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The Nelson Creamery took advantage of the unseasonably warm weather to open this past weekend for the Fire and Ice event. It’s not often in February that you can sit outside and enjoy a little soft serve ice cream, but that’s what Weston Hartline did, satisfying his ice cream craving on a 62-degree day.
Winterfest in Cazenovia had a decidedly different feel this past weekend, as high temperatures and a lack of snow cancelled several of the annual events. But that didn’t stop Miles Allen from enjoying one of several ice sculptures that were created around the village or the groups that enjoyed the horse-drawn carriage rides around Lorenzo and Meier’s Creek.
New cleaning station, launch procedures coming to Cazenovia Lake By David Tyler
As part of the continuing effort to protect Cazenovia Lake from invasive species, a new boat cleaning station will be installed at Lakeside Park and new boat launch procedures will be put in place for the upcoming boating season. At the Feb. 5 village of Cazenovia Board
of Trustees meeting, Trustee Tom Tait, who also serves on the board of the Cazenovia Lake Association, provided details of the new protocols. The cleaning station will be a dry station, as opposed to the spray stations located on many lakes in the Adirondacks. It is the same procedure that is currently being used on Lake George.
“Think of it as a Shop Vac on steroids,” Tait said last Monday night. The station is approximately the size of two large parking spaces and will be installed immediately to the west of the steward’s station. Last fall, Lauren Lines of CACDA applied for a grant from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation for the $46,000 station and
the town of Cazenovia will provide $10,000 in matching funds. The cleaning station will be ordered in March with an anticipated delivery later this spring and will be owned and maintained by the town. When a boat arrives at the park to launch, it will first be evaluated by the Lake l Page 3
Caz school district begins budget process District mulls decaying bus garage The Cazenovia Central School District began the 2024-25 budget development process at its first board of education budget work session held on Monday, Feb. 5. Superintendent Christopher DiFulvio and Assistant Superintendent/School Business Official Thomas Finnerty presented the highlights of Gov. Kathy Hochul’s executive budget proposal, which includes a modest increase in state aid to school districts across the state due to declining enrollment in New York schools over the last decade. Under the proposal, the Cazenovia district would receive a projected reduction in state aid of -$339,823. With a simple rollover budget based on the current school year, Cazenovia would need to generate an estimated $1,854,276 million in revenue to offset expenses and the estimated reduction in state aid. Administration also shared the district’s maximum allowable tax levy limit, which is 4.4% for the 2024-25 school year. The limit is the threshold by which a simple majority of voters is required for approval. Cazenovia’s academic programming,
course offerings and graduation rates were highlighted, and staff and student enrollment data were also shared. Currently, students at the high school have 23 options for Advanced Placement and college credit courses. The CCSD graduation rate has held steady at 96% for the past two years. Total enrollment at Cazenovia has declined over the last 10 years, with an average loss of 20 enrolled students per year. This year, CCSD saw a decrease of ten students from last year while adding 34 students in UPK. Class sizes trend slightly above the statewide averages at the elementary and middle school levels. The budget process will continue over the next three months. Information regarding board of education meetings can be found on our website. The annual public hearing on the proposed budget will be held on Tuesday, May 14 at 6:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The annual budget vote and election will take place on Tuesday, May 21 from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the middle school aux gym.
By David Tyler
The Cazenovia Board of Education faces some daunting decisions regarding the declining condition of the district’s bus garage. Built in 1976 as a pole barn, the 7,240 square foot building has four service bays and one wash bay. On Monday night, Superintendent Christopher DiFulvio and director of facilities Eric Benedict presented the board with a slide show detailing multiple problems with the building, including a leaky roof, doors and walls that are rusted through, cracked concrete and heaving flooring, overhead doors that don’t work, rusted fuel tanks that won’t pass inspection, and a well that doesn’t produce potable water. Benedict said that many of the roof trusses have rotted through, and when it rains, the roof leaks and water gets into the building’s electrical panels. In addition, the outdated fire alarm is not monitored, so if an emergency took place there overnight, no one would know. Of immediate concern, however, is the
concrete that supports the garage’s sole underground lift is failing and Benedict said it will not pass the NYS Department of Transportation’s bi-annual inspection coming up in June. Repairing the lift would cost approximately $175,000 while replacing it would cost about $525,000. “There are required services that we need to provide there,” he told the board. In both 2015 and in 2021, the district contracted with architectural firms to survey the needs of the building. In 2015, the survey indicated about $473,500 of high priority repairs that needed to take place. By 2021, that number had increased to $2.219 million, with several million more required to fix all the building’s issues. The decision on what to do with the building is muddled by the state’s mandate that districts convert their fleets to zeroemission vehicles in the coming years, and whether even if fully repaired, the location of the current bus garage would be able to handle a new fleet of vehicles. “Currently, we don’t think the site is big Garage l Page 12
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OBITUARIES Nancy W. Kelner, 85
Enjoyed American history, bird watching, literature Nancy W. Kelner, 85, of Cazenovia, passed away peacefully Saturday, Feb. 3, 2024 at home after a brief illness. Nancy was born Nov. 19, 1938, in Hanover, NH, to Harry and Irene Ware and attended Yankton College in Yankton, SD. She was employed for over 30 years at the Onondaga County Cornell Cooperative Extension and retired as their press room manager. Nancy was a member of the Cazenovia Lake Association and enjoyed American history, bird watching, litera-
David J. Proctor, 80
Received Dairy of Distinction Award David J. Proctor, 80, Woodland Road, Cazenovia, died Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2024, in Community Memorial Hospital, Hamilton, where he had been a patient for the past two weeks. Born in Syracuse, on Nov. 7, 1943, he was the son of Joseph and Marion Rushlow Proctor. A resident of the Cazenovia area since early childhood, David was a graduate of Cazenovia High School and served with the United States Army in Viet Nam. He married Maryrose Mason in Cazenovia on May 30, 1970.
Carol E. Baronner, 88
Enjoyed gardening, loved animals Carol E. Miller Wright Baronner, 88, of New Woodstock, passed away Thursday, Feb. 8, 2024, at home with her loving daughters by her side. Carol was born April 8, 1935, in Hartford, CT, to Fay K. and Gladys E. Miller. She was a graduate of Cazenovia High School in 1955. Carol resided in Rochester for several years and was employed as a contact lens inspector at Cooper Vision until her retirement. Carol had a love of animals
ture and was a genealogy enthusiast. Nancy is survived by her five daughters, Debra L. (David) Hart of Oneida, Susan K. (Michael) Gilbert of Chittenango, Jodi K. (Tien) Chu of North Palm Beach, FL., Kathleen K. (Mark) Schaub of Manlius and Kristen K. (Bruce) Nash of Fayetteville; two brothers, Daniel Ware and Andrew (Star) Ware both of New Hampshire, one sister, Virginia Austin of California; 12 grandchildren, Nicole, Derrick, Jessie, Stephanie, Rachel, Merissa, Halley, Daniel, Suzanne, Jackson, Anderson and Kathryn; three great-grandchildren; one great-greatgranddaughter as well as several nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents,
Nancy was predeceased by her husband of 50 years, George D. “Rocky” Kelner; her siblings, Joyce Knapp, John Ware, Sandra Schainbaum and Margie Grams Funeral services were held at 11 a.m., Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2024 at Michael E. Brown Funeral Services, 2333 Fenner Road in Cazenovia. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery, Cazenovia. Contributions in Nancy Kelner’s memory may be made to Hospice of Central New York and of the Finger Lakes, 990 Seventh North St., Liverpool, NY 13088. Condolences for the family may be left at michaelebrownfuneralservices. com.
