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What will replace ‘Warrior’ as LCSD mascot? Liverpool schools launch suggestion survey The Liverpool Central School District has taken the next step in the process to change its Warrior mascot by launching a Mascot Suggestion Survey. Members of the Liverpool community (current students, staff and families, as well as alumnus, retirees and community members) can submit their suggestions to replace the Warrior nickname and state why they feel the suggested nickname best fits with the current logo. Once those are collected, a mascot committee will review submissions and narrow it down to a group of finalists to be pre-

sented to the community for an official vote. To participate in the survey, visit surveymonkey.com/r/WC8V9SD. The survey closes on Friday, Feb. 9. In April 2023, the New York State Board of Regents voted unanimously to approve new rules banning the use of Native American culture in schools. This regulation requires school districts which currently use indigenous team names, logos, and mascots to eliminate the use of all indigenous names, logos, or mascots by the end of the 20242025 school year. While the district adopted a Roman Warrior logo 20 years ago, the NYS Education Department determined that the term Warrior is still connected to the Native American culture, and must be replaced.

At a community meeting in December, the district stated it would prefer to keep the current Roman Warrior logo and change the nickname. Keeping the current logo would cause less disruption in terms of branding work that has already taken place in the district. This includes signage and displays within district buildings, as well as placement on uniforms, equipment and apparel. At a community meeting in December, the district stated it would prefer to keep the current Roman Warrior logo and change the nickname. liverpool.k12.ny.us

School wins visit from Otto Morgan Road Elementary recently welcomed Otto the Orange, who made a surprise visit to MRE on Jan. 26 to thank the MRE community for purchasing the most tickets to Syracuse Athletics’ School Night with Syracuse Men’s Basketball. Otto visited each classroom to take group photos, and assisted with an assembly about sportsmanship. Submitted photo

New urgent care comes to Cicero Drakos Clinical Dynamics expands in CNY

rakos Clinical Dynamics, a pioneer in rapid, accessible healthcare innovation, expanded its services Monday, Feb. 5, with a second urgent care location in Central New York. This expansion marks a significant milestone for Drakos as it broadens the scope of its urgent care to serve both pediatric and adult patients. Drakos now has more than 40 providers, nurses and support staff between its two urgent care locations. The new 3,000 sf inclusive facility, located at 5586 Legionnaire Drive, Cicero, offers traditional urgent care services for children and adults as well as advanced onsite laboratory testing, onsite x-rays and Drakos’ IV and intramuscular wellness program services. In response to the evolving healthcare landscape exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, Drakos Clinical Dynamics has been offering flexible healthcare solutions. The company has been dedicated to providing mobile and concierge medical services, as well as medical, laboratory and risk mitigation logistics for largescale events and productions. Founder and CEO Heather Drake Bianchi expressed the company’s commitment to delivering healthcare with-

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out walls, emphasizing the importance of reaching patients wherever they are, whether at home, the workplace, or another safe location. The new urgent care location will extend this commitment, providing accessible and inclusive healthcare for patients of all ages. The first Drakos location, dedicated to pediatric urgent care, has been addressing the unique healthcare needs of more than 3,000 children – as well as providing care for their family members in the same visit

The new 3,000 sf inclusive facility, located at 5586 Legionnaire Drive, Cicero, offers traditional urgent care services for children and adults as well as advanced onsite laboratory testing, onsite x-rays and Drakos’ IV and intramuscular wellness program services. – since opening in May 2023. With the expansion to a second location, Drakos Clinical Dynamics is poised to meet the broader and growing healthcare demands of the community by offering specialized care for both pediatric and adult patients. “As we continue to grow and innovate, we are excited about the possibilities of shaping the future of healthcare,” said

Heather Drake Bianchi, a seasoned entrepreneur and healthcare professional, highlighted the company’s journey from its roots in community paramedicine to its current position as a leader in healthcare innovation.. “We welcome new partners who share our enthusiasm for innovation, creativity, and inclusivity for positive impacts in healthcare delivery.”

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Emily Bartlett of Liverpool was named to the dean’s list for the Fall 2023 semester at Quinnipiac University: To qualify for the dean’s list, students must earn a grade point average of at least 3.5 with no grade lower than C. Full-time students must complete at least 14 credits in a semester, with at least 12 credits that have been graded on a letter grade basis to be eligible. Part-time students must complete at least six credits during a semester. Names followed by an asterisk denotes with honors.

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Four Soule Road Middle recently were honored with selections to the Allegro Youth Wind Ensemble. Pictured, from left, are Madison Lapp, Alex Wendt, Brody Gingrich and Abigail Bequer.

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In Syracuse, representatives from the American Heart Association joined with volunteers and community leaders to celebrate National Wear Red Day at St. Joseph’s Health.

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he American Heart Association is rallying women in Central New York to take charge of their health on Friday, Feb. 2, as a part of the Association’s Go Red for Women National Wear Red Day. Today’s event helps launch February as American Heart Month. Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1

killer of women. In fact, nearly 45% of women over age 20 are living with some form of cardiovascular disease. On National Wear Red Day, Feb. 2, the American Heart Association’s premier women’s initiative, Go Red for Women, urges everyone to join us in championing better health and well-being for all women. In Syracuse, representatives from the American Heart Association joined with volunteers and community leaders to celebrate National Wear Red Day at St. Joseph’s Health. Speakers included Mer-

edith Price, Syracuse Heart Challenge chairwoman and senior vice president of Acute Operations at St. Joseph’s Health; Amy Grover, American Heart Association board member; Dana Zaborowski, nurse practitioner with SJH cardiology and Allison Graff, heart disease survivor. American Heart Association and St. Joseph’s Health representatives also presented Heartsaver Hero Awards to Heather Shimer-Breno and Angela Breno. The pair saved a woman in cardiac arrest at an airport in Baltimore while on their way to a vacation. At the heart of it, National Wear Red Day is about raising awareness and spreading education to save more women’s lives. There are many ways to save a life, both big and small.

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As I was putting the ing how I can prevent Ramblings groceries away, part of my melting snow and rain from the organized list for the day, from turning my damp empty nest I turned on the TV. One basement into a wadAnn Ferro of my favorite movies ing pool. As she cowers was on. I had to sit and under her bed clothes watch it again. during a raging electrical storm, I am It is one of those “take-me-away” wondering if I have done permanent pieces that speak to something about damage to my knee because I forgot to me that needs attention. glue the rug in the dining room down. “Under the Tuscan Sun” comes I am navigating a rather tricky only tangentially close to the book problem about how to help my huson which it was based, but there is band as he faces his medical issues. enough of Italy, enough of the meloAnd then there is the recurring dance drama of life in it to capture my with vertigo. imagination for the few hours that it This too long list of minor and runs and to assuage the unanswered some major challenges and family woranxieties that hide in the recesses of ries still occupies my mind and can, everyday life. on the odd occasion, bring even more The film version brings a depressed clouds than our dark winter days. female writer to Italy, hurting because They can be a furtive distraction from of the collapse of her long-time mara positive life. riage. There is sun in this movie, in the She impulsively buys a dilapidated Tuscan Hills, in the robust Italian villa and proceeds to renovate the customs that are so wonderfully differbuilding and in doing so, build a new ent from ours, in the warm portrayal life. The snippets of that new life as it of the deep love of family that is so emerges play the dark against the light much a mark of Italian culture, in the and, finally, if more pointedly than exuberance of ancient customs that in real life, the music swells and it all defy sensibilities, all of which capture works out well. the hearts and minds of a people. I asked myself why I have dismissed I’ve been to Italy. It was Novemmy list, the center of my attempt at ber, very cold, gray and rainy, but the bringing some organization to the post beauty of the towns, the friendliness of Christmas chaos of my house? I know the people, the art and food, especially that I will be faced with all of these the latter, and I suspect my determichores in the coming week. So why nation to have a good time, gave the the detour? Because, there is someexperience its own kind of sunlight. thing satisfying in losing yourself in a I can remember standing in the fairy tale of redemption. Forum in Rome and, gimpy leg and I have learned not to want too all, breathless with the wonder that I much, to accept that aspirations have was standing where the Caesars stood. to be tempered with the idea that not I marveled at the fact that in Rome, everything turns out the way you plan, the most undisciplined drivers in the but there are residuals to life’s little world stop for you to cross the street. I problems that, even with humor, cloy ate gelato with abandon, never figurfor attention. ing a calorie. While Frances Mayes hires Polish The Vatican Museum had too much workers to fix her villa, I am trying to for my senses to attend. I was freezing find someone to paint the house this even with my winter coat. It didn’t summer. As she cooks magnificent matter. meals for her workmen, I am wonderWe explored the countryside out-

