last word

“It is definitely a significant increase. We needed to make it detrimental because we needed to show that we’re really serious about this.”

Liverpool Mayor Stacy Finney, commenting on the hefty fines now facing tractortrailers here.

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STATE OF NEW YORK of the 100- ers, the family requests that love of her life, Bob Brown. a proud memberfailure to answer, judgCOUNTY OF ONONDAGA The family be made to the ence was born in Brewerton p r e d e c e a s e d ment Reading will be donations taken Graduating in 1953 with a year-old CITIZENS BANK, N.A., Leisure on April 14, 1939, to Paul by her mother, also thanks the against youand for theCure relief Alzheimer’s Fund in Club) to skiing, golfing Plaintiff, degree in education, Ginny demanded in the comJ. and Florence M. Wolfe. father and six kind staff at long walks through her beau- her honor. and Bob married in 1954.SUMMONS She NOTICE plaint.

WITH She graduated from Baker older siblings.

The Commons The basis of the venue town. However, above To send condolences, visdedicated herself to teaching Index No.tiful 006404/2022 High School in BaldwinsHer husband of designated is that the on Saint AnNo.: all, her greatest love was her it: robertdgrayfuneralhome. and became a cherished RJI edumortgaged property is -againstville in 1956 and worked as 55 years, Philthony, in Aufamily and her extensive cir- com. cator in the Penfield Central CHRISTIAN VAN LUVEN, located in Onondaga a secretary and bookkeeper lip E. Dann, of burn, who lovCounty.

AIMEE RAYO, and throughout her career. She Jordan, passed ingly helped KEVIN RAYO, as possi- Dated: January 5, 2024 Florence L. Dann War.devisees of COOPER ERVING & Arthur Sochia most notably worked as away in 2012. ble heirs and support her in SAVAGE LLP the Estate of Robert Paul preHe was Jr.; five grand- the sole bookkeeper and She is survived by three her final months.

Albany, New York deceased, Air Force veteran Van Luven, deceased

by BY: a Matthew E. Minchildren; and six administrative assistant daughters: Gail (KenIn lieu of flowers, dolate of the Town of Ciniefield cero, County of Onondadaughter, Bargreat-grandchil- for Weedsport Tool and neth) Fitzpatrick, of nations may be made to On Jan. 6, 2024, Arthur Attorneys for Plaintiff ga, and bara State Sochia; of New his dren.

39 North Pearl Street, Machine for over 40 years. Baldwinsville; Cynthia the Alzheimer’s AssociaSochia passed away. HeYork; was 4th Floor parents, Robert The family John Roe and Jane Roe, Florence loved horses (Steven) Grimm, of Syra- tion, of CNY. 90 years old.

Albany, New York 12207 said names ficti- Sowants to thank and had a soft spot for cuse; and Barbara Hopandbeing Edith (518) 449-3900 Friends and family are He was born in Baldwinstious and unknown to TO: AIMEE RAYO, KEVIN the Syracuse V.A. chia; Brothers, all stray animals.

She was kins, of Port Byron.

Florinvited to call from noon ville and lived most of his life plaintiffs, the persons or RAYO and JOHN ROE James (Jeanette) Medical Center an avid reader, and loved ence also held a special to 2 p.m. Saturda,y Jan. 20, being AND JANE ROE, said parties there. He was a graduate of intended all knownSochia, and unknown Richard for the loving her garden and the out- place in her heart for her with services immediately names being fictitious Baldwinsville Academyheirs-at-law and and next-of- and unknown to plain(Fran) Sochia; care given to doors. She was extremely numerous grandchildren following, at Bush Funeral of Robert Paul Van worked at Lipe Rollway kin until tiffs, the persons or parLuven, deceased, late of sisters, Pauline him, especially resourceful and indepen- and great-grandchildren. Home, 120 E. Main Street, ties intended being all his retirement.

Sochia the Town of Cicero, unknownArthur heirs-at-law unit B6. Honor- dent. She could fix a flat, In addition, she is sur- Eldridge. A Celebration (Lee) Starkey, He was a life member of of Onondaga, and next-of-kin of County ing Arthur’s wishes, there hammer a nail, shingle vived by many nieces and of Life and burial in the Shirley Rode. and State and of New York; (Carl) the Baldwinsville AmbuRobert Paul Van Luven, OF THE STATE by will He survived latedaughters, of the Town of Ci- be no public services. a roof, or troubleshoot a nephews.

Onondaga County Veterlance Core, as well as a PEOPLE U.S. OF NEW YORK; cero, County of OnondaSochia, KnowlGuestbook at FalardeauFH. small engine better than The family would like ans Cemetery will occur veteran having served inUNITED the Kathi STATES OF Laurie ga and State of New AMERICA;ton; and sons, Steven com. many men, which was to thank the staff of Na- in the spring.

York: Sochia, Air Force during the Korean “JOHN DOE#1” The foregoing summons through “JOHN is served upon you by DOE#12”, the last twelve publication pursuant to Halite names being fictitious an Order of the Hon. and unknown to the Robert E. Antonacci, II, plaintiffs, the persons or Justice of the Supreme parties intended being Court of the State of 100 Syracuse St., the tenants, occupants, New York, dated the persons or corporations, 29th day of December, Baldwinsville MC if any, having or claim- 2023, and filed with the M-F 7 to 5:30 ing an interest in or lien complaint and other pa#BH Notice of Formation upon the premises de- pers in the Office ofYou’re the of Limited Liability Driving Home Our Reputation!

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LEGALS LEGALSbeing all $73,500.00 LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS unknown heirs-at-law est, dated May 16, 2018, Art. Of Org filed Secreganization filed with the upon whom process Town of Cicero Notice of Formation of: Notice of Formation tary of State (NYSOS) Secretary of State of against it may be served. and next-of-kin of recorded June 5, 2018 Town Board schedule Palm Market LLC 05/06/2021 pursuant to Robert Paul Van Luven, in the Onondaga County of Bizdent LLC, a Do- New York (SSNY) on SSNY shall mail copy of for 2024: late of the Town of Ci- Clerk's Office as Instru- mestic Limited Liability 9/18/2023. Office loca- process to 303 Balsam Articles of Organization Limited Liability Law PLEASE TAKE NOTICE cero, County of Ononda- ment No. 2018- Company (LLC). Articles tion: County of Ononda- Street, Liverpool, NY filed with Secretary of Section 203. Office lothat the Town Board of ga and State of New 00023598. of Organization filed with ga. SSNY is designated 13088. Purpose: to en- State of New York cation: Onondaga Counthe Town of Cicero will York: The relief sought is the the Secretary of State of as agent of LLC upon gage in any and all busi- (SSNY) on 1/8/2024. Of- ty. NYSOS designated hold their Regular Town YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- foreclosure of the mort- New York (SSNY) on whom process may be ness for which LLCs fice location: County of as agent of LLC upon Board Meetings for the MONED and required to gage lien and the public 01/01/2024. Office loca- served. SSNY shall mail may be formed under Onondaga. SSNY is des- whom process against it year 2024 will be held serve upon plaintiff's at- sale of the mortgaged tion: 28 Mirage Lane copy of process to: the New York LLC Law. ignated as agent of LLC may be served. NYSOS on the second and torneys an answer to the premises and in case of Clay, NY 13041 County 8089 Henry Clay Blvd, SR-324383 upon whom process shall mail copy of profourth Wednesdays of complaint in this action your failure to appear, of Onondaga. SSNY is Liverpool, NY 13090. may be served. SSNY cess to 8510 Farm Gate the month for Regular within twenty (20) days judgment may be taken designated as agent of Purpose: any lawful purshall mail copy of pro- Path, Cicero, NY 13039.