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David and Maryrose owned and operated Proc-La-Mar Farms in the town of Fenner for 34 years, until 2005, which was chosen for the Dairy of Distinction Award. He previously had been employed with Donald F. Snyder Trucking and the town of Fenner. Dave had a great love for John Deere tractors, his family, especially his grandchildren and taking rides and viewing other farms, Surviving besides his loving wife, Maryrose, are his four daughters, Kelly Bassett of Chittenango, Julie (Eric) Benedict and Lorie (Steve) Emlaw, all of Cazenovia; and Kerry (CJ) Highers of Canastota; his grandchildren, Tyler and
Rebecca Benedict, Dylan Bassett, Kolby and Killian Emlaw and Cooper and Kaylie Highers; his sister, Karen Otts of Cazenovia; and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his siblings, Janet, Ronald and Joan. Funeral services will be held, at the convenience of the family, from the Campbell-Dean Funeral Home, Inc., 300 South Peterboro Street, Canastota, with the Reverend William Wilcox, officiating. There are no public hours of visitation. Contributions in his memory may be made to CAVAC, 106 Nelson Street, Cazenovia, NY 13035. To leave a message of condolence, please visit campbelldean.com.
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especially horses and enjoyed tending to her vegetable and flower gardens. She was an avid fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers and of the ABC Evening News, namely; anchor David Muir. She is survived by her two daughters, Lorrie (Curt) Swartwout of New Woodstock and Julie (Jim) Wright-Procopio of Georgetown; her adopted daughter, Nancy (Norm) Carlson of North Carolina; four grandchildren, Brandon, Christopher, Emily and Hannah; and six greatgrandchildren. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by her husband, Steve Bar-
onner and by her grandson, Richard Young. A calling hour will be held from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 24, 2024, with services to follow at Michael E. Brown Funeral Services, 2333 Fenner Road in Cazenovia. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Carol’s memory may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 or to Wanderers’ Rest Humane Association, 7138 Sutherland Dr., Canastota, NY 13032. Condolences for the family may be left at michaelebrownfuneralservices.com.
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stewards on site, who will inspect the boats, trailers, bilge, live wells, anchor and any accessories that have previously been on a body of water other than Cazenovia Lake. “If it’s deemed to be clean or if the last lake it was on is Cazenovia Lake, they’re allowed to launch,” Tait said. “If it has any evidence of any organic matter or if the bilge has water in it, then they’ll go to the station to be cleaned.” There will also be a new tag system at the lake to streamline the process. When a boat is taken out of the water, it will be tagged with a tamper-proof zip tie between the bow of the boat and the trailer. That way, when boats with tags return to the lake, the steward will know that Cazenovia Lake is the last lake the boat was
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A group of Cazenovia students had outstanding performances at the 29th Annual Cazenovia High School Shakespeare Competition. Friday, Jan. 12, six outstanding performers participated in the 29th Annual Cazenovia High School Shakespeare Competition. This year’s competition was judged by Eric Evans, Katie McGinnis and Britt Zumpano. Kate Odell, 12th grade, hosted the performance and Meseret Stevens, also 12th grade, was this year’s Stage Manager. Junior Tea Brown, along with Communications Club, handled lights and video. Mrs. DiNapoli is the Shakespeare Club
advisor. Sebastian Gebers, 10th grade, won first place. Beatrix Karn, 9th grade, won second place. Bel Lazarsky, 12th grade, won third place. Hailey Jennings, Ella Blair, and Chloe Coleman received honorable mentions. Sebastian will represent Cazenovia next in the Regional Competition at Syracuse Stage.
on. Boats that arrive without a tag will go through the evaluation and cleaning process. “The whole goal is not to make it difficult for people getting on Cazenovia Lake. It’s to make sure we protect Cazenovia Lake from invasive species,” Tait said. “Our objective is simple; do everything we can at the launch to minimize the likelihood of invasives like Hydrilla entering Cazenovia Lake.” The boat launch and cleaning station will also have new hours of operation this year. From April through June, it will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.; from July to August it will be open 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and it September it will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Unlike in years past, the launch gate at the water’s edge will close when the last on-duty steward’s shift ends, with no exceptions.
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Oxbow Hill Solar, LLC Madison County, New York 60-DAY NOTICE OF INTENT TO FILE AN APPLICATION Oxbow Hill Solar, LLC (“Oxbow Hill” or the “Applicant”), a wholly owned subsidiary of Cypress Creek Renewables Development, LLC (“Cypress Creek”), is proposing to construct a major solar electric generating facility up to 140 megawatts (“MW”) in capacity in the Town of Fenner, Madison County, New York (the “Facility”). This notice announces that on or about April 5, 2024, Oxbow Hill will file an Application with the Office of Renewable Energy Siting (“ORES”), pursuant to Section 94-c of the New York State Executive Law (“the 94-c Process”), seeking a Siting Permit from ORES authorizing the construction and operation of the Facility. The 94-c Process has been implemented by rules enacted by ORES and establishes a review process with uniform standards and conditions for all renewable energy projects. The uniform standards and conditions are available at 19 NYCRR 900.6 and www.ores.ny.gov/regulations. The Facility is proposed to include the installation of arrays of photovoltaic panels, approximately 8 to 10 feet in height and arranged in discrete subarrays dispersed throughout the Facility Site, as well as associated electrical collection lines, inverters, an interconnection substation, fencing, access roads and an operations and maintenance building. Power generated at the Facility will be stepped up to the interconnection voltage (115 kV) at the Facility substation. The Facility will interconnect to the New York electrical grid via a new Point of Interconnection (115 kV bus) to the existing Fenner Windfarm Substation which is connected to National Grid’s Cortland to Fenner 115-kV transmission line. The Project substation will be a new facility and located within the Facility Site directly adjacent to the existing Fenner Windfarm Substation. More information on the proposed Facility can be found on the project’s dedicated website (https://ccrenew.com/projects/oxbow/). The Facility is a zero-emission solar energy facility that will assist the State in meeting the goals of the Climate Leadership and Protection Act and State Energy Plan, which includes obtaining 70% of energy generation from renewable sources by 2030 and significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Other positive impacts of the Facility include the creation of full-time equivalent construction jobs, local spending on accommodations, dining, and other local services during the construction and installation period, a Host Community Agreement directly with the Town to support public improvements and other municipal services such as donations to the ambulance district, at least 10 times the amount of Town, County, and School District taxes than currently generated by land, bill credits paid directly to residential electric customers in the host municipality, the generation of enough electricity to power 30,000 homes annually, helping New York State become energy independent. In addition, Oxbow Hill has attempted to minimize impacts associated with the Project, for example, by co-locating project infrastructure with the existing Fenner Wind Farm and limiting the disturbance to forested lands and wetlands to the maximum extent practicable. Oxbow Hill will submit an Application for a Siting Permit that includes extensive studies evaluating the potential impacts associated with the Facility and identified methods which have been agreed to be implemented to avoid, minimize and mitigate potential impacts. No sooner than three days before the Application is filed, an additional notice will be published announcing the anticipated filing of the Application. This notice is being provided in accordance with 19 NYCRR 900- 1.3(d) and is being published at least 60 days prior to the filing of the Application. Pursuant to 19 NYCRR 900-5, Oxbow Hill will submit with the Application $1,000 dollars for each MW of capacity for local agencies and potential community intervenors, which for this project, totals $140,000.00. Any local agency or potential community intervenor can submit a request to the Office for funding within thirty (30) days of the date of the application filing. By regulation, 75% of the local agency account funds shall be reserved for local agencies. Intervenor requests may be made by mail to the Office of Renewable Energy Siting, Attention: Local Agency Account Funding Request (Matter No. 23-00060), c/o OGS Mailroom, Empire State Plaza, 240 State Street, P-1 South, J Dock, Albany, NY 12242, or by email to hearings@ores.ny.gov, Subject line “Local Agency Account Funding Request (Matter No. 23-00060).” Further details regarding the Project and updates on the Application will be provided on https://ccrenew.com/projects/oxbow/ or the ORES website, https:// ores.ny.gov/permit-applications, under Matter No. 23-00060. Printed and electronic copies of the Application, when filed, will be available for review at the following local document repository: Sullivan Free Library, 101 Falls Boulevard, Chittenango, NY 13037. To learn more visit https://ccrenew.com/projects/oxbow/ or contact us at: Oxbow Hill Solar, LLC, c/o Cypress Creek Renewables Development, LLC, 24 4th Street, Troy, NY 12180, Project Representative: Will O’Leary, Senior Project Developer, T:1(518) 508-6389, E: William.Oleary@ccrenew.com.