side of Sorrento and found streets so narrow that you could touch walls of the houses on both sides while standing in the middle; we visited pre Roman stone tubs where women have washed their clothing for millennia. Restaurants gave you a glass of limonchello, a digestive, as a complimentary add on, a friendly way of saying thank you for patronizing their establishments. We shared a mid afternoon meal with an entire family, waiting on the children to arrive home from school. In Tuscany we sampled the wines made in an honest-to-goodness castle, had a party in the basement of another winery and marveled at the insouciance of the Italian approach to traffic control, i.e., people travel both ways on a one-way street because they haven’t decided which way is the only way. Phone service there is off and on. Shoes are exquisitely lovely but out of my pocketbook’s range, and the passagiata, the parade of townsfolk on weekend evenings was more than sublime … an evening walk to showcase themselves, to say to the surrounding world, we are well, we made it through another week. It is a gentle statement, encompassing the very old, the very young, even teens, focused on family and pride. So, I have left the to do list for another time, savoring the movie, its salubrious enticements, the memories of an Italian vacation and the idea that sometimes I need to address the darker corners of my life and sometimes I need to let them go for a while and there is a short list where I come first. I’ll start the other list tomorrow.

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.

Trio Los Claveles kicks off music series

The Rochester-based Trio Los Clavetruly helping people in need,” Roberts les performs a free concert of Latin said. Livin’ in love songs and Caribbean dance tunes Flexible schedules are available, and Liverpool at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 11, at Liverpool the pay is $20 per hour. Call or text Eric Public Library. The trio romantico’s if you’d like to learn more: 315-314Russ Tarby performance kicks off the library’s 7325. winter-spring concert series, “Melting Pot Music.” For decades, the trio has mesmerized audiences Coffee and bagels were served on Jan. 30 at Minwith its uplifting, crystal-clear vocal harmonies. The uteman Press in Bayberry Plaza. The Greater LiverWestern NY musicians play tunes in the style of the pool Chamber of Commerce was hosting a ribbonlegendary bolero ensemble Los Panchos, based in cutting there as new owner Craig Semans takes over New York City since 1944. the thriving print shop. Over the years, I’ve hired Minuteman to print plenty of concert posters, resumes and manuscripts, Led by guitarist Sam Borges, Trio Los Claveles and they always come through with flying colors and specializes in the Spanish Bolero which is characterfast. ized by sophisticated lyrics dealing with love. It has Minuteman Press boasts high-quality and highbeen called the quintessential Latin American roman- volume printing, copying, graphic design, signs, tic song of the 20th century. banners and promotional products. If you’re in the They also play other Latin rhythms such as salsa, market for custom business cards, custom banners, merengue, bachata, cha-cha, rhumba and even Latcustom apparel or marketing mail services, Minutein rock. man can do it all. Give Craig a call at 315-652-4200. The library’s “Melting Pot Music” series continues at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 3, with clarinetist Ken Frieden and the Wandering Klezmorim. Last week, I reported that a delicious new appeThis series is presented in collaboration with the tizer special – short rib beef empanadas – were being Liverpool Is The Place Concert Committee; with served at The Retreat. A few days ago, empanadas financial support from NYS Council on the Arts adwere still on the menu, but the short ribs filling had ministered here by CNY Arts; 315-457-0310; Lpl.org. been replaced with some spicy sausage, and the dish was renamed Southwest empanadas. The appetizer features about 10 tiny turnovers filled with chorizo Liverpool-based video producer and entrepreneur sausage, black beans, corn, pepperjack cheese and Eric Roberts is seeking well-motivated part-time served with chipotle ranch dressing and celery sticks, workers to staff his new Home Grants Outreach office for $10.95. in the village. Hired applicants will work up to 15 hours per week, making telephone calls to qualify people in “Everyone needs to be more engaged with what our need of state grants for their home using various students, particularly young adolescents, are doing on program requirements. There’s no selling, Roberts social media platforms. Much of what they are seeing said, the workers simply confirm need and eligibility and being exposed to is inappropriate, it’s certainly for homeowners to receive the free services available not age-appropriate, and we know it is harming their from New York State. mental health.” “It’s a great feel-good position because you are – Westhill Schools Superintendent Steve Dunham.

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The actual game on Sunday Good to know that it does is trivialize on Sunday evening the hard work done Random they’ll conduct a by entire franchises Thoughts coronation ceremony to try and reach the Phil Blackwell in the shadow of the top, from front offices Las Vegas strip, a reto coaches to players, affirmation of the total supremacy exactly what we used to celebrate of one human being over the entire when measuring great teams from sporting landscape. one era to another. Oh, you might call it the Super Kansas City winning a third title Bowl. Technically it’s Kansas City in five years, should it happen, is as and San Francisco squaring off, much a tribute to what GM Brett but it’s doubtful that you’ve heard Veach has built over eight years, much about the Chiefs or 49ers in not just one good draft pick in all the noise that surrounds this an- 2018, and the way the Chiefs have nual spectacle. evolved. Why bother when we can just Once a high-flying, high-scoring tell everyone how great Patrick Ma- funhouse masterminded by Andy homes was, is, will be, and soon he Reid and (before he left for Washwill ascend to even greater strato- ington) Eric Bieniemy, K.C. now spheres of greatness and, wow, look leans as much, if not more, on the at who his great tight end is dat- defense Steve Spagnuolo has crafting! ed, the unit better than the previAs if we didn’t know all this. ous two title teams, as it hasn’t alMore than ever, the ultimate lowed more than 27 points in any team sport is not covered or por- game this season. trayed as such. Instead, roughly 90 You could even make a good arpercent of the talk is about “Will gument that Chris Jones, perhaps (fill in the name of quarterback) the best defensive tackle not named beat (fill in the name of other quar- Aaron Donald, is the Chiefs’ real terback)” and riffs off that single, MVP this season, but he’s not in a constant, one-dimensional, tir- million commercials. Oh well. ing narrative. And we don’t learn However it happens, if the much. Chiefs win it all again we can just Among many other things, what about guess the narrative, which

undermines what Everyone Else has done, as if their rings aren’t the same as the one Patrick Almighty would get. Which almost makes it preferable if San Francisco to prevail, for you’re almost forced to deal with the collective effort the Niners have put together, getting so close so many times and finally breaking through. John Lynch took over as GM in the Bay Area just when Veach did, in 2017, and hired Kyle Shanahan. What they’ve done together is collect remarkable talent on both sides of the ball, mostly through the draft. George Kittle, Deebo Samuel, Nick Bosa, Fred Warner- all of them at or close to the best of their position in the NFL, all drafted by Lynch and Shanahan. Free agency brought fullback Kyle Juszczyk. A trade with Carolina brought in the touchdown machine that is Christian McCaffrey. And, yes, Brock Purdy was found at the end of the draft, far from the “Chosen One” narrative we give to all quarterbacks. If all we do is compare him to Mahomes, Purdy will always come up short, and no matter how many great things he’s done, a defeat here will be seen as

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his loss because somehow no one else plays any kind of role in it, right? Everyone in both locker rooms, whether they wear Kansas City red or San Francisco red and gold, understands all the things that have to go well, all the great performances needed in all phases of the game, to reach this summit, one side trying to further its own dynasty, the other seeking payback for what happened four years ago in South Florida. Ideally, we would respect and praise each of these fine franchises and, come Sunday night, congratulate the champions as they hoist Vince Lombardi’s silver. Note I used the plural. We won’t, though. However this game goes, to some degree we’ve already written the script, which omits most of the characters and turns it into some form of superficial narrative that hides most of the real substance Then again, we are in Vegas, which has a bit of a history with championship bouts, concerts and celebrity. Phil Blackwell is sports editor at Eagle News. He can be reached at pblackwell@ eaglenewsonline.com.