Notice of formation: Town Board Meetings to after the service of this against you extinguish- LLC upon whom pro- pose. cess to: 680 Old Liver- Purpose: any lawful acHeron Home Realty, begin at 6:30 p.m. With summons, exclusive of ing any interest or judg- cess may be served. SR-322793 pool Rd Liverpool NY tivities.

LLC the following exemp- the day of service, or ment lien you may have SSNY shall mail copy of Articles of Organization 13088. Purpose: any SR-323299 Notice of Formation tions: the mortgaged process to: 28 Mirage with the Secretary lawful propose. filed within thirty (30) days in There will be no Regular after service is complete premises.

Lane, Clay NY 13041. of Eureka Affordable of the State of New York SR-324350 Town Board Meeting if the summons is not The premises indexed in Purpose: any lawful pur- Properties LLC, a Do- (SSNY) Oct 10, 2023.

Notice of Formation Notice of formation mestic Limited Liability held on Wednesday, personally served upon this action are described pose.

Company (LLC). Arti- Office Location: county of RUBIOWAVE CON- of V&F Consulting SerNovember 27, 2024 and you within the State of and commonly known SR-324590 of Onondaga. SSNY des- SULTING LLC, a Domes- vices LLC, a Domestic cles of Organization filed Wednesday, December New York. The United as 5632 West Circle ignated as agent of LLC tic Limited Notice of Formation Liability Limited Liability Compathe Secretary of with 25, 2024. upon whom process Company (LLC). Articles ny (LLC). Articles of OrStates, if designated a Drive, Town of Cicero, of CAPRILOZZI State of New York By the order of the Ci- defendant on this action, Onondaga County, New may be served. SSNY of Organization filed with ganization filed with the TECHNOLOGIES, LLC, (SSNY) on 12/28/2023. cero Town Board may appear or answer York (Tax Map No. 036.- Arts. Of Org. filed Sec'y Office location: County shall mail a copy of pro- the Secretary of State of Secretary of State of SR-324470 within sixty (60) days of 01-23.0). of State (SSNY) of Onondaga. SSNY is cess to: The LLC PO Box New York (SSNY) on New York (SSNY) on Deservice. In case of your **See Schedule An- 12/20/2023. Office loca- designated as agent of 2090, Liverpool, NY 10/25/23. Office Loca- cember 18th, 2023. OfSUPREME COURT failure to answer, judg- nexed** tion of the LLC: Ononda- LLC upon whom pro- 13089. Purpose: Any tion: County of Ononda- fice location: County of STATE OF NEW YORK ment will be taken Dated: January 5, 2024 ga County. SSNY desig- cess may be served. lawful purpose. ga. SSNY designated as Onondaga County. SSNY COOPER ERVING & nated as agent of LLC SR-324286 COUNTY OF ONONDAGA against you for the relief agent of the LLC upon is designated as agent of SSNY shall mail copy of CITIZENS BANK, N.A., upon whom process process to: 8069 Crockdemanded in the com- SAVAGE LLP whom process may be LLC upon whom proAlbany, New York Plaintiff, Notice of Formation may be served. SSNY ett Dr, Cicero, NY plaint. served. SSNY shall mail cess may be served.

Matthew E. Min- shall mail copy of proSUMMONS The basis of the venue BY: 13039. Purpose: any of HONEYS LIFE APPAR- copy of process to: SSNY shall mail copy of WITH NOTICE EL LLC, a Domestic Lim- 4011 Underbrush Trail, process to: 8326 Moyer cess: c/o the LLC, P.O. lawful purpose. designated is that the niefield, Esq. Index No. 006404/2022 ited Liability Company Liverpool, NY 13090. Carriage, Cicero, NY Box 165, Clay, NY SR-324474 mortgaged property is Attorneys for Plaintiff RJI No.: (LLC). Articles of Orga- Purpose: Any lawful pur- 13039. Purpose: any located in Onondaga 39 North Pearl Street, 13041. Purpose: any 4th Floor Notice of Formation -againstlawful purpose. nization filed with the pose. lawful purpose.

County.

Albany, New York 12207 of Exquisitely Un- Secretary of State of SR-324386 CHRISTIAN VAN LUVEN, Dated: January 5, 2024 SR-324235 SR-324230 matched, LLC. Articles New York (SSNY) on AIMEE RAYO, and COOPER ERVING & (518) 449-3900 NOTICE OF LLC SR-324283 Notice of Formation of: of Organization filed with 10/24/2023. Office locaKEVIN RAYO, as possi- SAVAGE LLP FORMATION Syracuse Family the Secretary of State of tion: ble heirs and devisees of Albany, New York County of Notice of Formation Dream Maker Proper- New York (SSNY) on ONONDAGA. SSNY is Hospitality Partners the Estate of Robert Paul BY: Matthew E. Min"Wards Printing LLC" LLC. Filed ties-wolcott LLC. 08/07/2023.

Office locaVan Luven, deceased, niefield designated as agent of Notice of Formation of a Notice of Formation SSNY on tion: with County of LLC upon whom pro- Articles of Organization domestic Limited Liabililate of the Town of Ci- Attorneys for Plaintiff A&M Collaborations, of 12/29/2023.

Office: with the Secretary filed Onondaga. SSNY is descero, County of Ononda39 North Pearl Street, LLC, a Domestic Limited Onondaga County. SSNY ignated as agent of LLC cess may be served. of State of New York ty Company (LLC). Artiga, and State of New SSNY shall mail copy of cles of Organization filed 4th Floor Liability Company (LLC). as agent for designated upon whom process process to: 7 PLANTA- (SSNY) on 01/02/2024. with the Secretary of York; 12207 Albany, New York Articles of Organization process & shall mail to: may be served. SSNY TION BLVD, APT 3, LIV- Office location: County State John Roe and Jane Roe, of NY on (518) 449-3900 filed with the Secretary 8158 Rizzo Drive, Clay, shall mail copy of prosaid names being fictiERPOOL, NY, 13090. of Onondaga. SSNY is 11/27/2023. NY office TO: AIMEE RAYO, KEVIN State of New York of 13041.

Purpose: any NY cess to: 123 Snappy Ln, Purpose: any lawful pur- designated as agent of location: tious and unknown to Onondaga LLC upon whom pro- County. Secy of State is Liverpool, NY 13090. pose. plaintiffs, the persons or RAYO and JOHN ROE (SSNY) on December 7, lawful, Office location: 2023.

AND JANE ROE, said SR-324017 cess may be served. designated as agent Purpose: any lawful pur- SR-321908 parties intended being SSNY shall mail copy of upon whom process pose. all known and unknown names being fictitious County of Onondaga.

NOTICE OF LLC SSNY is designated as and unknown to plainprocess to: LLC, 3979 against the LLC may be SR-324389 heirs-at-law and next-ofLake St. and FORMATION State Route 31, Liver- served. Secy of State kin of Robert Paul Van tiffs, the persons or par- agent of LLC upon Dream Maker ProperN. Jefferson St. Notice of formation whom process may be ties intended being all pool, NY 13090. Pur- shall mail a copy of any Luven, deceased, late of Properties, LLC, ties-genesee LLC. Filed of Fifth Quarter SSNY shall mail served. unknown heirs-at-law the Town of Cicero, Arts of Org. filed with pose: any lawful pur- process against the LLC with SSNY on Properties LLC. copy of process to: A&M and next-of-kin of County of Onondaga, served upon him/her to: Office: Arts. of Org. filed with Sec. of State of NY pose.