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a powerhouse on your plate These foods can boost your diet
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nutritious diet is a key component of a healthy lifestyle. That’s an important thing to remember for people looking to turn over a healthier leaf and accomplish their long-term wellness goals. Avoiding certain ingredients, like saturated fats and added sugars, and choosing foods known for their nutritional benefits is one way individuals can utilize diet to live healthier. Although such foods cannot entirely eliminate risk for certain diseases or make a person invincible, eating more of them certainly can benefit individuals’ overall health.
Kale
Kale long has had a place on healthy eating lists. Kale is a good source of vitamins A, C and K, and also contains alphalinolenic acid, which is an omega-3 fatty acid. According to Britannica, studies show kale can help combat heart
disease and cancer, and also boost eye health by reducing risk for cataracts and macular degeneration. Kale is not the only dark, leafy green vegetable that has earned superstar status. Swiss chard, spinach, collard greens, and turnip greens are equally beneficial.
Berries
There is strong antioxidant capacity associated with berries that helps reduce the risk of heart disease and other inflammatory conditions, according to Healthline. That’s why blueberries, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, and cranberries are so revered by nutritionists. They’re also great sources of fiber, vitamins and minerals.
Honey
This natural sweetener is a powerful ally to animals and insects. Honey is one of the most appreciated and valued natural products, according to the study “Honey and Health: A Review of Recent Clinical Research,” published in 2017. Since ancient times, honey has been used therapeutically due to its antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti-inflamma-
tory, and antiproliferative effects.
Walnuts
Studies have found that those with higher nut consumption have improved cardiovascular risk factors and lower rates of cardiovascular disease. Nuts are an important part of the Mediterranean diet, which has been found to be heart healthy as well, according to Harvard Health. Walnuts are a particularly good choice for lowering LDL cholesterol, triglycerides and apoprotein B (a protein linked to cardiovascular disease).
Legumes
Legumes, also known as pulses, include beans, lentils, peas, peanuts, and alfalfa. Full of nutrients, like minerals, protein, fiber, and B vitamins, Healthline said legumes also improve feelings of fullness, which may help people eat less at each meal.
Teff
Not too many people have heard of teff, which is a very small grain that is a dietary staple in parts of eastern Africa. Teff is high in iron, magnesium, zinc, calcium and vitamin C. and contains ample protein and fiber. Teff also is gluten-free, so it can be ground and used in place of other flours in cooking, according to Britannica.
Kefir
Fermented foods and beverages have garnered increased attention recently because of their effect on helping maintain gut health. One such beverage you may have seen in your local grocery store is Kombucha, a fermented, lightly effervescent, sweetened black tea drink. Another is Kefir, which is loaded with vitamins, minerals and nutrients, says the Cleveland Clinic. It is a fermented milk that boasts higher concentrations of probiotics than some other fermented foods, like yogurt. Kefir has approximately 12 active probiotic strains. These nutrient-rich foods can make great additions to health-conscious individual’s diets, but always consult a doctor before making any changes to your diet.
Crouse Health opens Workforce Development and Training Center Will provide resources, opportunities for employees With a goal of providing educational and career advancement resources and opportunities for its 3,200 employees, Crouse Health has established the Crouse Workforce Development and Training Center. Located on 7 West Tower, the dedicated center is designed to support Crouse’s workforce development strategic focus for all Crouse employees. In partnership with the 1199SEIU Training and Upgrading Fund (TUF) the center will be staffed two days a week by TUF representatives. They will provide union members with workshops, tutoring and resources
to help staff in expanding their knowledge base, prepare for classes leading to an advanced degree, or assist in gaining qualifications for job advancement within the organization. “Our goal is to invest in our current workforce and attract and retain employees who are passionate about the Crouse culture and want to develop or build on the skills and resources needed to advance within our organization,” said Crouse Health President and CEO Seth Kronenberg, MD, adding that services provided through the training site will meet the education and staff devel-
opment needs of all Crouse employees – both union and non-union. “We want our employees to stay at Crouse for their entire career. This program will give them the tools and support to do that,” said Kronenberg. “The opening of this training center is a true testament to the partnership between Crouse Hospital and 1199SEIU. Jointly there has been a commitment to offer educational and career advancement opportunities to Crouse employees, which in turn will have a lasting impact on their everyday lives,” said Kevin Lockhart,
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The Crouse Workforce Development and Training Center is designed to support Crouse’s workforce development strategic focus for all Crouse employees. and knowledge 1199SEIU CNY area vice · increasing job satisfaction president. · enhancing workplace cul“With this initiative we’ll be focusing on the recruitThe workforce develop- ture ment initiative will help both · delivering higher-quality ment and retention of talented, engaged and diverse Crouse and its employees by: care · promoting career develop- · increasing employee reten- clinical and support staff to ensure the long-term success ment and advancement tion · improving communication · driving change and innova- of Crouse and our employees, now and into the future,” and collaboration among em- tion · increasing current skillset said Kronenberg. ployees
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Feb. 4 marked World Cancer Day, a time to focus on raising awareness of the disease in all its many forms as well as shine a light on the progress that has been made in detecting, treating and possibly one day eliminating cancer. It also marked more than two decades of the movement according to worldcancerday.org. According to the website, this is a global uniting initiative led by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC). The mission statement of the website states that by raising worldwide awareness, improving education and catalyzing personal, collective and government action, progress is being made to reimagine a world where millions of preventable cancer deaths are saved and access to life-saving cancer treatment and care is equal for all - no matter who you are or where you live. It is the organization’s goal to reduce the number of premature deaths from cancer and noncommunicable diseases by one third by 2030. According to worldcancerday.org, 9.6 million people die each year from cancer. That’s more than HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined, according to the website and it is estimated that by 2030, cancer deaths to rise to 13 million. The website also shares that at least one third of common cancers are preventable, cancer is the second-leading cause of death worldwide, and 70% of cancer deaths occur in low-to-middle income countries and according to the website, up to 3.7 million lives could be saved each year by implementing resource appropriate strategies for prevention, early detection and treatment. The total annual economic cost of cancer is estimated at US$1.16 trillion. Cancers can be caused by a number of different factors and, as with many other illnesses, most cancers are the result of exposure to a number of different causal factors, according to worldcancerday.org. It is important to remember that, while some factors cannot be modified, around one third of cancer cases can be prevented by reducing behavioral and dietary risks. Some modifiable risk factors include alcohol consumption, being overweight/obese, diet and nutrition, lack of physical activity and tobacco consumption to name a few. Other factors can include exposure to radiation such as radon, x-rays, gamma rays and other forms of high-energy radiation. Prolonged and unprotected exposure to ultraviolet radiations from the sun, sunlamps and tanning beds can also lead to melanoma and skin malignancies. Work place hazards such as chemical dyes and asbestos and exposure to human papillomavirus (HPV). Signs to be aware of and proactive in speaking to a doctor about include, unusual lumps or swelling, coughing, breathlessness or difficulty swallowing, changes in bowel habit, unexpected bleeding, unexplained weight loss, fatigue, new mole or changes to a mole, complications with urinating, unusual breast changes, appetite loss, a sore or ulcer that won’t heal, persistent heartburn or indigestion, heavy night sweats. By being aware of changes we may be experiencing, early detection and treatment may be possible. To learn more visit worldcancerday.org.