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To the editor: Nojaim’s leaving Marcellus is a great loss for all of us who like to shop there. I am in there at least two to three times a week. And, like Ann Ferro, I also enjoy their meats, deli goods and store-made pastries. My son, Ray, loved it also for many years. What and great and sad loss for Marcellus. The sad end of an era. Clara Clark Skaneateles

DEATH NOTICES Audrey J. Eastwood, 88, of Cicero, passed away Jan. 25, 2024. Fergerson Funeral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements. Elizabeth F. Gonyou, 86, formerly of North Syracuse, passed away Jan. 26, 2024. Fergerson Funeral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements. Marjorie L. Titolo, 95, of Auburn, passed away Jan. 25, 2024.

The Bush Funeral Home of Elbridge has the arrangements. Eleanor R. Briggs, 93, of Jordan, passed away Jan. 30, 2024. The Bush Funeral Home of Jordan has the arrangements. Dorothy M. Lee, 91, formerly of Jordan, passed away Jan. 30, 2024. The Bush Funeral Home of Jordan has charge of the arrangements.

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member. “This is a great example of women across the country, not just here in Syracuse, banding together to unite against the No. 1 killer of women. This is always important but especially true in 2024 as the American Heart Association celebrates its 100th birthday.” According to the American Heart Association’s 2024 Heart Disease & Stroke Statistical Update, cardiovascular disease remains the greatest health threat for women. This is why the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement, nationally sponsored by CVS

Health, is asking women to make bold moves today for healthier tomorrows. Throughout Central New York and across the nation, people will be wearing red on Wear Red Day. Buildings illuminating red to raise awareness include: Barclay Damon Tower; The Bonadio Group; Crouse Hospital Clocktower; Loretto; Nascentia; NYS Fairgrounds – main gate and Expo Center; St. Joseph’s Health Hospital surgical tower; Syracuse City Hall; Syracuse University’s JMA Wireless Dome and Hall of Languages; and Upstate Medical University Weiskotten Hall. Learn more at GoRedforWomen. org or learn Hands-Only CPR at heart. org/HandsOnlyCPR.

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Those of you who read my articles and listen to my radio show know that I was in Florida from January 11-28 to attend the 71st PGA Merchandise Show on January 23-26 in Orlando, Florida. I decided to leave on the 11th to go to Port St. Lucie, Florida first, for two reasons. The first reason was to go to the PGA Golf Club to practice and prepare myself to play in the Golf Writers of America Championship at the Mission Inn Resort on January 21-22 as well as to hopefully see a few of the CNY PGA Golf Professionals who spend their Winters in Port St. Lucie. The PGA Golf Club is a magnificent golf complex that has three “tournament ready” golf courses. One of the courses was designed by Pete Dye, who also designed Sawgrass in Ponte Verda Beach, Florida. The other two were designed by Tom Fazio, who also designed Atunyote at Turning Stone. The PGA Golf Club has a recently renovated 15 acre Practice Facility with three putting greens, two practice bunkers and a six hole PGA Short Course that offers holes from 35-60yards in length. It is complementary to golf guests. I practiced and played two 9 hole rounds of golf and was very pleased with my performance considering the 2 month layoff since November of 2023. On Saturday morning the 13th, I broadcast my radio show from the famous Taplow Pub in the Clubhouse. Dir. of Golf, Holly Taylor, co-hosted the show with me. The second reason I wanted to go to Port St. Lucie on the 17th was to meet Tony Calascibetta, owner of Cam’s Pizerria’s in Camilus, Oswego, Watertown, and now, his newest location in Port St. Lucie, Florida. It is located in a very nice neighborhood at one end of a popular “Strip Center Mall”, about 14 minutes from the PGA Golf Club. The best feature is a 350-400 sq.ft. brick laid patio for year around dining and parties.The Grand Opening is scheduled for the week of February 11th. If you happen to be down there at that time, stop over to visit. You never know who might be there. They have already had two familiar faces from Camilus and Oswego stop in. On the morning of the 12th, Thursday, I drove to Howey in the Hills, Florida to practice and play a few more holes before the Golf Writers of America Championship on Sunday and Monday at the Mission Inn Resort. The Mission Inn is simply an exclusive resort that has catered to many of the Top 500 Companies in America. In fact, when I registered, I noticed that the PGA Magazine was honoring the Top PGA of America “Merchandizers of the Year” recipients for two days. The resort has two challenging golf courses that have hosted over 20 years of high school, college, state and

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professional championships. The courses are; Las Colinas and the El Campeo’n masterpiece that has been the #1 ranked course in Florida since 2012 by Golf Channel’s GolfAdvisor. Let’s talk tournament! Based on my performance, both at the PGA range and on the courses I played, I am expecting to shoot scores from the mid to high 70’s to low 80’s…which is about my range when playing from the Senior tees. Well, surprise… surprise! I shot the worst two rounds of golf on consecutive days in a tournament that I can ever remember. No joke…It was a disaster. However, it was another lesson learned in humility. After the tournament on Monday, I headed to Orlando to attend Demo Day, which is always the official first day of the PGA Merchandise Show. As usual, the club manufactures lined the one/half mile driving range at Orange County National Golf Center and Lounge. I had the opportunity to hit irons, hybrids, drivers and wedges from Mizuno, Cobra, Callaway, Ping and Titleist. It’s like being a kid in a candy store for 4 hours. On Wednesday the show begins with over 30,000 attendees in the golf industry looking at products displayed by over 1,000 venders from 89 countries around the world. If you walked down every isle in the Orlando Convention Center, you would have to walk 10 miles on your bruised and sore feet. I again conducted interviews at the PGA Media Satellite Stage, on the convention floor, for the 6th consecutive year….it’s inception. My favorite conversation every year, for the past 20 years, has been with Titleist’s Bob Vokey. He’s 85 years old and still going strong. He draws the largest crowds of all the manufactures booths. I left the show on Friday morning and headed back to the Altamonte Springs area that is close to the airport. I am looking for a golf course that will allow me to broadcast my show on Saturday morning. By accident, I find the Winter Park Golf Club. Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, Byron Nelson and Babe Didrikson Zaharias all played in exhibitions there. Google it…please. I have been pinching myself every day since I returned to CNY.

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C-NS wrestlers win sectional championship by Phil Blackwell

Again proving itself to be the top program among the largest schools in the area, the Cicero-North Syracuse wrestling team brought home the banner from last Saturday’s Section III Class AA championships at JamesvilleDeWitt. All told, the Northstars earned 200.5 points, just enough to fend off the challenge of host J-D/CBA, who was second with 179.5 points. Liverpool, with 109 points, was seventh in the nine-team field.