LLC, 12/29/2023.

Robert Paul Van Luven, Collaborations, and State of New York; 1723 Burnet Ave SyraOnondaga County. SSNY Sec�y of State (SSNY) (SSNY) 12/12/2023. Cty: SR-323984 8274 Brewerton Road, PEOPLE OF THE STATE late of the Town of Cicuse, NY 13206. Purdesignated as agent for on 12/04/2023. Office Onondaga. SSNY desig.

Notice of Formation Cicero, NY 13039.

Purcero, County of OnondaOF NEW YORK; as agent upon whom of TCMB PROPERTIES, pose: To engage in any process & shall mail to: location: Onondaga pose: any lawful purUNITED STATES OF ga and State of New 8158 Rizzo Drive, Clay, County. Princ. office of process against may be LLC, a Domestic Limited lawful activity pose.

York: AMERICA; and NY 13041. Purpose: any LLC: 217 Russell Ave, served & shall mail pro- Liability Company (LLC). SR-322595 SR-322778 “JOHN DOE#1” The foregoing summons lawful.

Liverpool, NY 13088. cess to 8413 Anglers Articles of Organization through “JOHN is served upon you by SR-324018 SSNY designated as Club, Cicero, NY 13139. filed with the Secretary DOE#12”, the last twelve publication pursuant to Notice of Formation of State of New York agent of LLC upon General Purpose.

NOTICE OF LLC names being fictitious an Order of the Hon. Notice of Formation (SSNY) on 12/6/2023. of Wooly Bear's Candles whom process may be SR-324204 FORMATION E. Antonacci, II, Robert and unknown to the of ATS Digital Marketing, Office location: County & Unique Notions LLC, a served. SSNY shall mail plaintiffs, the persons or Justice of the Supreme LLC, a Domestic Limited Dream Maker ProperNOTICE OF FORMATION of ONONDAGA. SSNY is Domestic Limited Liabilicopy of process to LLC. Filed ties-boysen Court of the State of parties intended being Liability Company (LLC). with of LOUDPACK EXOTICS designated as agent of ty Company (LLC). ArtiPurabove address.

SSNY on New York, dated the the tenants, occupants, Articles of Organization HOLDINGS, LLC. LLC upon whom pro- cles of Organization filed Office: pose: any lawful activity. persons or corporations, 29th day of December, filed with the Secretary 12/29/2023.

Art. of Org. filed with NY cess may be served. with the Secretary of SR-323426 Onondaga County.

SSNY filed with the 2023, and if any, having or claimof State of New York Secretary of State SSNY shall mail copy of State of New York ing an interest in or lien complaint and other pa- (SSNY) on 12/08/2023. designated as agent for Notice of Formation (SSNY) 12/07/2023. Of- process to: 5251 WITZ (SSNY) on 11/7/2023. process & shall mail to: pers in the Office of the upon the premises deof Limited Liability Office location: County fice location: Onondaga DRIVE, NORTH SYRA- Office location: County Clerk of Onondaga of ONONDAGA. SSNY is 8158 Rizzo Drive Clay Company (LLC) scribed in the complaint, County. SSNY designat- CUSE, NY, 13212. Pur- of Onondaga. SSNY is 13041.

Purpose: any NY County.

Defendants.

Name: GUITAR LEAGUE ed as agent of LLC upon pose: any lawful pur- designated as agent of designated as agent of TO: AIMEE RAYO, KEVIN This is an action for LLC upon whom pro- lawful.

SYRACUSE, LLC. Arti- whom process may be pose.

LLC upon whom proSR-324019 RAYO and JOHN ROE foreclosure of a mort- cess may be served. cles of Organization filed served. SSNY shall mail SR-322914 cess may be served.

Notice of Formation with Secretary of State copy of process to: AND JANE ROE, said gage made by Robert SSNY shall mail copy of SSNY shall mail copy of Notice of Formation names being fictitious Paul Van Luven to Citi- process to: 7001 Gray of Elite Mobile Detailing of New York (SSNY) on 7543 Plum Hollow Cir, process to: 5530 Kathan County: Liverpool, NY 13090. of Team Payne Contract- Road, Brewerton, NY and unknown to plain- zens Bank, N.A. in the Fox Run; Liverpool, NY of CNY LLC, a Domestic 12/27/2023. amount of 13088. Purpose: any Limited Liability Compa- Onondaga. SSNY desig- Purpose: Any lawful ac- ing LLC, a domestic lim- 13029. Purpose: any tiffs, the persons or par- original ties intended being all $73,500.00 with inter- lawful purpose. ny (LLC). Articles of Or- nated as agent of LLC tivity. ited liability company. lawful purpose. unknown heirs-at-law est, dated May 16, 2018, SR-322934 Art. Of Org filed Secre- SR-324105 ganization filed with the upon whom process SR-323288 and next-of-kin of recorded June 5, 2018 tary of State (NYSOS) Secretary of State of against it may be served.

05/06/2021 pursuant to Robert Paul Van Luven, in the Onondaga County New York (SSNY) on SSNY shall mail copy of late of the Town of Ci- Clerk's Office as InstruLimited Liability Law 9/18/2023. Office loca- process to 303 Balsam cero, County of Ononda- ment Section 203. Office lotion: County of Ononda- Street, Liverpool, NY No. 2018-

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BY JASON GABAK STAFF WRITER EDITOR District

BY JANELLE DAVIS Central School During the Nov. 20 Cazenovia disthe Skaneateles Town board meeting, Assistant Superintendent At its Nov. 20 meeting, (CCSD) Board of Education a new Thomas zoning imFinnerty providecently, Official inresolution to announce its 55th cussed and approved a The Baldwinsville Kiwanis held for Business/School Business adventure work at Austin Park pavilion. doorthe district has taken so far to prepare Day, is looking to munity for its proposed difficult Annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving ed an update on the steps unveiled at bus fleet.

The village of Fayetteville Aaron said this was a was to an all-electric a 5k, 10k to renovate the Town Supervisor Janet work Thursday, Nov. 23. Featured were for the upcoming transition USA, move forward with plans has worked diligently to all new school bus purraces thatand Destiny decision and that the board by resiand fun run. There were also virtual New York State has mandated it all school buses on local senior center’s cottage. behind address concerns raised is the pri2027 and the imagination by village liaison efon plans for the project, held. The Annual Turkey Day Race chases must be zero emission Trustee Jane Rice, the planning board, but these Kiwanis. may surprise you.by 2035.

Center, said the dents as well as the village village mary fund raiser for Baldwinsville the road must be fully electric to the Fayetteville Senior to achieve a plan that the few other district adminisLORI NEWCOMB andofa other Joining a host in a row,” getforts have not been able Finnerty reported thatathe Destiny is village is getting its “ducks to start the to approve. attractions writer the previous week planning board was able answered, and voted trators met with a grant village planning board in- for a shared garage ting logistical questions York’s proposal forfirst At an Aug. 3 meeting, the Central New request bidding process for process of developing ablast stood at the time. preparing to have the Blast feasibility study. arena, to deny the project as it infrastructure door gel at the start of the can be found on the village and electric vehicle charging the renovation underway state funding to support The entirety of the minutes CNY. been awarded $25,000 in11, CCSD has new year.

SUBMITTED PHOTOS website, villageofskaneateles.com.numerous meetings and Jimmy Ginsburg, board of trustees held the study.