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What’s driving the bus? When I was first teaching I discovered that my students who were in high school at the time had a vague idea that I lived in school. Well, not so much in school but somehow suspended in a place between their lives and school when school was not in session. I think the same is true of adults when it comes to the professionals with whom they come in contact, when they know intellectually that those professionals lead much the same lives as they do. This particular professional is on the not-so-tall side with really curly red hair and a decided flair for research and investigation. Analytical would be a good descriptor. Tony Franks would probably substitute her favorite interrogator, “What is driving the bus?” This applies to most any issue for her. Take the preparation for guiding the members of the Bear Den scouting group that she and her spouse lead. Taking into account the age and life experiences of the children, Tony and her
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husband designed a series of activities leading to earning a badge in forensics. And what are they doing? She and her said spouse are using fingerprinting and chromatography to figure out which of the grownups in the household ate a missing cupcake, making the activity relevant to a humorous, potentially real-life experience of the children. Not that the adults are cupcakes thieves, but it’s more tangible to children than a bank robbery or grand theft auto. In her daily must-dos, Tony’s problem-solving refrain keeps things moving. Take food prep. It takes research and alert analysis to figure out what to serve for dinner to a family with multiple food intolerances. What foods don’t include gluten, dairy, nuts, etc.? A daunting task, but her ability to analyze the problem and find a solution has led to a personal collection of deli-
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To the editor: The front page of the Cazenovia Republican featured a photo of me and my two foreign exchange students in its April 5, 2023 publication. In May, Andy returned to Bulgaria and Medhat to the Gaza Strip. Of course, I knew that Medhat was going back to dangerous territory but I didn’t envision the reality that is Gaza today. While the boys were with me, they lived in our community, attended school events and dances with our kids, participated on sports teams, and enjoyed learning about what life in the US is like. Since October Medhat has been living a hell where his very survival from day to day was at risk. Daily bombings, hunger, thirst, and the cessation of electricity and withholding of medical supplies by the Israeli government has caused the loss of life to around 30,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children. Most of the population is now forced to live on the streets in the cold going without food for entire days. A few months ago, I received news from Medhat that he, his mother, and two younger sisters managed to get out of Gaza and are currently staying with his aunt in Cairo. It offered me the relief from wondering every morning if he were still alive. His father, a pediatrician, is still in Gaza where the hospitals have been under bombardment as well as schools and residential buildings. Several months ago, Medhat reported that an uncle and two young cousins, ages 10 and 12, were killed by Israel tank fire. Photos shared every day show babies’ lifeless bodies being pulled from the rubble of their now destroyed homes. The actual number of those buried alive is not yet known but experts expect the number of dead will rise dramatically once the dust clears. I lived with my four kids and Israeli husband in Israel for 12 years before returning to the US in 2004 and finding myself in a town called Cazenovia. While there, I began paying attention and learning more about the history of this ongoing conflict, and eventually became an activist for Palestinian human rights. I’ve continued my work here in the US where activism is more important since our tax dollars financially support the Israeli government. The horrendous killing going on today is thanks to President Biden and those tax dollars going to resupply weaponry against a mostly defenseless people. In the years prior to Oct 7 the day when 1,500 Israelis were brutally killed by Hamas, many thousands of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza had been killed. It’s time for the carnage to end. It will end when we stand up for an end to the illegal Israeli occupation and the formation of a Palestinian State. I’m planning a trip to Cairo to visit Medhat and I’m sure he’d love to hear from his high school friends and other well wishers from Cazenovia. You can leave a letter or note at the Pewter Spoon Cafe and I will be happy to bring them to him. Pat Carmeli Cazenovia
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cious recipes. In the Franks household, there are additional recipes for family togetherness which include regular face time with grandma and a child’s practice conversations in Spanish, even though grandma speaks Italian. “Close enough,” Tony says. It’s the effort and the connection that are important. And it’s that importance of being present to others that led Tony to establish her own nonprofit, Made with Love, CNY, a project that supplies a box of essentials, think underwear, hygiene and art supplies to anyone in need. The project has included the Marcellus Food Pantry for seniors, for kids and adults in Auburn and the West Genesee school district. Putting the boxes together is a family affair, as is their distribution. Everyone involved is rewarded. The recipients receive the boxes while the preparers and distributors become more keenly aware of their privileged lives while understanding the common humanity that they
all share. Tony is my physical therapist. Vertigo, dizziness and disequilibrium are all words that have been used to describe that which has kept me mostly at home for over a year. Since the causes of these maladies can be legion, I began an exhausting journey to see if anyone could pin down a way out or the amelioration of my disability. Last fall Dr. Planer told me to see a physical therapist. PT might help, he suggested. It did and more. Tony’s acumen at analysis added the “more.” Her phrase, “What is driving this bus?” is central to my tale of woe and it’s research base gave form to her approach to my dizziness, vertigo, orthostatic hypotension (there are a lot of manifestations to my instability as I alluded to above.) We tried the Eply maneuver to quiet the annoying problem of inconsiderate particles in my ears that can confound where I think my body is in space, but that didn’t Driving l Page 7
Years Ago in History By Cindy Bell Tobey
90 Years Ago – Feb. 15, 1934
While walking along the east side of Evergreen cemetery, Sunday morning Howard Hayes found a grebe wallowing about in the snow. The bird appeared injured and apparently had dropped to the ground from exhaustion. Mr. Hayes carried it home and later in the afternoon took it to the S.P.C.A. shelter in Syracuse. Another was found by C.W. Darcy Saturday on the dyke. He kept it in his cellar overnight. The next day he released it and it disappeared up Rippleton creek. Still another was found in Sheds. No doubt the birds were from the same flock which had been forced down in different places due to the frozen condition of the lakes and streams. They are Northern Grebes and seldom come south of the Great Lakes but have this year as Lake Ontario is completely frozen over, some say for the first time. As a grebe cannot take off into the air except from water, the birds would have perished from starvation had they not been picked up.
60 Years Ago – Feb. 13, 1964
Cazenovia, New Woodstock and Erieville Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts are determined to get to the World’s Fair by September. The money must be earned before then – or no trip. They can only do it with your help, which is greatly appreciated. From this date forward through the summer, a number of fund-raising activities are planned, such as cookie sales, bake sales, bottle roundups, rummage sales etc. The girls aged 12 through 17 will also be available for general assistance around the home and garden, babysitting, etc. Please support the functions, and for enthusiastic workers and general helpers call one of the Scout Leaders in your area. More details will be published later.
40 Years Ago – Feb. 15, 1984
What’s in store for the Cazenovia Opera House? Both owner and operator say it’s too early to predict what might happen to the Lincklaen Street theater when the lease is up in last summer. The owner, Cazenovia College, is in the process of reviewing all its property holdings right now, and the Opera House is just part of the review. The operator, Lloyd Withers, said the theater operation is not making much money, despite hard work. Mr. Withers said the lease held by his father’s company, was for two years, with a two-year renewal option. The first two years will be up July 31. He said the college has mentioned that it needs space, and sent someone down to look at the building, but serious discussions of the lease have not yet begun. “I have sold the place out, but that’s an unusual situation,” Mr. Withers said. “You have to have a steady flow of people to keep it going.”