Four different C-NS wrestlers earned titles, starting at 116 pounds, where Anthony Ciciarelli, in his title bout against New Hartford’s Caden Beecher, kept Beecher from getting a point in six minutes on the mat, finishing with a 6-0 decision. Sean Aldrich did not go the full distance in his 138-pound final as, facing Liverpool’s Samir Almiri, he got a pin of Almiri late in the second period. It was even more lopsided for Kennedy Thomas at 145 pounds, for in his title bout Thomas only needed 67 seconds to finish off

J-D/CBA’s Mason Porter. Finally, there was Kamdin Bembry, who worked his way to victory at 215 pounds with an impressive championship-round effort against J-D/CBA’s Bryce Dadey, winning it by a 12-5 margin. Two other Northstars nearly went to the top. At 101 pounds, Kasey Kalfass got to the final, only to face Baldwinsville’s Brennan Kline and, in a tense battle to the final seconds, drop a 7-6 decision. It was identical at 124 pounds, where Javone Dawkins made his way to the finals and lost by

a single point, in this case managing a single escape against West Genesee’s Austin Fesinger and nothing more in a 2-1 defeat. Liverpool had one other finalist besides Almiri – Dante Mallozzi, who got to the title bout at 170 pounds, only to run into New Hartford’s Patrick Barres, who won with a thirdperiod fall. Top finishers here all could meet each other again this Saturday at SRC Arena during the sectional Division I championships that determine the automatic berths for the Feb. 23-24 state championships in Albany.

C-NS, Fusion ice hockey play to tense 3-3 tie by Phil Blackwell

Both the Cicero-North Syracuse and CNY Fusion ice hockey teams have made it to the last week of the regular season, resolute in thinking that they could both make some noise in the Section III Division I playoffs. And what happened when those two sides went head-to-head last Thursday night at Fulton Ice Arena did little to discourage those thoughts, the hosts rallying to forge a 3-3 tie with the Northstars. C-NS jumped out to a 2-1 advantage through one period. They then traded goals in the second before Fusion pulled even in the third, seeing Andrew Gabor again put one past Leyton Sullivan like he had done in the first two periods to complete his hat trtick. Trevor Smith shut out the Northstars down

the stretch on his way to 40 saves, bailed out by Gabor as five others – Dylan Ling, Evan Haskins, Gavin Rodman, Alex Kirkby and Reilly Biziga – had one assist apiece. Leyton Sullivan, for his part, had 30 saves, helped in front of him by Andrew Davis scoring twice and Austin Benkoski getting the other goal, assists going to Nate Bustin, Cole Prevost and Chase Mearon. A game last Tuesday night pitted the Northstars against Fayetteville-Manlius, who also use the Twin Rinks as a home ice, but it was C-NS, led by Hayden Scott, emerging on top as it rallied for a 3-2 overtime victory over the Hornets. F-M led most of the way, establishing a 2-1 margin by the end of the second period as Nico Capriotti and Noah Chen put in the goals, with assists going to Walker Thomson and Tyler

Mayne. C-NS battled back, though, tying it in the third and winning it in the OT period. Scott was responsible for most of it as he scored twice and assisted on the other goal, by Tanner Long, while Davis and Jase Knopp joined Scott and Long in the assist column. Just as he would against Fusion, Sullivan stopped everything he faced in the game’s late stages, ultimately accumulating 35 saves. CNY Fusion began the week coming off a 7-3 defeat to Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake on Jan. 27 where Rodman, Gabor, got goals and assists went to Kirkby, Dan Keegan and Tyler Bertrand. Now it was Fusion against Cazenovia two nights later at Morrisville State IcePlex, and it turned into an exciting contest where, with early defense and a late-game comeback, the visitors managed a 3-3 tie with the Lakers.

Fusion had just one shot in the opening period to Cazenovia’s 12, but Smith stopped all of them, and after Jack Donlin scored 25 seconds into the second period, Cal Brown countered on the very next shift. Early in the third, Rhiley Montoya put Cazenovia back in front. Worse yet, on a Fusion power play Shamus Newcomb earned a breakaway for Cazenovia and put it past Smith to make it 3-1 with 5:22 left. However, a five-minute major penalty by the Lakers put Fusion into a man advantage. With 2:16 to play, a goal by Gabor cut it to 3-2, then, six-on-four after Smith was pulled, Rodman scored with 51 seconds left in regulation. Neither side would convert in overtime as Bertrand, Haskins and John LaPlante also earned assists and Smith finished the night with 32 saves, more than twice the 14 from Cazenovia counterpart Tucker Ives.

Liverpool, C-NS girls roll to impressive victories by Phil Blackwell

One of the inherent strengths of the Liverpool girls basketball team is its ability to, at any time in a game, string together a long and demoralizing scoring run. Often it happens in the first half as a tonesetter. However, when the state Class AAA no. 7-ranked Warriors faced Fulton last Tuesday night, it was in the middle stages that Liverpool played best to handle the Red Dragons 65-28. Hot early shooting created a 20-10 edge going to the second quarter, where any thoughts that Fulton might make the game interesting vanished when it managed just two points in that frame.

Then Liverpool made a 27-9 push through the third quarter as A’briyah Cunningham, with 15 points, led a deep and versatile attack. Gianna Washington and Giselle Cruz each had nine points, with Gracie Sleeth getting eight points as Kaylyn Sweeney and Angie Kohler got seven points apiece. Cicero-North Syracuse, flush with momentum after an impressive Jan. 26 win over state-ranked Baldwinsville, kept it going last Tuesday when it defeated Jamesville-DeWitt 53-26. Neither team started well, but the Northstars gradually picked up its production as the game went on, culminating in a second half where it outscored the Red Rams 34-12. Amanda Timmons came off the bench

and led C-NS with 12 points. Olivia Cook got 10 points, with Kat McRobbie-Taru earning nine points and Leah Benedict getting seven points. In Friday’s action, C-NS handled Nottingham 62-32, only allowing a single free throw in the first quarter and then outscoring the Bulldogs 23-11 in the second period to pull further away. Achieving near-perfect scoring balance, it was Meadow Werts leading the way with 11 points, but Benedict and Cook close behind with 10 points apiece. Howell had eight points, with Timmons getting seven points and McRobbie-Taru six points. Continuing to face strong opposition, the Northstars would host Buffalo’s Cardinal

O’Hara, no. 4 in the state AAA rankings, on Saturday afternoon and, while putting up a good challenge, still lost 67-55 to the Hawks. Mostly, the first half is where O’Hara won it, limiting C-NS all the way until it trailed 3116 at the break and forced the Northstars to chase the Hawks the rest of the way. Benedict stood out for C-NS, pouring in 21 points. McRobbie-Taru managed 12 points, while Howell had nine points. Meadow Werts and Grace Villnave had five points apiece. A trip to Auburn and a visit from Henninger awaits the Northstars this week as Liverpool would make a trip Monday to 14-4 Baldwinsville, a team it routed 57-34 early in January, before games at Henninger and J-D later in the week.

Liverpool boys win twice; C-NS stops Nottingham by Phil Blackwell

Though it won the only time they went head-to-head in overtime back on Dec. 15, the Liverpool boys basketball team still found itself looking up at Cicero-North Syracuse through much of this winter. However, the Northstars’ Jan. 23 defeat at Rome Free Academy combined with a tough Warriors win at Victor meant that the two sides now stood at no. 16 and 17, respectively, in last week’s state Class AAA poll, and RFA was ahead of them at no. 15. Liverpool took this into last Tuesday’s game at Fulton, one of the stronger Class AA sides, and again leaning on its defense, the Warriors built a healthy margin, then held on late to beat the Red Dragons 59-55.