Rice said at the village vithe Town of Ca- 11, of Cicero, with the support of his young Aaron said the town has is the of Cazenovia, SUBMITTED PHOTOS Cicero the of district, Village Nov. 27 that the their interests as well as Ginsburg, Jimmy to The school explore meeting held on Monday, actionfrom many residents about thewill funding Destiny USA. as the heard at the use such behind CNY for work Blast sionary Nelson finalized of address opened has which will family infrastruczenovia, and the Town concept plans have been concerns in the project packed concept.bus and highway garage to the tennis and basketopportunities to consolidate project. mothhisalso the feasibility ofAssociation ment concepts. pickleball courts, improvementswell as the pavilion. examine His motivation International on the propstudy will path as Nicole is the creative ture and resources. TheGinsburg The secondary building said, is of Amusement Parks and inball courts and walking er Nicole charging infrastructure. like St. will be repaired interest has been expressed sershared electric vehiclememories. erty at 584 E. Genesee Plans call for and public Con- mind behind projects at what(IAAPA) a study looking making Attractions into a multi-use, year-round Nov. 24 and crafts center. It The young entrepreneur “We are going to commission the Museum of Intrigue, “Would and turned into an arts terest in turning the pavilion Dickens Christmas started including Finnerty.with his mom. and his familysaid ference Es- and his family stay involved SUBMITTED PHOTOS insulated and the of groups and activities Parade and practical for us to share,” be Jimmy it be a is a trade Intrigue Experiences, facility for use by a variety would be repainted and Pancake outside Would with the World’s Smallest casts vices might are alwaysonly? thinking IAAPA it be nothing?

The Would FriRotary Club’s Father’s Day stabilized.

The production’s four Estate, Painting in the experience with Jerit be a charging facility existing uses such as the other festivities on Bright floor foundation will be making and maintenance that repre- cape The whenand Descendants: The Musical.” do repairsorganization Volunteer Fire Department’s is of the boxcharge and emy in charge of daily opalready presenting “Disney’s is granted to the funds Widing Hood.”

Theatre Breakfast and the Skaneateles facility where we could In addition stag- and ever- with a Twist DeWitt, day. The annual celebration Children’s beginning be cast members from “Doo Wep Wed The Syracuse own memories. the diverse their sents County willare So, we are really at the and Jimmy and in 2023. vehicles?

Onondaga project, Field Days. students. Picturedzonmarking its 30th year for theseveral in- the renowned Frightmare erations been local Choreogra- to these electric“We always have been raised about attractions have Rubenstein, include possible.” wherever Babs concerns changing really is appropriate Aaron Director helping SCREAM to an what Owen Haunted According which of [determining] to travel,” Nicole providing funding for LocalatGovernleast in part this Farms doing it more.”

Ellis, and Music Director es the proposal at the pavilion through the NYS fortunate dustry, they can as their academic Channel pher Kellie KATE HILL one particular aspect of update.

The funding was awarded Park.

The 9th annual Parade of on technical assistance ing code BY always who are all full-time Adapted from the Disney facility where parks department “We were provides said. Program, experience helped inspire which the Nikita Richards, Olson said the cottage will calls for creating a storage Mark WRITER All of these influences schedules allow.

Lights was presented by MayorSTAFF try to targeting class session ment Efficiency shared opportuMovies, “Descendants,” a as vision for Blast can be stored.

Original hunt for places lighting projects theinter-municipal Jimmy’s employees. Each three-hour Blast CNY introduces vehicles and equipment the Baldwinsville Voluncoalesced and inspired have a half bath and improved visitors meetings where we preor experiquality services. tells the story of four children also has five part-time staff members/as- and grants for new to musical of efficient,CNY. something delivery “We had many informational addressed the concerns and the senior center for Syracuse to pursue a business unique blend of adventure, Fire Company in consavings, the Evil Children’s teer cost space Jimmy as nities, Maleficent, well the Lauren isn’t the or by and villains In December, draw, sew, paint or whatof Disney on behalf of CCSD But, the conference gel strategy, and physical activence history, science, sented the project and listened also heard requests from junction with the village Vil. When sistant teachers. out and opportunity to utilize The application was prepared spread(SCT) and final will present 12 perforCommunity “We to Jafar, and Cruella De only inspiration.

MICHAEL DALY. Theatre on the secarts.”director of the Cazenovia Area Jimmy’s Through SCT’s instruction of neighbors,” Aaron said. activity they yearTheseekQueen, of Baldwinsville tree lightcreative of the Lost executive blast in the same manner ity. It is located Descendants: ever other the pavilion used for more of “Disney’s (and in mances teens are sent from the Isle pre-K through grade 12 stu- Lines, Nicole said that having Jimmy only had to look and ond floor of Destiny USA residents who want to see those veterans buried there Civic the ing celebration. to attend prep performance, as foam darts, laser tag Development Association. take part time worked very hard to meet the memory of military the John H. Mulroy $25,000. the Musical” in in. to spendlocal match to the kingdom of Auradon own family to see the cottage the fundamentals of theatre, the ability minimum toofhis clothing. round opportunities. We LORI NEWCOMB on Veterans Day to honor the projand siblings, have visited in the Canyon Area. the goal is to have the of beloved dents learn said Theatre. paintball.

The grant requires adoing up putentrepreneurfor family outings, teamWe significantly changed their leaders, parents Manlius Village Cemetery somethingwould have toand - Carrier for the CenterRice preparation, dance/ school alongside the children Be prepared for a fitting rolls around together the [municipalities] creative concerns and requests. on the of years the Scouts, with springDirecGirl Scouts flocked to the Players can participate building events, and unforDay to remove the flags whether including audition scene work. by the time With the help of his “The district and Blast a stand alone building Executive renovated Cemetery). For a number said.

CNY, to make ial flags, and again on Veterans and rest heroes, they must decide According to SCT such theDisney spirit at work. ect that originally included fun, for your gear and a safety impact the adjoining Christ Church in use state pays $25,000,” Finnerty beEllis, graves with American foot- movement, music, Unit. the like brother, Owen, and in thrilling scenarios producso it can thethrough 2024 to try to mitigate the visual moof SCT $25,000, andmemories on gettable birthday parties. commisTodd Day to plant veterans’ in their parents’ wicked the Scouts’ F-M Service Founder is a powerful is the creator and twin ontorinand Nicole west side of the pavilion of the board that the district briefing before you’re According to Ellis, 95 percent cemetery on Memorial under the umbrella of the summertime and to follow Jeremy Ginsburg, as capture the flag, free-foridea to use the north end Finnerty also informed the that season, If you would like to of features from various local troops, five students from the local steps or learn to be good.

CCSD bus routes live events lo- father, in a musical theatre tion on neighbors. When the that matches, tivation. your way to high-energy season. The Scouts are to conduct a study oftothe producer of was presented, we agreed organization classes culminate they got to work creating all, sudden death sioned a company ward. battery check out Blast CNY, thenationally. deserveswill be needed, zip code.

SCT is a not-for-profit pavilion for our equipment 13035 “Everyone A small cally and kids to en- and several portal games and other materials but fun. types of buses that the training production. said tools would save money as well.

Olson necgrade 7, will appear garden produc- to determinesmile, walk-ins are welcome, range a safe space for Jenkins, has served as a theatrical it was a great idea and Maya laugh, and expericharging infrastructure Her endeavors planned to For more information center “We have had four one-hour Jeremy as- that players complete for senior rec9, as that will require, and the of the Austin Pavilion is grade the fenced-inHyatt, York children advanced bookings are she said.

Shakespeare capacity theyence basis.trendy pop-up expe- joy themselves. section of the north end “Maleficent;” Jayce true joy,” ground for Central New as from over the winter call 315-751-7279 or email to operate on a dailyfrom tions of plays by William physical space points. such as lawnmowers, pickup in the cottage to power the buses as “Auradoncan be more ommended. conduct theater sisted in the Hyatt, grade 2,second Grid toimmersive the house our parks equipment nothing Avastored that 1999.