20 Years Ago – Feb. 11, 2004
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Surviving the fame machine A n anniversary about artistic merit just quietly as opposed to hype Random passed, though and attention. Thoughts it was far from Even the politiquiet when it first hapcal elements can’t be Phil Blackwell pened. ignored. Almost Sixty years ago, a British Airways everyone agrees that the arrival of plane touched down at the newlythe Fab Four, barely two months christened JFK Airport with a quarremoved from John F. Kennedy’s astet of rather famous passengers on sassination, helped this country turn board wearing matching suits and, the page, at least a bit. oh yeah, mop tops. These days, everything seems poTwo nights later, they went on litical. Thus, the large-scale freakCBS, where the largest American out in some circles over what Swift audience to that date watched them may or may not say about the 2024 sing, play guitar, bass and drums, race for president with the vast Suand get greeted by screams of adulaper Bowl spotlight pointed on her as tion. much as any player from the Chiefs Fast forward to the present. or 49ers. Sometime last weekend, a plane left What events then, and now, both Japan, bound for the States. It evenhave in common is the sheer power tually landed in Las Vegas, and the that celebrity still holds over our most famous passenger got out. Not culture, how it can drive an industry long after, she watched a football even as it confines its focal points game (broadcast by CBS, ironically), further and further inward. where her significant other had a Famously, once Beatlemania hit central role. full tilt, none of the four could go To some degree, Taylor Swift’s anywhere in public. Every trip was travel plans were treated in the same a plane, a car, a hotel, then another breathless manner as the long-ago car to the show and right back in the arrival of the Beatles to play the “Ed car the moment the show (and the Sullivan Show” - same cacophony screams) ended. of coverage, same debate about its No wonder they got tired of it, larger meaning, same questions ultimately stopping live shows to
focus on the studio and their music and, of course, producing work still jaw-dropping more than half a century later. It’s impossible to say whether Swift, who does write great, catchy and memorable songs, will still have this complete power that she holds over large segments of our population decades from now. But to court the type of vast fame and popularity Swift has done carries all sorts of risks. At least there were four of the Beatles, and John Lennon still got murdered by an obsessed fan. There was only one Elvis, only one Michael Jackson – and look what happened to them, prisoners of their own legend, ultimately drowning in megalomania and ego. Simply put, at some point of ubiquity you lose the choice of getting away from the machine. Every single thing Swift does will face scrutiny, doubly so because it is a woman which has achieved what she has done and they always get judged to a harsher degree than men do. Swift has courted, and built, a massive audience of followers – Swifties, if you will – who hang on every lyric of every song and take her journey as their own. It’s a devotion that, in the right hands, is
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do the whole trick. I presented her with the conundrum of neck pain, which was the result of ill-disciplined (my term, I didn’t go to PT school) muscles in my neck. Sternocleidomastoids to be exact, the muscles that allow me to move my head to the side and back. Mine were so tight that I couldn’t manage those movements. Recalcitrant SCM muscles also, according to Dr. Google can lead to: Headaches, nausea, dizziness, vertigo, ear pain and more. Now Tony knew what to do to relieve the daunting symptoms and even more important how to teach me to intervene on my own. Slowly but surely, a mixture of techniques began to show positive results... but it wasn’t just addressing the muscles themselves. Rather, Tony, using the idea behind her favorite phrase explored possible causes that contributed to my muscle mania. I learned how to better use my
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store within the historical business district of the village. The new store, is part of a project led by developer Bob Hood. It will be located on Albany Street next to Kinney’s Drugs and ultimately will connect a restaurant extension of the Common Grounds
shoulder muscles, my quads, and pectoralis muscles instead of the SCM group which, apparently I had asked to do more than they were designed to do. An integral part of the process is the dialog between the therapist and the patient, uncovering the symptoms, the relationship between symptoms and between life’s daily activities. What’s driving the bus? The answers were more appropriately answers to “What multiple things are driving this bus?” And so, between Tony’s expert manipulations and my learnings, we discussed how to make meringue cookies, how meaningful it is to share from privilege, the importance of family and to be open to learning new things, doing the research to find out who, what or how many are driving the bus to what destinations. 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.
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There is one thing I believe we all can agree on…something is wrong and LIV Golf has turned the Game of Golf, as we knew it just 3 years ago, completely upside down! Two years ago, I believed the Tour had a “fever” and would completely recover in a short period of time. Last year, I was certain they needed “stitches” and I was going to volunteer my services to “stitch them up” so they could continue to dominate the world stage of golf. Today, I am begging them to get an “operation” as soon as possible so they have six - 9 months to recover and have the strength and motivation to resolve their differences with LIV Golf. You may recall, when Jay Monaghan announced last Summer he had met with LIV Golf and they would have an agreement by the end of 2023, I wrote a column predicting that would not happen and that negotiations would continue well into 2024. When John Rahm announced he was joining Liv Golf on December 7, 2023, most of the 70 million golfers, world wide, heard about it within 12 hours. The implications of his decision on the negotiations between the PGA Tour and Liv Golf gave Liv an advantage that can not be underestimated. What we didn’t know was that Jay Monaghan was also working behind the scenes to find financial partners to support the PGA Tour. He was successful. The Strategic Sports Group (SSG), which includes individuals with over 200 years of combined ownership of teams in the NFL, NBA, MLB, and EPL, formed and launched “PGA TOUR Enterprises with approximately a $3 billion dollar investment. That’s all you need to know for now. Unfortunately, if you want to know the details of the deal, you won’t find any…anyware! Oh, the printed words sound like a marriage made in heaven, but no one is “squealing” about the “real deal”. So, what happens now with the negotiations between Liv Golf and the PGA Tour? One thing is for sure, because Jay Monaghan pulled off the new partnership with SSG, the PGA Tour is now dealing from a position of “strength” (money power) when negotiating resumes. In the “short term” Jay is enjoying his glass of wine
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admirable. Yet what will happen when Swift does something human, like we’ve all done, and strays from the ideal she has crafted? Though we’d hope there would be forgiveness and understanding, that’s not the track record, as those from Judy Garland to Britney Spears have experienced. There always reaches a point where constant love and adoration turns into something else. A handful of kids who screamed at the Beatles burned their records two scant years later when one of them had the nerve to comment on religion. As always, it’s best for us not to look for total wisdom or total certainty from any person, famous or otherwise. Leave room for the same kind of humanity you would ask for yourself if put in the same position. In the late 20 th or early 21 st century, we have shown a tendency to project all of our hopes and dreams in pop idols. The thing is, as the Beatles once discovered and Taylor Swift may yet discover, dreams don’t last, and the trick is to stay centered once you wake up.
Phil Blackwell is sports editor at Eagle News. He can be reached at pblackwell@ eaglenewsonline.com.