A low-scoring first half saw Liverpool employ a strategy that it maintained throughout the night, in that it didn’t worry much about standout Gavin Doty but tried to contain all of Doty’s teammates. And it worked, for though Doty would finish with 32 points, Fulton found itself trailing 46-35 through three quarters before making a furious comeback in the final period. Much of Liverpool’s offense came from Freddie Fowler, who had 20 points, and Kaelem Haskins, who earned 17 points. Alex Trombley had seven points as Jeff Manuel, so strong against Victor, got nine rebounds and seven blocks to go with six points. Back home Thursday night to face Corcoran, Liverpool broke out on the offensive end early, and then really picked up the pace in the

third quarter on the way to crushing the Cougars 81-46. Corcoran aimed to push the tempo, but the Warriors again played shutdown defense early and was up 15-6 through one period. Then they traded baskets until that third period where Liverpool netted 27 points to Corcoran’s seven. Haskins went to the forefront, his 22 points just one of his season-best of 23 from early December against Nottingham. Fowler got 14 points and Trombley earned 13 points, with Manuel adding nine points and Daniel Dunn picking up six points. It was here that C-NS returned to action, hostting Nottingham Friday night at the Junior High School and maintaining control most of the way while getting a 62-54 win over

the Bulldogs. Steady on both ends, the Northstars were up 30-21 by halftime, but Denarius McCurty, who finished with 27 points, led a third-quarter charge that moved Nottingham within four, 44-40, with one period left. C-NS maintained its poise, though, and Andrew Benedict nearly equaled McCurty as he gained 25 points. Terrance Coppock finished with 10 points as Nate Francis got nine points, Michael Gallo eight points and Rosco Polos six points. Moving to 15-2 with that victory, the Northstars would host Auburn Tuesday and goes to Henninger Friday as Liverpool, with its 15-2 mark, would go Tuesday to Baldwinsville before welcoming Class A front-runner Jamesville-DeWitt on Friday at 6:30.

Girls indoor Northstars win big at SCAC metro meet by Phil Blackwell

Anything less than full and complete domination was not in the plans of the Cicero-North Syracuse girls indoor track and field team going into last Thursday’s Salt City Athletic Conference Metro division meet at SRC Arena. And the Northstars saw the plan though, piling up 170 points as Liverpool, with 75 points, was just behind Baldwinsville (77) for the runner-up spot, with C-NS adding a second-place finish in the boys event with 89 points behind B’ville’s 128. Anna Eells led the C-NS girls with three event victories. Eells went 8.54 seconds in the 55 hurdles leading a topthree sweep with Morgan Hayes (8.68) and Aaliyah McDonald (8.69). Over in the triple jump, Eells went

36 feet 3 inches to beat Hayes’ secondplace 34’9 1/2”, and in the high jump Eells cleared 5’4” to easily prevail, no one else topping 5 feet as Liverpool’s Taima Tearney (4’10”) was third. Jaydin Mackey swept the sprints. In 7.35 seconds, Mackey went 1-2 with Stephanie Todd (7.53) in the 55-meter dash, while in the 300-meter dash Mackey was victorious in 41.45 seconds, again chased by two teammates as Marissa Doty was second in 43.03 and Grace Murray third in 43.43. Doty, Murray, Camryn Jacob and Callie Bednarski prevailed in the 4x400 relay in 4:12.49, with Liverpool fourth, and Mackey returned in the 4x200 to help McDonald, Todd and Murray win in 1:45.26 to Liverpool’s 1:47.22 from Mia Wright, Mikayla Greene, Nahla Battle-Crenshaw and Maddie Deven-

dorf. Kennedy Jones finished second in the 3,000-meter run in 10:44.69, with Sophia Graham third in the 600-meter run in 1:40.66 as Gianna Melfi finished sixth in 1:44.74. Maria Sanfilippo climbed to second place in the weight throw with a top heave of 33’ 1/2”. Katy Harbold took third in the 1,500meter run in 4:52.28 and helped the Northstars finish second in the 4x800 relay in 10:06.07 to Liverpool’s thirdplace 10:08.92. Liverpool’s Taylor Page won the 1,000-meter run in 2:59.73 to beat out C-NS’s Gabby Putman (3:03.74) in second place. Layla Pearl Collins cleared 8’6” in the pole vault to prevail over CNS’s Annie Capone (8 feet) and Natta Luangaphay (7’6”) as Collins also was sixth in the 55 hurdles.

Kaitlyn Hotaling finished third in the 3,000 in 10:53.80 as Katie Martin was fifth, with Devendorf fourth in the 300. Olivia Kuol was fifth and Eseroghene Uloho seventh in the shot put. As on the girls side, the C-NS boys were victorious in the 55 sprint, Camron Ingram posting 6.49 seconds to edge Corcoran’s Tawakal Omar (6.54) as Davine Bennett finished sixth in 6.67. Ingram then prevailed in the 55 hurdles, again just head of Omar, 7.34 seconds to 7.36, with Kavon Brunson third in 8.09 and Jaiden Tagliarino fifth in 8.44. Ingram and the Northstars were a close second (1:32.47) to West Genesee (1:32.36) in the 4x200. Joe Main joined in by throwing the shot put 47’11” to win that event, with Colt Hiltz (41’10”) in fourth place. Meet l Page 12