National “Jay;” 5th Summer session over essary “There isFinnerty asked riences, BlastCNY@gmail.com.

According to Jimmy etc., that we need to maintain and layout. Owen “Au- of since and that the 6, asfloor the theatre during our of Prior to that study,than Make sure to arrive in months trucks, trimmers, tools sites. holiday at- design time.” is only ‘Romeo & Juliet,’ ‘A Bobby McDowell, grade facility Throughout the year, during ian;” precious productions, residents than the number transportation untouched the “game” and his family, Blast CNY of the pavilion. But this remain willGrace and one- the years, including grade 2, as at evaluation of potential a Besaw, building

BY JASON KLAIBER had stage sneakers and comfortable shows helped with park and the future needs facilitylive pickle1;” and our current provides semester-long classes radonian At the age of nine, Night’s Dream,’ ‘Macbeth,’ an thatJimtractions, students that were enrolled rest includes adding new is the ultimate destination camps, all of Midsummer restoration.

“They thought at that point STAFF WRITER theEnsemble.” fact that in mind, entertain- and scenarios. part of the project. The the creativesaid.to“Keep It,’” Ellis said. “[Howinteractive and two-week school break “Isle my developed a given time and the tennis court surfaces, resurfacing of electricity,” Finnerty at the and ‘As You Like get to meet the ball courts, redoing the musicals, thus suitable amount no longer be pulling “SCT is great because you BOE  PAGE 13 which culminate in a production the walking path and also idea while attending ever,] most students want the buses will have fun acting the basketball courts, improving The team pushing for a day-to-day basis.

TOWN  PAGE 14 Civic Center. so many great people and SCT  PAGE 13 St. Mat- in on consists of is my third redevelopment of the SCT’s main artistic staff with them,” said Jayce. “This Addressing the zoning in East recommend that not building said could I School Benz them. thew’s members, show with the vil- board atSyracuse presented to the 38 parking spaces appeals 21 of would lage’s zoning board of tached to the project ownearlier this month. resources, grant services be reserved for condo Peter Barth, Taylor

BY RUSS TARBY SUBMITTED PHOTO The project would reutilize ers, while the rest will be first Sullivan, Janis Barth, industry news for law and department application. an WoltPolice WRITER at with Sue HILL and

BY KATE The Skaneateles CONTRIBUTING govthe existing infrastructure served. from all sides,” correspond Pelcher, Courtney Livecchi, able to acenforcement and local are available “We have agreement to come, first Applicants will also be STAFF WRITER has clip on lights that the 214 Kinne St. property them man.

BY JASON GABAK need them Of the condos, there would ernment agencies. Lexipol Aaron said. rooms at the information enabling free to residents who may

BY RUSS TARBY At its Nov. 20 meeting, serves more than 4,500 as needed and as cess turn the one-time classroom be 11 one-bedrooms, eight twoEDITOR is in the “I have decorated different at night to Under the agreement, see where their application TYLER Lorenzo manwhen they are walking years,” said Ellis, DAVIDthe CONTRIBUTING WRITER resiBYseason, the Village of Liverpool agencies nationwide, repreon their schedule, to spaces into 21 condominiums.

This holiday Lorenzo for at least 10 and more bedrooms and two studio they are available based help make them safer approved Syracuse Garden an process. to the public from the of when SkaTrustees doors of its the 300,000 of village president Board open than the Along with that, the gymna- dences, Benz said. track meting, vice will is 20 sion senting more t its Nov. the town will inform This will also help keep results posted at the Ononvisible. at Loren- to who the opportunity being a part be used Christmas will have the village to celebrate the hiring of a public safety employees The public After revisiting the updated “Is anything nicer than sium at the site would He said that for anybody neateles Town Board announced officer is needed for court and that are planned for public JASON KLAIBER Dec. 5-10 speare website, both Salina Town the Fairfield Club. supChristmas.” ofconvert was no time the officer projects on plans Daysto at Lorenzo? It is always Posella said DPW workers solutions company to projects for after-school programming, to buy one of the condos, they daga County Board of Elections “The Twelve officer sworn in that its town constable prop- zo:comment will bill the town for the hear- of Christmas But hearing and when those public hosted his challenger, Stella Penizotto, plement the administrative New youth the Lorenzo a Jan. 8site to comof the St. Matthew’s School Stateathistoric a home law firm to a York still out collecting leaves.

Estate primarily as a place for Supervisor Nick Paro and to use various pieces from The New longer going to be able For more than a year, the their way to a public will have to go through is in court.

Plans for the redevelopment East Syracuse’s zoning board. made program in cial this agree- will make the rooms.” literacy he said he has been with justice court. efforts of Liverpool Police Liverpool Police Departbasketball to be played. saw their vote totals climb. first Christmas at Lorenzo moving its law collection when decorating itsing.

The town moved to approve ownership financial mit to serving the town erty were recently shared what meeting agenda. defeated Conservative Sgt. entire Lorenzo Aaron said the ment at its Nov. 20 meeting and forwarded aware of instances of ofBottar Law has proposed Ryan Benz, the principal class with a Department of Paro, a Republican, soundly a Chief Jerry Unger and According to Roshia, the Town Supervisor Janet ment has been critically Cromp said in the codes feces a train the Nov. 7 election by Victorian-era almost completely repainted 1974. said Christmas his duties has become prominent he assumes to be dog Lorenzo intoatthe is vital and Dave Sturtz. involved in making the of contractor Redev CNY, Party nominee Stella Penizotto and Urban Develop- of the not-for-profit Legacy “Christmas constable planned to continue unable to it to the village. under-staffed. inside and that there practice York, staff is St. The Newmansion, perspec- Housing 21 and also dis- fice communication either in bags or not being Genesee but was in Central finan- Foundation of Central New on the make year. folks 7078 E. The board – Mayor Stacy – home that from a residential foratmany The village met on Nov. vote of 3,047 to 2,259. remodeling dition So when Joseph Otat the town boat launch this software will help ment (HUD)-certified fea- event happen each 1875, year and this Elizabeth try for public office, Penizotto left in leaf piles for DPW in will be additional 1864 that court. trustees Mebetween as a to continue After making her first more efficient for constructed tive he speculates his proposed cial planner so they know what York, stepped to the podium cussed the agreement. we are thrilled This year, staff decorator encour- Finney and continue serving with the backboards and and taviano was sworn in living feet of said workers to deal with. idea had been the process overin place for day-care center – found court to put in new Christmas,’” 12,000 of square thanDays with her mother, Nancy, more lissa Cassidy, Rachel Ciotti, full-time LPD officer at the Sennett reiterated the Twelve tures project will lead to less who operates a successful While the town has plans murals with ‘The getting into and to en- the second-floor village all involved. on about Whiting worked Evans said this was poolMacVitscoreboards, as well as than they’re and Matt town also wanted discussed with the police chief and that Whiting also Matthew heated outdoor Sitea Manager space and all occupancy and noise aging signs amid her loss. they’re being set up room to talk about the gymnacoverage, Aaron said the such as Historic Con- Mike LaMontagne Sennett said she was in the formal dining room. opening of the village board unacceptable. an officer for sehas like 100 registered help to fill in depicting sports figures used sure that the beautifully Melinda Reeder voted unani PAGE 16 this agreement to provide and noted it has join us to viewBOARD “The fact that Salina only 2 to have plans for additional when St. Matthew’s was that line Devendorf – sium side of the project. worked with staff member meeting, his appearance Sennett said the when the town thrilled ST. MATTHEW’S  PAGE tie. “Please citing for success. people to vote for me on been exhibit wing and take a horse-drawn LPD PHOTO curity would be as needed a lot of time from mously to hire a firm named was warmly welcomed by for security when needed. as an elementary school, servatives, yet I got 2,200 Hon said the gym has decorated mansion and to decorate the mansion Randall Hon, the founder DPW works hard and out to Skacoverage and with taken Livshe said. the beautiful new did not otherwise have This lead to Aaron reaching Lexipol to oversee the the codes office to find the lower number of potential is a big accomplishment,” Mayor Stacy Finney and sleigh/wagon ride through gift shop. the trustees and by Unger. residents have a lot of Mary Sennett.