Perry Noun is the former executive director of the Northeastern NY PGA as well as a competitive amateur golfer and winner of the New York State Super Senior Amateur Championship. Perry Noun can be heard on “Tee Time With The Pronoun” on... News Radio 570 WSYR and 106.9FM.
and a fine Cuban cigar. Both sides can even claim victory for winning a few battles here and there over the last two years. However, I believe the true winner of the “WAR” will not be determined until the 2025 season because of the following information that both sides have received from the National Golf Foundation: * Rounds played are up 20% since 2019 (pandemic)…an all time high of 531 Million. * More than 90% of golfers expect to play as much or more in 2024. * “Green Grass” (golf course) participation hit 26.6 million in 2023 - the biggest single-year jump since the Tiger Slam in 2001. * Sixty percent of the growth since 2019 has been female participation. * Play by youth is up 40% while people of color play is up 27% over the same period. * Alternative forms of the game like Top Golf are up 130% which is increasing the number of total golfers to 45 million. * The greatest increase in number of rounds played during the week is Monday - Thursday. I wonder how your boss feels about that? GOLF IS BOOMING! Who wants to watch a WAR when things are great?…NOBODY! Who wants YOU to enjoy the upcoming season more than anyone?…The PGA TOUR AND LIV GOLF! One of my favorite tunes when I was a kid growing up in Rochester, NY was sung by Judy Garland. It was called “Get Happy”. The lyrics tell the tale of the drama taking place between the PGA Tour vs. Liv Golf and the first verse tells us how to cope with all the nonsence. Pack Up Your Troubles and Just Get Happy Ya Better Chase All Your Cares Away Sing Hallelujah, C’mon Get Happy Pack Up Get Ready For The Judgement Day
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BY JASON GABAK STAFF EDITOR DAVIS Central School District JANELLE 20 Cazenovia Nov. BY JASON KLAIBER During theBY disthe Skaneateles Town board meeting, Assistant Superintendent STAFF WRITER 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 and fun run. There were also virtual New York State has mandated on buses it concerns raised by resilocal senior center’s cottage. school behind address all is the prithe imagination by 2027 and 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 you.by 2035. Kiwanis. may Center, said the dents as well as the village fully electric be surprise mary fund raiser for Baldwinsville road must a plan that the village the administo the Fayetteville Senior achieve other to of district able host other NEWCOMB a been LORI and a few Joining in a row,” getforts have not 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’sforfirst proposal 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 teles.com. new year. SUBMITTED PHOTOS website, villageofskanea Jimmy Ginsburg, board of trustees numerous meetings and the study. Rice said at the village viTown of Ca- 11, of Cicero, with the support of his said the town has held the young PHOTOS the Aaron as is the Cazenovia, well of that as SUBMITTED Cicero 27 of Village Nov. Ginsburg, about their interests Jimmy to The school district, the the action-the funding explore meeting held on Monday, heard from many residents at Destiny USA. such as sionary behind finalized for the of Nelson will use has opened Blast CNY which will address work 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 familysaid ference his Finnerty.with his mom. and PHOTOS activities including and the share,” and involved Jimmy to and Esstay us SUBMITTED groups for insulated of family Parade and his variety practical a Experiences, and be it be a is a trade Intrigue facility for use by would be repainted 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 and maintenance that repre- cape The whenandmaking 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 theirvehicles? sents County willare So, we are really at the and Jimmy and in 2023. 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 haveis really include possible.” changing attractions Director Babs Rubenstein, an appropriate Haunted SCREAM Owen helping wherever According to Aaron concerns at the pavilion which of [determining] what providing funding for Nicole LocalatGovernleast in part this Farms the NYS doing it more.” Ellis, and Music Director es the proposal through fortunate to travel,” 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 center the a business unique blend of adventure, in con“We had many informational addressed the concerns and senior Company Evil pursue for to Fire savings, the Children’s teer cost space Jimmy as nities, Syracuse Maleficent, well the Lauren isn’t and In December, thedraw, sew, paint or whatthe conference of Disney villains onorbehalf of CCSD But,by 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 perfor-seekQueen, Community “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. yearThe of Baldwinsville tree lightcreative activity they of the Lost executive blast in the same manner ity. It is located ever other the pavilion used for more of “Disney’s Descendants: (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 own family to see the to the kingdom of Auradon 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 CNY, to make ial said. flags, and again on Veterans rest heroes, they must decide and 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 beEllis, state pays $25,000,” Finnerty 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 moon of SCT $25,000, andmemories gettable birthday parties. Todd Day to plant veterans’ in their parents’ wicked the Scouts’ F-M Service Founder is a powerful is the creator and twin ontorinand Nicolecommiswest 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, way to high-energy tivation. season. The Scouts are to conduct a study oftothe producer of was presented, we agreed a company organization classes culminate they got to work creating all, sudden death out Blast CNY, your sioned ward. equipment battery check the our not-for-profit a deserves for code. is needed, zip nationally. be SCT pavilion games 13035 will “Everyone A small cally and kids to en- and several portal 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 walk-ins are welcome, range a safe space for produc- to determinesmile, Jenkins, has served as a theatrical it was a great idea and laugh, and experiMaya charging 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 space points. call 315-751-7279 or email over the winter to operate on a dailyfrom tions of plays by William such as lawnmowers, pickup in the cottage to power the buses as “Auradoncan be more ommended. conduct theater sisted in the physical Hyatt, grade 2,second Grid toimmersive the house our parks equipment nothing Avastored of that 1999. “Jay;” 5th Summer session over essary “There isFinnerty riences, asked National BlastCNY@gmail.com. According to Jimmy etc., that we need to maintain and layout. Owen “Au- 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 holiday at- design sites. time.” is only ‘Romeo & Juliet,’ ‘A Bobby McDowell, grade facility Throughout the year, during ian;” precious productions, residents than the number untouched the “game” and his family, Blast CNY of the pavilion. But this remain of potential transportation willGrace and one- the years, including grade 2, as at a Besaw, building BY JASON KLAIBER Jimhad stage sneakers and comfortable shows helped with park and the future needs facilitylive pickle1;” and age of nine, Dream,’ ‘Macbeth,’ an evaluation At the provides semester-long classes radonian that our current tractions, students that were enrolled rest includes adding new is the ultimate destination all of Midsummer Night’s restoration. “They thought at that point STAFF WRITER theEnsemble.” fact that creativesaid.to“Keep in mind, entertain- and scenarios. part of the project. The said. “[HowtheFinnerty resurfacing Ellis two-week school break camps, It,’” developed interactive and “Isle surfaces, Like my a given time and the court You s A ‘ tennis of electricity,” at the and get to meet the BOE PAGE 13 ball courts, redoing the musicals, thus suitable amount no longer be pulling “SCT is great because you 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 Benz said that thew’s School building with them. I could not recommend members, show board the vilatSyracuse 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 law The project would reutilize ers, while the rest will be first Sullivan, Janis Barth, and industry news for department at with an application. and Sue WoltBY KATE HILL The Skaneateles Police CONTRIBUTING WRITER govthe existing infrastructure served. from all sides,” correspond will also be able to acPelcher, Courtney Livecchi, enforcement and local are available “We have agreement to come, first Applicants 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, s. 