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In accordance with PLEASE TAKE NOTICE four calendar years; or Section 2018-e(6) of the that a Special District 3. be currently regis- New York Education Meeting of the Liverpool tered with the Onondaga Law, a listing of all perCentral School District County Elections Board sons to whom an early (the “District”) will be to vote in general elec- mail ballot is issued will held at the polling place tions, pursuant to the be available for public designated below on provisions of Article 5 of inspection in the Office Thursday, March 14, the Election Law. of the District Clerk dur~ Since 1826 ~ 2024, at which time the Voter Registration: The ing regular office hours polls will be open from place where a resident until the day of the vote. 6:00 a.m. Until 9:00 may register with the NOTICE is further given p.m., local time, for the District to vote in school that military voters who purpose of voting by elections and referenda are not currently regismachine on the follow- is as follows: tered may apply to regisLiverpool Central School ter as qualified voters of ing proposition: Proposition One District Office Building the District. Military votRoom 1 Reconstruction/Renovaers may request an aption/Improvement of 195 Blackberry Road plication to register as a Certain District Facili- Liverpool, New York qualified voter from the tiesShall the Board of The date and hours District Clerk. Military Education of the Liver- where registration shall voter registration applipool Central School Dis- occur at the above loca- cation forms must be retrict (the “District”) be tion are as follows: ceived in the Office of authorized to renovate, Date Time Notice of Formation the District Clerk no later ALFRED W. FERGERSON H. FERGERSON reconstruct, improve, re- ~ PATRICIA March 7, 2024 9:00 a.m. than 5:00 p.m. on Monof Bizdent LLC, a Dohabilitate, repair, furnish - 4:00 p.m. mestic Limited Liability day, February 19, 2024. and/or equip the Donlin Polling Place: The loca- In order for a military Company (LLC). 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LLC upon whom pro- Company (LLC) with of- bility Company (LLC). Complex, including, but School District Clerk A military voter may to, the reno- during normal in Ononda- Articles LEGALS of Organization not limited cess may be served. fices located a preference LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALSbusiness designateLEGALS to receive a military votSSNY shall mail copy of ga County, for the pur- filed with the Secretary vation and reconstruc- hours. process to: 28 Mirage pose of any lawful act or of State of New York tion of building exteriors Qualified voters may er registration, military Lane, Clay NY 13041. activity under the Limit- (SSNY) on 11/13/2023 and interiors, refurbish- vote at the aforesaid ballot application or miliPurpose: any lawful pur- ed Liability Company (date). Office location: ment of HVAC, mechani- polling place. Directions tary ballot by mail, facpose. Law. The Articles of Or- County of ONONDAGA. cal, electrical and to this polling place simile transmission or SR-324590 ganization were filed SSNY is designated as plumbing systems; and, and/or to the place electronic mail in their with the Secretary of the agent of LLC upon campus wide site im- where voter registration request for such regisVILLAGE OF State of New York whom process may be provement consisting of shall occur may be ob- tration, ballot applicaNORTH SYRACUSE (SSNY) on January 18, served. SSNY shall mail vehicular/pedestrian cir- tained from the Office of tion, or ballot. Such desLEGAL NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE 2024. SSNY is the agent copy of process to: PO culation improvements, the District Clerk during ignation shall remain in that a public hearing will designated to receive BOX #2631, LIVER- redesign of parking lots, regular office hours. The effect until revoked or be held by the Board of service of process on POOL, NY, UNITED widening of existing register of voters will be changed by the military Trustees of the Village of behalf of the LLC. SSNY STATES, 13089. Pur- curb cuts, ADA compli- filed in the Office of the voter. Ballots for military North Syracuse on the shall mail a copy of such pose: any lawful pur- ance, improvements to District Clerk and will be voters shall be mailed, storm water manage- open for inspection by or otherwise distributed, 8th day of February, service of process to An- pose. ment system, and grad- any qualified voter of the no later than Tuesday, 2024 at 5:28 PM at the thony Finochio, 4739 SR-325392 ing or improvement of District during regular February 20, 2024. North Syracuse Commu- New Hope North, LiverNotice of Formation nity Center, 700 South pool, NY 13090. of Orange City Ventures the sites and acquisition office hours (i.e. be- PLEASE TAKE FURTHER Bay Road, North Syra- SR-325516 LLC, a Domestic Limited of original furnishings, tween the hours of 9:00 NOTICE that the Board cuse, New York, to conNotice of Formation Liability Company (LLC). equipment, machinery a.m. And 4:00 p.m. on of Education of the Livsider the regulating of of Limited Liability Articles of Organization and apparatus required any day when the Office erpool Central School Smoking and Vape Free Company (LLC) filed with the Secretary for the purposes for is open for business) District has previously Zones, and will hear all Name: GUITAR LEAGUE of State of New York which such buildings, from March 8, 2024 complied with the repersons in support of SYRACUSE, LLC. Arti- (SSNY) on 1/15/2024. facilities and improve- through and including quirements of the State Environmental Quality such matters, or any ob- cles of Organization filed Office location: County ments are to be used the day of the vote. jections thereto. Persons with Secretary of State of Onondaga. SSNY is (the “Project”), at a total NOTICE is also given Review Act (the “SEQRA maximum that qualified voters of Act”), Article 8 of the Enmay appear in person or of New York (SSNY) on designated as agent of estimated by agent. 12/27/2023. County: LLC upon whom pro- cost not to exceed the District may obtain vironmental ConservaDated this 30th day of Onondaga. SSNY desig- cess may be served. $50,343,941; to with- applications for an ab- tion Law, as amended January, 2024, nated as agent of LLC SSNY shall mail copy of draw $4,327,686 from sentee ballot from the and the Regulations of Village Board, Village of upon whom process process to: 7014 13th the District's 2021 Capi- Office of the District the Department of EnviNorth Syracuse, Dianne against it may be served. Avenue, Suite 202 tal Reserve Fund and Clerk or downloaded ronmental Conservation Kufel, Village Clerk Trea- SSNY shall mail copy of Brooklyn, NY, 11228, $3,672,314 from the from the District's web- thereunder (the “Regulawww.liver- tions”). No further acsurer. process to 303 Balsam USA. Purpose: any law- District�s 2022 Capital site, Reserve Fund, respec- pool.K12.ny.us. A com- tion under the SEQRA SR-325521 Street, Liverpool, NY ful purpose. Act and Regulations is tively, to pay a portion of pleted absentee ballot 13088. Purpose: to en- SR-325080 Notice of Formation required. said costs; and to raise “application” must be gage in any and all busiof CAPRILOZZI Notice of Formation Dated:January 22, 2024 $42,343,941 by the levy received by the District for which LLCs ness TECHNOLOGIES, LLC, of Overend Shaved Liverpool, New York the taxable of a tax upon Clerk at least seven (7) be formed under may Arts. Of Org. filed Sec'y Ice, LLC. By Order of the Board of days before the March property of the District the New York LLC Law. State (SSNY) of Articles of Organization to be collected in annual 14, 2024 vote (i.e., by Education SR-324383 12/20/2023. Office locawere filed with the SSNY installments in the years March 7, 2024) if the Liverpool Central School tion of the LLC: OnondaNotice of formation: on December 13, 2023. and in the amounts as absentee ballot is to be District ga County. SSNY desigHeron Home Realty, Office is located in the Board shall deter- mailed to the voter, or By: Catherine Morabito nated as agent of LLC LLC Onondaga County. SSNY District Clerk upon whom process Articles of Organization is designated as the mine in accordance with the day before the SR-325198 Section 416 of the EduMarch 14, 2024 vote may be served. SSNY filed with the Secretary agent of LLC (upon shall mail copy of pro- of the State of New York whom process may be cation Law, which tax (i.e., March 13, 2024) if cess: c/o the LLC, P.O. (SSNY) Oct 10, 2023. served). SSNY shall mail may be offset by New the absentee ballot is to Notice of Formation of: Box 165, Clay, NY Office Location: county copy of process to: York State aid available be delivered personally Syracuse Family 13041. Purpose: any of Onondaga. SSNY des- Stephen Overend, 6516 therefore, and in antici- to the voter. No absenpation of such tax, shall tee voter's “ballot” will Hospitality Partners lawful purpose. ignated as agent of LLC Electric Railway, Cicero, LLC. SR-324230 upon whom process New York, USA 13039. the District be autho- be canvassed, unless it may be served. SSNY Purpose of LLC is: any rized to issue up to is received in the office Articles of Organization NOTICE OF LLC $42,343,941 maximum of the District Clerk by filed with the Secretary shall mail a copy of pro- lawful purpose. FORMATION principal amount of obli- 5:00 p.m. on March 14, of State of New York Dream Maker Proper- cess to: The LLC PO Box SR-325077 gations of the District? 