Penizotto waged a negative Police Chief Jerry Unger, known as RipHistoric Site.” software to meet prior notification. neateles Village Mayor erpool Police Department’s Paro still maintains thatSUBMITTED PHOTOS “Alison Boissonnas, also grounds of Lorenzo State After Finney conducton Wednesday the right having an expectations of these officer Joseph Ottaviano. she celebration, volhim.

Justice court is generally Marm Miss Buckland, Aaron and Sennett discussed that of personal applications for NY state ed the ceremony, Cassidy full-time police ask the village’s needs and campaign againstLorenzo: In preparation for the Twelve Thebeen ger reported via memo of great where a Skavillage employees and oneDays one pleton Schoolhouse at increased [and] has assigned while assurthe codes office for eachbudget nights, Sennett said.

13. The eye will last until March. He’ll inter-municipal agreement and celebrate “Christmas on Nov.were “This campaign year the schoolhouse decorated, made 98 traffic decorators adopted by an op- accreditation he attended the thanked looked Ottaviano in the State Historic Site will matwould fill in if or constable law, unteer that people be considerate accord- will have residents.” in and start his officers English year’s Trustee Ed Evans said classic and it has been exacerbated the last work in addressing this neateles police officer inover 1.5% staff — Jennifer Quinn, Lorenzo Before approving the Ho! Ho! Join Santa and his hoofed and $2 fornegativity,” ing that the department and exclaimed, “Welcome then be sworn Ho!citaloss for my family, is the gifts detailed and issued 78 town of approximately and expressed his their from Dec. 5-10. $6 for adults said. “I have to ascre- our maintenance by hostility and respectful.

Admission The festive day is certain to get marked shifts in Liverpool. stops town board meeting Comptroller to use theirKerrie said it’s the hope of the on SunEberl, and Spencer Christmas” when needed. compliance with they could have,” Kerr in Horses the have ter. invited covering campaign of preand Tommy Sunshine Michalenko Michalenko. people at is remains officer!” to carol a arapprove helpers positional to Cash to Bushaw, several violations an ing for that was moved under. to Liverpool, this tions they convert levy Jeremy of a constable Christmas

BY JASON KLAIBER Heggelke noted in- home. you in the holiday spirit. into their tax revenue children ages 12 and support before the board According to Aaron sess them differently if “The addition of these that theme on Dec. 7, the proposed traffic 3, from noon to 4 p.m. the outside decorating, relocated board that the appointment state-mandated standards. day, Dec. incorporate pedestrian safety as Paro said. to said Fusco Ottaviano in place between the agreement.

He added ativity be Eberst — do all STAFF WRITER the state’s vehicle and As visitors tour the mansion admission fees. raised questions about For $5 per car, get your holiday news ferred fordisagrees. in the Dark rangement that had been condominium.” in place fairly quickly.” ar- at 3721 Verplank Road and that the town would The trustees agreed to to Central New York after two officers will bring Three Located seasonal favorites Penizotto and approved In other adornments. a festive photo-op spot is $20,386,058 Rd. in prior. received an the days get shorter.

Nick knows it,” reviewed by the “drops andCazennavigated the holiday full- laws in October. at 17 Rippleton with Santa and his little Laine Gilmore will play As- cluding $200,000. factual The board also discussed the town and village years Sennett said the village Programs The second local law the “MyLocated tax cap by about have a clip on town of Clay, Holiday at the photos Lexipol $29,772 for the serving five years with the department to four motorcampaign was always that Natoli has successfully to Interpretive under the Plus Planning for and we talked of a new cell According in the drawing room while adopted a pair rests were madeinofthe “I have blinking lights that is the 1807 Federal-style establishment of an he has done to peo- pay can- Aisle.,” said Roshia. before visiting the Holiday with creating the kept also an agreement with Civic anman“I reached out to Mary Board ovia, Lorenzo entire tours will be on the piano email regarding the possibility The DeWitt Town Board Town the board pertained to the truth about everything classics time officers, still three is an opportunity for the com- helpers driving DeWittRoshia, legal hurdles involved Farm said them so you can attach it to your jacket or first year, followed by an an agent she said. “The Jacqueline see if they would software for the codes enforcement office. who wasenough.”

Traditional guided mansion NYPD. ists charged with 13 meeting.

Wood Quartet sings holiday to the estab- sistantThe placed in the village. She Shop with crafters, snacks, and so with Chief Heggelke to in observance bathrooms of home of John Lincklaen, come out soonand of the approved seven of local laws at its Nov. meeting office of town constable. historic Dec. 5 through Fri- Chord 25 two between tower being law and leading the way munity to kick-off the holiday seamatter you can attach it to your dog’s collar as well,” Cazen-term as su- nual payment of $10,700. its Dec.the Belle Aire Handple and this town will celed what we did many including He will complete his field short sion, Company while intoxicated. in charge of pa- local public hearings And let’s not forget— Land still offered from Tuesday, According to the discussion Cromp, there has been some interest in the on the second floor. The be open to considering is proud to win a second The first of the two 8 of the Holland “That constable will be of an office of constable.

Paro learning more about Sun- much more. a special meeting can whileinbut decorated.

John sonwere In addition to its accredi- training here in mid-Decem- officers,” Unger said.

1 to 4 p.m. has an inter- Heggelke said. “They are free and I obtained in the holidays on Dec. For his part, view, has been Lincklaen/Ledyard of a new arEight accidents within the town lishment of Holy onChristmas, Learn how to adopt, sponthen day, Dec. 8, from the board and Codes Officer it was announced Verizon years ago,” Aaron said. include day around of Loren- bell Trio will ring ovia’s founder. The concerned the establishment decorators trolling the schools located Unger pointed out that Horses and its rescue horses horses. for another shine Nina Walters, the principal a number of ef- since month. with Police High School until he said, tation and policy services, ber when he will be able to scheduled But Sennett said them from the New York State Department pervisor. year’s volunteer Lorenzoattacks,” This With support from the Friends Matt Natoli occupied town code to deterthis software will provide Street, stood be the vestigated here last are waiting for their forever sor, and volunteer.

The ideas was discussed said. fallacious est and sent up balloons. with and Dec. 9, and the Cazenovia Nanwellness family continuallyagainst membersand DeWitt,” Town Attorney ticle in a chapter of the boardElizabeth School on East Genesee an academy hosted by the public of Health.” all parties were ficiencies to codes office procedures.