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 condominium This holiday Lorenzo for at least 10 and more bedrooms and two studio they are available based Garden help make them safer gymnathe to the public from that, the Skavillage when an process. Board of Trustees approved senting more than 300,000 Along with track of is vice president of the Syracuse a part Benz said. sion will open its doors t its Nov. 20 meting, the town will inform the This will also help keep results posted at the Ononvisible. at Loren- to who the opportunity being be used dences, Christmas will have the village to celebrate the hiring of a public safety employees The public After revisiting the updated for public “Is anything nicer than sium at the site would He said that for anybody neateles Town Board announced officer is needed for court and JASON KLAIBER Dec. 5-10 spewebsite, both Salina Town the Fairfield Club. projects that are planned supalways to workers are is convert Elections officer It to no Christmas.” of DPW programming, the of was they company plans said Board time on Days Lorenzo? in at Posella solutions projects for after-school daga County “The Twelve one of the condos, officer sworn that its town constable will bill the town for the hear- of Christmas School prop- zo:comment But hearing and when those public hosted Lorenzo his challenger, Stella Penizotto, plement the administrative New youth to buy a Jan. 8site to comt of the St. Matthew’s Stateathistoric a home law firm to a York still out collecting leaves. various pieces from the a public Estate primarily as a place for Supervisor Nick Paro and The New longer going to be able For more than a year, the will have to go through is in court. Plans for the redevelopmen East Syracuse’s zoning board. in cial to use will make their way to been made Police agreeprogram rooms.” has this the climb. he played. Lorenzo court. Liverpool said totals be at approve literacy of to he with to decorating vote Departjustice efforts when Police basketball saw their first Christmas itsing. The town moved ownership financial mit to serving the town erty were recently shared meeting agenda. what defeated Conservative moving its law collection Sgt. Liverpool 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 office, Penizotto – 1875, year and this Elizabeth left in leaf piles for DPW in will be additional 1864 that court. trustees Meher first try for public the a for decorator continue between and as to with in agreement. staff making efficient the Finney thrilled serving year, After sworn and more constructed are tive he speculates his proposed cial planner so they know what York, stepped to the podium cussed was we This encourcontinue and backboards taviano 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 ‘The getting into and to en- the second-floor village as well as murals with that all involved. on about Whiting worked Evans said this was poolMacVitthan they’re and Matt Matthew her loss. was room. Whiting also said the town also wanted discussed with the police chief and heated outdoor set up room to talk about the gymna- scoreboards, a amid she board LaMontagne Aaron Manager dining and being said signs Mike village as Site space all occupancy and noise the formal aging they’re coverage, such Conof Sennett the that Historic in opening unacceptable. an officer for sehas like 100 registered depicting sports figures help to fill in used sure 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 Aaron and Sennett discussed Marm Miss Buckland, 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 1.5%inover staff — Jennifer Quinn, Lorenzo Before approving the Ho! Ho! Join Santa and his hoofed Ho!citaand $2 fornegativity,” ing that the department and exclaimed, “Welcome then be sworn loss for my family, is approximately the gifts detailed Dec. 5-10. and expressed his their stops and issued 78 $6 for adults said. “I have to ascre- our maintenance by hostility and respectful. with Admission marked The festive day is certain to get it’s the hope of the town of and Spencer Christmas” from town board meeting Comptroller to use theirKerrie when needed. they could have,” Kerr the covering shifts in Liverpool. of at Sunshine Horses on Sunremains in compliance officer!” carol and invited helpers positional campaign to a Michalenko said to approve ter. Cash is preBushaw, Tommy Eberl, several people have an arviolations ing to Michalenko. for that was moved Liverpool, Christmas under. Jeremy convert to this noted tions and board they constable a 12 if spirit. the levy Aaron of BY JASON KLAIBER these Heggelke ages holiday to home. inof before the their you in into tax revenue children support According sess them differently “The addition that theme on Dec. 7, the proposed traffic 3, from noon to 4 p.m. relocated the outside decorating, 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 Lexipol $29,772 for the serving five years with the department to four town of Clay, Holiday at the photos motorcampaign was always that Natoli has successfully to Interpretive under the Plus Planning for and we talked of a new cell According 1807 Federal-style in the drawing room while adopted a pair rests were madeinofthe the everything “I have blinking lights that he has done to peo- pay establishment of an can- Aisle.,” said Roshia. before visiting the Holiday with creating the kept also anan agreement with Civic man“I reached out to Mary Board ovia, Lorenzo isabout entire tours will be on the piano email regarding the possibility The DeWitt Town Board Town the board pertained to the time officers, still three your jacket or is an opportunity for the com- helpers driving DeWittRoshia, legal hurdles involved Farm first year, followed by an an agent she said. “The truth wasenough.” Jacqueline who Traditional guided mansion to see if they would software for the codes enforcement office. charged with Quartet sings holiday classics the village. She said them so you can attach it to NYPD. snacks, and so estab- sistantThe ists meeting. in the 13 of crafters, Wood Heggelke to Lincklaen, with placed Nov. seven way soon Chief John Chord Shop its constable. Fribeing of at the out seaobservance with in approved town laws bathrooms tower home come well,” holiday $10,700. of of the of local meeting office historic Dec. 5 through 25 two between law and leading munity to kick-off the matter you can attach it to your dog’s collar as its Dec.the Belle Aire Handsu- nual payment of ple and this town will and Cazenceled 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— still offered from Tuesday, According to the discussion Cromp, there has been some interest in the on the second floor. The to win a second term as be open to considering is proud The first of the two 8 of the Holland “That constable will be of an office of constable. ParoLand 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 of a new arLincklaen/Ledyard Eight 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 trolling the schools located decorators 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 pervisor. But Sennett said them from the New York State Department 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 focused on weproperty Syracuse decorated mansion, live visitor center. On The town’s “andthe site is operHe said residents can contact Another applicant, Mor- Onondaga The software will help to – the people I plan provides 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 in campaign at 5 p.m. tours of the on Dec. 9 at 1 p.m. in the the everyThe New York thing in1968. 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 willHill, sweet treats, and horse-drawn mosttoimportantNew 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 Preservation and 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.” noted, sleigh/wagon otherwise Conway; documents, now, Sennett 8, from 7 spirit of Christmas Recreation and Historic by Village Dianne UnlessDixie with preventing the conversion of peace officer in New 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. and Mrs. Claus” will 6:30 thatConway into loving homes. well as keep track of pertinent to hire an SUBMITTED This contract Director of Municipal dwellings into calls for service. that with help from the non-profit in Octoandbe Thursday, 2024 will Sun- Merry Mischief ’s “Mr. for our school have a fun-filled after- await adoption Attorin said the town’s goal is will materials and supported 9, Town safety Kerstin families. accidents Natoli “Visitors other meetings residential neighborhood Dec. and and their inEight greater Smith; 16 other and Pavlus Camillus vide Saturday, Mark nel on the board’s Colvin; plans, renderings helpers Dec. 3. Attorney The LPD arrested doing some holiday shopping To learn more visit sunshinehorses. training with the and hisJordan Michalenko said. the Department of fourth to 9 p.m., and delight guests of all ages. CORRECTION Walters said. “We’re just Jaime at 6 p.m. second and Beth noon on 25 reported that Sunshine Horses will welcome Santa Brody Smith. condos, Supervisor Ed individual certified by on the Koennecke; Headquartered in Frisgift shop to pe- FOL.Nov. 15 edition theonStar-Review offi- be phenomenal,” 10, from 1 to 4 p.m. last month held McKay; Elizabeth Department, set to ber Lorenzo’s holney org. Megan said such conVisitors can stop in the In its town hall An- at day, Dec. 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Chlad Welding, LLC, Arts of Org. filed with Sec. of State of NY (SSNY) 1/5/2024. Cty: Madison. SSNY desig. as agent upon whom process against may be served & shall mail process to Matthew Chlad, 5679 Hill Rd, Hamilton, NY 13346. General Purpose. CR-324940
NOTICE OF FORMATION of HAMILTON FORWARD LLC. Art. of Org. filed with NY of State Secretary (SSNY) 01/16/2024. Office location: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 11 Payne St, Hamilton, NY 13346. Purpose: Any lawful activity. CR-324884
DMCJ Partners, LLC, Arts of Org. filed with Sec. of State of NY (SSNY) 1/29/2024. Cty: Madison. SSNY desig. as agent upon whom process against may be served & shall mail process to Mulberry Hill LLC, 3500 Westview Rd, Morrisville, NY 13408. General Purpose. CR-325745 NOTICE OF LLC FORMATION Farrier Ave LLC. Filed SSNY on with 12/29/2023. Office: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent for process & shall mail to: Po Box 417, Oneida, NY 13421. Purpose: any lawful. CR-324020 NOTICE OF LLC FORMATION FERENS HOLDINGS LLC Arts of Org. filed SSNY 12/19/23, Madison Co. SSNY design agent for process & shall mail to Zenbusiness Inc. 41 State St #112 Albany, NY 12207 General Purpose. CR-323985 NOTICE OF FORMATION of FORCES WITH NATURE, LLC. Art. of Org. filed with NY Secretary of State (SSNY) 01/31/2024. Office location: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: PO Box 306, Chittenango, NY 13037. Purpose: Any lawful activity. CR-325661
Notice of Formation of Hofsdal Concessions LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 11/07/2023. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 2381 Old Route 5, Chittenango NY 13037. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-325055 LEGAL NOTICE Notice of formation of Hughes & Company: Excavating & Concrete Services, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy of State of NY (SSNY) on 12/20/23 under LLC Law Sec. 203. Formation date: 1/1/24. Office location: 6924 Old County Rd., Canastota, NY 13032, Madison County. SSNY designated as agent upon whom process against LLC may be served who shall mail process to James P. Hughes, 6924 Old County Road, Canastota, NY 13032. Purpose: Any lawful business. Perpetual existence. CR-325781 NOTICE OF LLC FORMATION KG SEPTIC & SEWER LLC Arts of Org. filed SSNY 1/3/24, Madison Co. SSNY design agent for process & shall mail to Zenbusiness Inc. 41 State St #112 Albany, NY 12207 General Purpose.