2024, the day of the (SSNY) on 01/02/2024. ties-wolcott LLC. Filed 2090, Liverpool, NY Notice of Formation of: NOTICE is also given vote. In accordance with Office location: County SSNY on 13089. Purpose: Any with Palm Market LLC that a public hearing to Section 2018-a(6) of the of Onondaga. SSNY is 12/29/2023. Office: lawful purpose. Articles of Organization discuss the proposed New York Education designated as agent of Onondaga County. SSNY SR-324286 filed with Secretary of projects shall be held at Law, a listing of all per- LLC upon whom prodesignated as agent for Invitation To Bid State of New York 5:30 p.m. on Wednes- sons to whom an absen- cess may be served. process & shall mail to: Request for Proposal (SSNY) on 1/8/2024. Of- day, March 6, 2024 at tee ballot is issued will SSNY shall mail copy of 8158 Rizzo Drive, Clay, Trillium Transportation fice location: County of the Board Meeting be available for public process to: LLC, 3979 NY 13041. Purpose: any Fuels, LLC is soliciting Onondaga. SSNY is des- Room in the District Of- inspection in the Office State Route 31, Liverlawful, qualified Disadvantaged- ignated as agent of LLC fice located at 195 of the District Clerk dur- pool, NY 13090. PurSR-324017 Business-Enterprise, upon whom process Blackberry Road in the ing regular office hours pose: any lawful pur(DBE/MBE/WBE) con- may be served. SSNY Town of Clay, New York. NOTICE OF LLC until the day of the vote. pose. tractors/suppliers to per- shall mail copy of pro- NOTICE is also given NOTICE is also given SR-323984 FORMATION Dream Maker Proper- form work on Central cess to: 680 Old Liver- that the District has es- that qualified voters of York Regional pool Rd Liverpool NY tablished personal regis- the District may obtain ties-genesee LLC. Filed New with SSNY on Transportation Authori- 13088. Purpose: any tration of voters. There- applications for an early LEGAL NOTICE Office: ty's, (RTA), CNG Up- lawful propose. 12/29/2023. fore, only registered vot- mail ballot from the OfSR-324350 Onondaga County. SSNY grade in Syracuse, NY. ers, who are legally fice of the District Clerk Notice of formation of designated as agent for We are soliciting bids “qualified” to vote, may or downloaded from the TMB Electric of CNY, Notice of formation the following of RUBIOWAVE CON- vote in the Special Dis- District's process & shall mail to: from website, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy of State of NY 8158 Rizzo Drive, Clay, trades: electrical, me- SULTING LLC, a Domes- trict Meeting on March www.liverNY 13041. Purpose: any chanical, foundation / tic Limited Liability 14, 2024. To be a “quali- pool.K12.ny.us. A com- (SSNY) on 12/20/23 unpaving, welding, pipefit- Company (LLC). Articles fied voter” a person pleted early mail ballot der LLC Law Sec. 203. lawful. Office location: 3668 ters, crane operators, niSR-324018 of Organization filed with must be a citizen of the “application” must be Junco Trail, Liverpool, trogen purging contracUnited States, at least 18 received by the District the Secretary of State of NOTICE OF LLC NY 13090, Onondaga tors, pipe testing, archiNew York (SSNY) on years of age, and a legal Clerk at least seven (7) County. SSNY designatFORMATION tectural louver / air perresident of the District the March days before 10/25/23. Office LocaDream Maker Proper- formance ed as agent upon whom companies, ties-boysen LLC. Filed sonic testing, and fire tion: County of Ononda- for a period of 30 days 14, 2024 vote (i.e., by process against LLC immediately prior to March 7, 2024) if the SSNY designated as ga. with SSNY on alarm installers. may be served who shall Office: Location: CNY Centro., agent of the LLC upon March 14, 2024. To be early mail ballot is to be mail process to Tyler M. 12/29/2023. properly registered to or mailed to the voter, process may be whom Onondaga County. SSNY 200 Cortland Ave., SyraBlum, 3668 Junco Trail, served. SSNY shall mail vote, persons seeking to the day before the Liverpool, NY 13090, designated as agent for cuse, NY 13205 vote must: March 14, 2024 vote process & shall mail to: *1.00% DBE/MBE/WBE copy of process to: Onondaga County Pur8158 Rizzo Drive Clay requirement for this 4011 Underbrush Trail, 1. register to vote by (i.e., March 13, 2024) if pose: Any lawful busiLiverpool, NY 13090. March 7, 2024 with the the early mail ballot is to ness. Perpetual exisNY 13041. Purpose: any project. Purpose: Any lawful pur- District at the place and be delivered personally tence. lawful. This is a public works to the voter. No early SR-325164 time specified below; or pose. SR-324019 project; New York Pre- SR-324386 2. previously have regis- mail voter's “ballot” will vailing Wage PRC# Notice of Formation tered with the District be canvassed, unless it NOTICE OF of Eureka Affordable 2023010058 will apply and maintained such is received in the office SPECIAL DISTRICT Properties LLC, a Do- to all subcontracts at evNotice of Formation registration by having of the District Clerk by MEETING mestic Limited Liability ery tier for employees voted in any annual or 5:00 p.m. On March 14, of V&F Consulting SerOF THE covered Company (LLC). Arti- performing special meeting of the 2024, the day of the vices LLC, a Domestic LIVERPOOL CENTRAL cles of Organization filed work. District, within the prior vote. In accordance with Limited Liability CompaSCHOOL DISTRICT with the Secretary of To be considered, please four calendar years; or Section 2018-e(6) of the ny (LLC). Articles of OrState of New York respond with a state- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE 3. be currently regis- New York Education ganization filed with the (SSNY) on 12/28/2023. ment of interest by: that a Special District tered with the Onondaga Law, a listing of all per- Secretary of State of Office location: County Monday, February 26th, Meeting of the Liverpool Central School District County Elections Board sons to whom an early New York (SSNY) on Deof Onondaga. SSNY is 2024. to vote in general elec- mail ballot is issued will cember 18th, 2023. Ofdesignated as agent of Parties interested in ob- (the “District”) will be tions, pursuant to the be available for public fice location: County of LLC upon whom pro- taining a copy of this held at the polling place Onondaga County. SSNY cess may be served. RFP, may do so by designated below on provisions of Article 5 of inspection in the Office is designated as agent of of the District Clerk durSSNY shall mail copy of emailing Tyler.Hulka@- Thursday, March 14, the Election Law. LLC upon whom proprocess to: 8069 Crock- musketcorp.com or ac- 2024, at which time the Voter Registration: The ing regular office hours cess may be served. place where a resident day of the vote. until the polls will be open from cessing Central New ett Dr, Cicero, NY SSNY shall mail copy of 13039. Purpose: any York Regional Trans- 6:00 a.m. Until 9:00 may register with the NOTICE is further given process to: 8326 Moyer to vote in school District that military voters who p.m., local time, for the portation Authority's lawful purpose. Carriage, Cicero, NY Procurement Portal at: purpose of voting by elections and referenda are not currently regis- 13039. Purpose: any SR-324474 may apply to regisis as follows: tered on the followmachine fhttps://centro.bonfireNotice of Formation Liverpool Central School ter as qualified voters of lawful purpose. ing proposition: of Exquisitely Un- hub.com/portal/?tab=op the District. Military vot- SR-324235 District Office Building Proposition One matched, LLC. Articles enOpportunities ers may request an apRoom 1 Reconstruction/Renovaof Organization filed with SR-EB-325588 plication to register as a tion/Improvement of 195 Blackberry Road Lake St. and the Secretary of State of qualified voter from the Certain District Facili- Liverpool, New York Notice of Formation N. Jefferson St. New York (SSNY) on tiesShall the Board of The date and hours District Clerk. Military of Wooly Bear's Candles Properties, LLC, 08/07/2023. Office locaEducation of the Liver- where registration shall voter registration appli- & Unique Notions LLC, a tion: County of Arts of Org. filed with pool Central School Dis- occur at the above loca- cation forms must be reDomestic Limited LiabiliOnondaga. SSNY is des- Sec. of State of NY trict (the “District”) be tion are as follows: ceived in the Office of ty Company (LLC). Artiignated as agent of LLC (SSNY) 12/12/2023. Cty: authorized to renovate, Date Time the District Clerk no later cles of Organization filed upon whom process Onondaga. SSNY desig. reconstruct, improve, re- March 7, 2024 9:00 a.m. than 5:00 p.m. on Monwith the Secretary of may be served. SSNY as agent upon whom habilitate, repair, furnish - 4:00 p.m. day, February 19, 2024. shall mail copy of proprocess against may be and/or equip the Donlin Polling Place: The loca- In order for a military State of New York (SSNY) on 11/7/2023. cess to: 123 Snappy Ln, served & shall mail pro- Drive Elementary tion where the vote will voter to be issued a mili- Office location: County Liverpool, NY 13090. cess to 8413 Anglers School, the Long Branch take place is as follows: tary ballot, the District Purpose: any lawful pur- Club, Cicero, NY 13139. Elementary School, the Wetzel Road School at must have received in of Onondaga. SSNY is designated as agent of General Purpose. pose. Elementary 4246 Wetzel Road, Liv- the office of the school LLC upon whom proElmcrest SR-324204 SR-324389 district clerk a valid bal- cess may be served. School, the Willow Field erpool, New York Elementary School, the Directions to this polling lot application no later SSNY shall mail copy of NOTICE OF FORMATION Notice of Formation of FinUbiel, LLC, a Do- of NervyDestroyer LLC, Soule Road Complex, place may be obtained than 5:00 pm on Mon- process to: 5530 Kathan mestic Limited Liability a Domestic Limited Lia- and the Morgan Road from the office of the day, February 19, 2024. Road, Brewerton, NY Company (LLC) with of- bility Company (LLC). Complex, including, but School District Clerk A military voter may 13029. Purpose: any fices located in Ononda- Articles of Organization not limited to, the reno- during normal business designate a preference lawful purpose. to receive a military vot- SR-324105 ga County, for the pur- filed with the Secretary vation and reconstruc- hours. pose of any lawful act or of State of New York tion of building exteriors Qualified voters may er registration, military activity under the Limit- (SSNY) on 11/13/2023 and interiors, refurbish- vote at the aforesaid ballot application or milied Liability Company (date). Office location: ment of HVAC, mechani- polling place. Directions tary ballot by mail, facelectrical and to this polling place simile transmission or Law. The Articles of Or- County of ONONDAGA. cal,