Bogart; residential celebration will continue if necessary, Van derthe sing traditional carols “We pushed back made 39who were conveyedwill be the Lexipol’s Cordico units for of cover shifts for the LPD. powers and duties Cross Proceeds from the day will go to still very preliminary and meet- zo (FOL), the Chief Scott Heggelke and and its contents both the board Wendy what is and always the police music, Chamber Choir will County Sheriff ’s Officers Club memorganizational a confidential took mine the value of condominium said. “There are certain centralize proj- this is 2024 Garden home. at the meeting to thank stayed focusedinon weproperty Syracuse decorated mansion, live visitor center. On The town’s “andthe He said residents can contact The site is oper- people I plan provides Another applicant, Mor- Onondaga The software will help to checks and 106 business excited to open up the support Sunshine’s commitment to for their cy Whiting; our intention that up be made aware before anything agreeable. obState in1968. at 5 p.m. tours of the on Dec. 9 at 1 p.m. in the the every campaign – the New York thing Judy8 Larter; of who spoke would “We are tax assessment purposes. listed in the law, and it’s town’s police department to been Office will begin in Februplans right department if they are interested in back to bring Ellis, andJan. be held program which supports Pam Monday, will evoke the sweet treats, and horse-drawn will mosttoimportantNew Hill, ingPat law has to do bers all the powers and the ect information, keep records gan Baumler, has also checks while responding “Basically we’ve gone But there are no definite York State Office of Parks, said rescuing, rehabilitating, and retrainprocess. follow at wassail and on Dec. 10, Bells and Motley ated by the meeting town constable will have The substance of that local was discussed as place.

BarbaratoBartlett; farm to Santa Aaron said. and and his helpers,” Kellish; work through the ongoing physical and mental health hired by Unger, and is cur- ary. a regular rides with Lamplit Farm Jeffrey board represent.” taining these lights. withand said. past in the mansion, and of existing this to an applicant and what a total of 409 incidents Sestak, fundraising chair. ing all horses in our care while they to pro- Linda back the contract we had,” York State.”

Historic Preservation and noted, sleigh/wagon otherwise Conway; documents, now, Sennett 8, from 7 spirit of Christmas

by Village Dianne UnlessDixie with preventing the conversion of peace officer in New will Recreation and Operations Tom “Just to have that opportunity would Kathleen evening.Hoak; was reviewed of law enforcement person- rently finishing his phase 2 PHOTOS Dec. 7, and Friday, Dec. 6:30 thatConway into loving homes. the non-profit well as keep track of pertinent SUBMITTED This contract ’s “Mr. and Mrs. Claus” Director of Municipal dwellings into calls for service. goal is to hire an school andbe Thursday, 2024 will will have a fun-filled after- await adoption materials that supported with help from Town AttorKerstin accidents in Octo“Visitors Natoli said the town’s Dec. 9, and Sun- Merry Mischief residential neighborhood greater safety for our Smith; in 16 inMarkmeetings nel and their families. the board’s Dec. 3.and Colvin;other plans, renderings and other helpersPavlus Attorney just Jaime The LPD arrested doing of all ages. training with the Camillus Eight to 9 p.m., and on Saturday, To learn more visit sunshinehorses. and hisJordan Michalenko said. the Department of vide “We’re guests Santa by shopping Ed fourth said. holiday welcome delight and Beth will FrisCORRECTION some that certified Walters in Supervisor Horses second FOL. noon the reported Sunshine condos, individual Koennecke; to ber on on 25 Headquartered Elizabeth at 6 p.m. gift shop to pe10, from 1 to 4 p.m. held McKay; Lorenzo’s holney Brody Smith. edition theonStar-Review org.

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C-NS wrestlers sweep B’ville

L’pool swimmers beat West Genesee

Armed with a 17-0 record, the CiceroNorth Syracuse wrestling team was supposed to mak its way north to Carthage last Tuesday as the top seed in the six-team field for the Division I portion of the Section III Dual Meet.

Then wild winter weather and heavy winds caused power outages throughout the north country and forced a one-week postponement, so instead it was on this Tuesday that the Dual Meet would take place.

But each of the C-NS teams went to Baldwinsville last Thursday night – and each of them prevailed after trailing early.

The boys Northstars lost the first two bouts but then took over from there, prevailing 43-23 in no small part because it had a wrestler in each weight class and B’ville had to forfeit four times.

At 131 pounds, Luke Hogue blanked Scottie Warner 7-0, with Sean Aldrich (138 pounds) following up by topping Michael Spinner 10-2 and Kennedy Thomas (145 pounds) pinning Tyler Lester at the end of the first period.

Two more forfeits came late in the match, but at 285 pounds Joe Kobuszowski closed out the night with an 87-second pin over the Bees’ Don’Sincere Allen In the girls match, C-NS rallied from a 24-12 deficit and used four consecutive victories to subdue the Bees 36-24.

All the focus for the Liverpool boys swim team will soon turn to Baldwinsville and the Jan. 23 showdown that will likely determine the Salt City Athletic Conference Metro division regular-season championship.

Still, the Warriors had to win all the meets leading up to it, and continued to do so last Tuesday against West Genesee, easing its way to a 100-81 victory over the Wildcats.

Three different individuals – Jack Cavallerano, Joey Lisi and Nate Alexander – won two individual events apiece, Cavallerano doing so by beating Sean O’Neil, 22.56 seconds to 24.07, in the 50-yard freestyle and then winning the 100 backstroke in 56.71.

Lisi needed 1:05.61 to hold off WG’s David Martin (1:06.88) in the 100 breaststroke after dominating the 100 butterfly, his time of 54.92 seconds more than 11 seconds ahead of any of his rivals.

Swimming in the 200 individual medley, Alexander claimed a close duel with James Hayden, 2:15.90 to Hayden’s 2:16.76, and then was victorious in the 100 freestyle in 50.66 seconds, again with O’Neil second in 52.35.

Bryce Shutts was active early in the meet, holding off Ryan Vann, 2:02.58 to 2:04.52, in the 200 freestyle after he had helped Hayden, Vann and Tristen Vang get first in the 200 medley relay in 1:52.37 to WG’s 1:54.15.

But Vann would have his moment in an exciting 500 freestyle, winning in 5:31.05, barely ahead of the 5:31.26 from Shutts as Colin Gridley picked up 262.10 points on the diving board.

Working together, Cavallerano, Lisi, Alexander and O’Neil won the 200 freestyle relay in 1:32.90, while in the 400 freestyle

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Beginning that run at 145 pounds, Gabriella Behrer pinned Alexandra Coher in 66 seconds. It took 2:45 for Ariana Welsh to earn her pin over Niayah Jones.

Then, to clinch the team victory, Ki’yasia Barner, at 185 pounds, pinned Breanna Leo late in the first period as Rayna AbuAlia (235 pounds) claimed a forfeit.

Back in the meet opener at 107 pounds, Shea Ellsworth got a pin of Addyson Kral with 37 seconds left as Sophia Sugrue, at 132 pounds, had a 57-second fall over Cheyenne Chapman.

Away from all this, Liverpool earned a 3-2 record during the Jan. 6 Fallen Heroes Tournament at Canastota.

A 39-28 loss to Southern Hills began the day, with the Warriors also falling 51-17 to South Jefferson, but then winning three in a row, stopping East Syracuse Minoa 42-27, beating Canastota 48-18 and edging Ogdensburg 33-30.

Those first two wins involved a lot of forfeits, but against Ogdensburg the Warriors trailed 30-27 with one bout left, only to see Khai Anderson, at 124 pounds, pin Braxton Kendall in 97 seconds for the winning points.

Jude Atchie, wrestling at 101 pounds, won all three of his contested bouts, including tight 6-4 decision over Ogdensburg’s Beau Friot. Carson Rice and Marek Sokolowski both went 2-0 at 131.

L’pool girls hoops beats B’ville, 57-34

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Though it hadn’t even reached mid-January, the Liverpool girls basketball team already possessed impressive victories over most of the other major area Class AAA contenders.

There was the tough Dec. 1 win at Bishop Ludden, followed less than two weeks later by the massive comeback from a 22-point deficit to beat rival Cicero-North Syracuse.

Then, when 9-2, state no. 17-ranked Baldwinsville visited LHS Gymnasium last Tuesday night, it proved yet another showcase for the Warriors’ ability to dominate a game on its defense alone. Ultimately, Liverpool prevailed 57-34 over the Bees, but the game was settled long before the final horn – in fact, what happened in the opening minutes was all that the Warriors needed.

Any time B’ville crossed mid-court, Liverpool picked up pressure. What resulted was a long series of bad passes, turnovers and rushed shots that led to the Bees not getting a single field goal until early in the second quarter.

Meanwhile, enough of those turnovers led to baskets on the other end as the Warriors jumped out 13-0, led 25-10 by halftime and kept adding to that margin even when the Bees saw some shots fall in the second half.

A’briyah Cunningham produced 18 points before going to the bench early in the fourth

quarter. Angelina Kohler stepped up with 12 points, while Kaylyn Sweeney got all of her eight points in the first half.

It continued Thursday night at FayettevilleManlius, Liverpool jumping out 21-5 in the first quarter, eventually building a 50-19 lead through three periods and defeating the Hornets 59-31. Though Cunningham again led with 19 points, Kohler continued her rapid offensive development, finishing with 14 points as Sleeth contributed seven points.

Cicero-North Syracuse returned to the state AAA rankings in the no. 25 spot, then went to Oswego last Wednesday and put together its third consecutive lopsided victory, bashing the Buccaneers 67-27.

Having rolled past F-M (67-23) and Central Ssquare (76-36) the week before, the Northstars continued to excel in all phases of the game at Oswego’s expense. Leah Benedict led with 15 points, but she had three teammates get to double figures. Olivia Cook poured in 12 points, with Kat McRobbie-Taru and Grace Villnave each earning 11 points and Meadow Werts earning seven points.

The Northstars would face two Section II teams, Catholic Central and Bethlehem, last weekend in the Best of New York Tournament and have its own clash with B’ville this Friday after a game with Fulton. Liverpool meets Central Square and Oswego this week.

C-NS bowling teams beat Liverpool 5-2

by Phil Blackwell

For the second time this winter, the CiceroNorth Syracuse and Liverpool bowling teams would face one another, only now it was at Flamingo Lanes, which the Warriors call home.

No matter where they bowled, though, it was theNorthstars who would seize control of this rivalry, winning 5-2 in both the boys and girls matches over the Warriors. Leading all individuals in the boys match, C-NS’s Tom O’Connell had a 246 and 243, with a 201 in between on his way to a 690 series as teammate Nehemiah Bachmann shot 214, 221 and 193 in his 628 set. Consistent with a 186, 212 and 205, Garrett Arnold finished with a 603 total as Jacob Calabria’s 215 and 211 were part of a 591 series.

Sam Hoffman closed with a 213 in his 540 series and Jason Krausnick added a 506 set.

Liverpool’s Grady Foster had a 250 in between a 193 and 215 to get a 658 series, pacing the Warriors as Kyle Lake’s 196, 205 and 186 led to a 587 total.

Tanner Gist, boosted by a second-game 225, had a 570 series, while Austin Burch got a 560 series. Xavier Theetge opened with a 204 on his way to a 546 series as C-NS’s pinfall of 3,387 just trailed Liverpool’s 3,558.

The girls match featured Liverpool’s Sara

Conver tearing her way to a season-best 254 in the second game as part of a 584 series, with Alainna Deyneka adding a 474 series and Natalee Hall a 449 series.

Yet C-NS shot 2,389 to the Warriors’ 2,203 led by a 507 series from Jennifer Draper that featured a high game of 187 and a 174. Trinity Short, with a 422 series, edged teammate Melody Schwartz’s 419 set as Ava Agostoni struggled at the start, but still produced a threegame total of 388.

Two days earlier, Liverpool had another local showdown, this one with Baldwinsville, and could not get a point in either the boys or girls matches. Liverpool’s boys had a pinfall of 2,924, led by Theetge, who closed with a 244 game in his 567 series. Foster had a 182 and 180 in his 516 set as Lake had a 489 series and Ray Rucker a 489 series. Jordan Sevigny’s 602 series and Scott Ritcey’s 596 series paced a steady B’ville effort.

The reigning state Division I champion B’ville girls beat Liverpool by that same 7-0 margin. With her 475 series, Conover was ahead of Deyneka’s 421 set, but they trailed four Bees as Lizzy Hildreth led with a 579 series (high game 225) ahead of Samantha Hass (527 series), Morgan Diecuch (525 series) and Layla Trendowski (511 series).

by Phil Blackwell

All-County

l From page 2 ford (band), senior James Springall (band), sophomore Kaden Lake (band), junior Eliana Thompson (band), junior Ethan King (band), junior Lucas Gleason (band), junior Kaitlyn Malinowski (orchestra), senior Aalia Rice (orchestra), junior Catherine Rouselle (orchestra), junior Isabelle Bower (orchestra), junior Leyna Nguyen (orchestra), senior Ayane Dela Cruz (orchestra), sophomore Santino Nalli (orchestra), junior Addison Miles (orchestra),

relay that same quartet posted 3:34.65.

That same night at Nottingham High School Cicero-North Syracuse met up with Fayetteville-Manlius, got two wins apiece from Jake and Caden Griffin along with a diving sweep – and still lost 99-85 to the Hornets.

F-M prevailed because it earned nine second-place finishes to the Northstars, which made up for C-NS claiming seven of 12 events, including what the Griffins did.

Jake Griffin went 2:13.94 to win the 200 IM over the 2:19.41 from the Hornets’ Ben Prendergast as Leo Alexander was third in 2:23.39. Then, in the 100 backstroke, Griffin’s time of 56.38 was the only one under a minute, Ryan Lasher getting third in 1:05.25.

For his part, Caden Griffin swept the sprints, taking the 50 freestyle in 23.07 seconds to hold off F-M’s James Cao (23.30) before going to the 100 freestyle and, in 50.87, easily topped the 52.66 from Cao and 53.39 from Derick Wang.

A diving sweep was led by Nate Ornoski, whose total of 267.45 points qualified him for the Class A sectional meet as Carter Canastra was second with 222.95 points and Chris Koegel (180.05) was third.

C-NS only won of the three relays, doing so in the 200 medley in 1:50.02 to the 1:59.94 from F-M. Brandon Keil was third in the 200 freestyle in 2:01.71 and third in the 100 butterfly in 1:01.24 ahead of Alexander’s 1:02.24 in fourth place. Reece Balduzzi was fourth in the 100 breaststroke.

During last Saturday’s Salt City Dive Invitational, Ornoski earned 449.5 points, just half a point short of the 450-point state qualifying standard and second overall to the 494.0 from Central Square’s Truman Reminicky. Gridley finished fifth with 425.65 points and Canastra (371.30) was seventh.

senior Renate Wilson (orchestra), sophomore Emma Bearup (orchestra), sophomore Carter Thomas (orchestra) and junior Cloey Tripiciano (orchestra.)

Junior High All-County Honors

Receiving honors from LHS were freshmen Carson Fingland (band), Katherine Springall (band), Avry Arnold (band), Donovan Price (band), Joseph Lake (orchestra), Cameron Leece (orchestra), Krystyna Chybinski (orchestra), Colin Hernandez (orchestra) and Jack Walsh (orchestra.)

12 Jan. 17, 2024

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