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New York. The United States, if designated a defendant on this action, may appear or answer within sixty (60) days of service. In case of your , 2024 failure to answer, judgment will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the coml From page 11 plaint. The basis of the venue Ethan Matthews added a third-place designated is that the weight throw of 45’ 1/4”, withproperty Main in mortgaged is located in Onondaga seventh place. Tyler Graham won,County. too, going 1:27.39 Dated: January 5, 2024 COOPER ERVING & SAVAGE LLP Albany, New York BY: Matthew E. Minniefield Attorneys for Plaintiff 39 North Pearl Street, 4th Floor Albany, New York 12207 (518) 449-3900 TO: AIMEE RAYO, KEVIN RAYO and JOHN ROE AND JANE ROE, said names being fictitious and unknown to plaintiffs, the persons or parties intended being all unknown heirs-at-law and next-of-kin of Robert Paul Van Luven, late of the Town of Cicero, County of Onondaga and State of New York: The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an Order of the Hon. Robert E. Antonacci, II, Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the 29th day of December, 2023, and filed with the complaint and other papers in the Office of the Clerk of Onondaga County. This is an action for foreclosure of a mortLEGALS LEGALS gage made by Robert SUPREME COURT Paul Van Luven to CitiSTATE OF NEW YORK zens Bank, N.A. in the COUNTY OF ONONDAGA amount of original CITIZENS BANK, N.A., $73,500.00 with interPlaintiff, est, dated May 16, 2018, SUMMONS recorded June 5, 2018 WITH NOTICE in the Onondaga County Index No. 006404/2022 Clerk's Office as InstruRJI No.: No. 2018ment -against00023598. CHRISTIAN VAN LUVEN, The relief sought is the AIMEE RAYO, and foreclosure of the mortKEVIN RAYO, as possi- gage lien and the public ble heirs and devisees of sale of the mortgaged the Estate of Robert Paul premises and in case of Van Luven, deceased, your failure to appear, late of the Town of Ci- judgment may be taken cero, County of Ononda- against you extinguishga, and State of New ing any interest or judgment lien you may have York; the mortgaged John Roe and Jane Roe, in said names being ficti- premises. tious and unknown to The premises indexed in plaintiffs, the persons or this action are described parties intended being and commonly known all known and unknown as 5632 West Circle heirs-at-law and next-of- Drive, Town of Cicero, kin of Robert Paul Van Onondaga County, New Luven, deceased, late of York (Tax Map No. 036.the Town of Cicero, 01-23.0). County of Onondaga, **See Schedule Annexed** and State of New York; PEOPLE OF THE STATE Dated: January 5, 2024 COOPER ERVING & OF NEW YORK; UNITED STATES OF SAVAGE LLP Albany, New York AMERICA; and Matthew E. Min“JOHN DOE#1” BY: through “JOHN niefield, Esq. DOE#12”, the last twelve Attorneys for Plaintiff names being fictitious 39 North Pearl Street, and unknown to the 4th Floor plaintiffs, the persons or Albany, New York 12207 parties intended being (518) 449-3900 the tenants, occupants, SR-324283 persons or corporations, 645 H3 LLC, if any, having or claim- Arts of Org. filed with ing an interest in or lien Sec. of State of NY upon the premises de- (SSNY) 8/14/2023. Cty: scribed in the complaint, Onondaga. SSNY desig. Defendants. as agent upon whom TO: AIMEE RAYO, KEVIN process against may be RAYO and JOHN ROE served & shall mail proAND JANE ROE, said cess to 212 Grenadier names being fictitious Dr, Liverpool, NY 13090. and unknown to plain- General Purpose. tiffs, the persons or par- SR-324744 ties intended being all Notice of Formation unknown heirs-at-law of Above & Beyond and next-of-kin of Painting LLC, a DomesRobert Paul Van Luven, tic Limited Liability late of the Town of Ci- Company (LLC). Articero, County of Ononda- cles of Organization filed ga and State of New with the Secretary of York: State of New York YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- (SSNY) on 1/11/2024. MONED and required to Office location: County serve upon plaintiff's at- of Onondaga. SSNY is torneys an answer to the designated as agent of complaint in this action LLC upon whom prowithin twenty (20) days cess may be served. after the service of this SSNY shall mail copy of summons, exclusive of process to: 5861 Reis the day of service, or Dr., Cicero, NY 13039. within thirty (30) days Purpose: any lawful purafter service is complete pose. if the summons is not SR-324891 personally served upon LEGAL NOTICE you within the State of New York. The United Notice of formation of States, if designated a Balloons by Maura, LLC. defendant on this action, Arts. of Org. filed with may appear or answer Secy of State of NY within sixty (60) days of (SSNY) on 12/21/23 unservice. In case of your der LLC Law Sec. 203. failure to answer, judg- Formation date: 1/1/24. ment will be taken Office location: 8016 against you for the relief Evesborough Dr., Clay, demanded in the com- NY 13041, Onondaga County. SSNY designatplaint. The basis of the venue ed as agent upon whom designated is that the process against LLC mortgaged property is may be served who shall located in Onondaga mail process to Maura A. Antalek, 8016 EvesCounty. borough Dr., Clay, NY Dated: January 5, 2024 13041, Onondaga CounCOOPER ERVING & ty. Purpose: Any lawful SAVAGE LLP business. Perpetual exAlbany, New York istence. BY: Matthew E. Min- SR-324779 niefield LEGAL NOTICE Attorneys for Plaintiff 39 North Pearl Street, Notice of formation of Bash Potato LLC. Arts. 4th Floor of Org. filed with Secy of Albany, New York 12207 State of NY (SSNY) on (518) 449-3900 TO: AIMEE RAYO, KEVIN 1/22/24 under LLC Law RAYO and JOHN ROE Sec. 203. Office locaAND JANE ROE, said tion: 7546 Plum Hollow names being fictitious Circle, Liverpool, NY and unknown to plain- 13090, Onondaga Countiffs, the persons or party. SSNY designated as ties intended being all agent upon whom prounknown heirs-at-law cess against LLC may be and next-of-kin of served who shall mail Robert Paul Van Luven, process to Shurouq Azlate of the Town of Ci- zam, 7546 Plum Hollow cero, County of Ononda- Circle, Liverpool, NY ga and State of New 13090. Purpose: Any lawful business. PerpetYork: The foregoing summons ual existence. is served upon you by SR-325597 publication pursuant to Notice of Formation an Order of the Hon. of Bizdent LLC, a DoRobert E. Antonacci, II, mestic Limited Liability Justice of the Supreme Company (LLC). Articles Court of the State of of Organization filed with New York, dated the the Secretary of State of 29th day of December, New York (SSNY) on 2023, and filed with the 01/01/2024. Office locacomplaint and other pa- tion: 28 Mirage Lane pers in the Office of the Clay, NY 13041 County Clerk of Onondaga of Onondaga. SSNY is County. designated as agent of This is an action for LLC upon whom proforeclosure of a mort- cess may be served. gage made by Robert SSNY shall mail copy of Paul Van Luven to Citi- process to: 28 Mirage zens Bank, N.A. in the Lane, Clay NY 13041. amount of Purpose: any lawful puroriginal $73,500.00 with inter- pose.