NOTICE OF LLC FORMATION KG SEPTIC & SEWER LLC Arts of Org. filed SSNY 1/3/24, Madison Co. SSNY design agent LEGALS for process & shall mail to Zenbusiness Inc. 41 State St #112 Albany, NY 12207 General Purpose. CR-324556 NOTICE OF LLC FORMATION KOVA GENETICS LLC Arts of Org. filed SSNY 11/27/23, Madison Co. SSNY design agent for process & shall mail to Zenbusiness Inc. 41 State St #112 Albany, NY 12207 General Purpose . CR-323183 KW Appraisal Group, LLC Arts. of Org. filed with SSNY on the 09/26/2023. Office: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to the LLC at 4008 Brick Kiln Dr, Chittenango, NY 13037. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. CR-324120 Notice of Formation of Kyong-Hwa Amy Moon, DMD, PLLC, Arts of Org. filed with NY Secy of State (SSNY) on January 8, 2024. Office location: Madison County. SSNY is designated as agent of PLLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to The PLLC at 11674 SW Wilton Ave., Portland, OR 97223. Purpose: any lawful activity. CR-324424 Notice of Formation of Laurie Gilmore Fine Art LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on December 27, 2023. Office County of location: Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 30 Nelson St, Cazenovia, NY 13035. Purpose: any lawful purpose.
Notice of Formation of Laurie Gilmore Fine Art LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on December 27, 2023. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may beLEGALS served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 30 Nelson St, Cazenovia, NY 13035. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-325549 Notice of Formation of Lucas Garden and Landscape L.L.C., a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 01/16/24. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 2626 Fenner Rd, Cazenovia, NY, 13035. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-324925 Notice of Formation of MAGjK LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State (SSNY) on 1/5/24. Office location: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: 7098 Mt. Pleasant Drive, Canastota, NY 13032. Purpose: any lawful activity. CR-325192 Notice of Formation of Marsh Mill Orchards LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 1/10/24. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 866 Marsh MIll Rd., Kirkville, NY 13082. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-325305 Notice of Formation of Poison Ivy Chronicles LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 10/09/2023. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of
Notice of Formation of Poison Ivy Chronicles LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary LEGALS of State of New York (SSNY) on 10/09/2023. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 5 1/2 Lincklaen St., Cazenovia, NY 13035. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-325079 NOTICE OF LLC FORMATION Selby23 LLC. Filed with SSNY on 11/2/2023. Office: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent for process & shall mail to: 1826 Ballina Rd, Cazenovia, NY 13035. Purpose: any lawful. CR-325786 Notice of Formation of Seneca Trail Industries LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 12/06/2023. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 3197 Seneca Tpke, Canastota, NY 13032. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-325815 Notice of Formation of SJR & Sons Trucking, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State (SSNY) on 1/25/24. Office location: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: 3059 Seneca Turnpike, Canastota, NY 13032. Purpose: any lawful activity. CR-325794 Notice of Formation of Soup'R Smash Bros, LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 12/11/2023. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is
Notice of Formation of Soup'R Smash Bros, LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles LEGALS of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 12/11/2023. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 7591 Lakeport Rd, Chittenango, NY 13037. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-324250
NOTICE OF FORMATION OF SYRACUSE TRIM & WINDOW TINT, LLC Articles of Organization filed with Sec=y of State (SSNY) 01/24/2024, Office Location: Madison County, SSNY as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 9063 Petrie Road, Bridgeport, NY 13030. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. CR-325638
NOTICE OF PLLC FORMATION TR Wellness - NP In Psychiatry & Family Health PLLC. Filed 1/25/24. Office: Madison Co. SSNY desig. as agent for process & shall mail to: 3191 Cole Rd, Eaton, NY 13334. Purpose: NP in Psychiatry & Family Health. CR-325917
NOTICE OF FORMATION of WOOD CUTTERS & FELLERS, LLC. Art. of Org. filed with NY Secretary of State (SSNY) 01/31/2024. Office location: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: PO Box 306, Chittenango, NY 13037. Purpose: Any lawful activity. CR-325660
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Caz boys indoor track wins big at sectional meet by Phil Blackwell
Against its peers, the Cazenovia boys indoor track and field team turned out to have no one that was close to them in terms of depth and quality - or results. The Lakers stormed to the Section III Class B-2 championship last Wednesday night at SRC Arena, not letting up until it had scored 194 points to pull far away from Clinton, who was second with 71 points. Cazenovia swept the relays, starting with a 4x400 where Jaden Kaplan, Tristan Field-Bradley, Eliot Comeau and Finn Worthington tore to a time of three minutes, 47.14 seconds, well clear of Solvay’s second-place 3:56.99. Then, in the 4x800, Eddie Comeau, Ethan Camp, Jake Woolbert and Caleb Gilmore won it in 9:07.87, more than 20 seconds clear of the field, and to close the night in the 4x200 Worthington, Kaplan, Wyatt Scott and Braden Carnahan went 1:36.90 to beat Solvay’s 1:39.22. There was a 1-2 individual finish in the 55meter hurdles, Braden Carnahan winning it in 8.60 seconds to beat out Connor Frisbie’s 8.77, while in the high jump Eliot Comeau soared past 6 feet 1 inches, topping Frisbie’s secondplace 5’10” as Judah Ossont was fourth with 5’6”. Close in other events, Frisbie was able to win
the triple jump, his top leap of 44’2” ahead of a chasing pack that included Ossont finishing fourth with 39’6” and Scott fifth with 38’9”. Kaplan won on his own, too, going 1:26.77 in the 600-meter run to edge Solvay’s Ole Matyiuk (1:26.79) by two-hundredths of a second as Field-Bradley finished fourth in 1:31.21. Comeau stepped up and, in the 300-meter dash, beat out Worthington, 38.21 seconds to 38.59, just ahead of Field-Bradley (39.51) in fifth place. Woolbert landed in second place in the 3,200meter run in a season-best 10:08.82, with Will Galton sixth (11:12.20) and Evan Molloy eighth (11:34.89). In the 1,600, Woolbert’s 4:48.92 was just behind Clinton’s John Musante (4:46.55) backed by Alex Neis (5:19.81) in fifth place. Killian Blouin, contending in the pole vault, cleared 11 feet, the same as Clinton’s Rowan Dawes, but settled for second place as Gilmore topped 10 feet for fourth place. Scott’s long jump of 20’9” was a close second to Canastota’s Kole Otts (21’2 1/4”) as Carnahan was third with 20’5”. Back on the oval, Gilmore went 2:49.60 in the 1,000-meter run, a close second to Skaneateles’ Tritan Boucher (2:48.93), with Eddie Comeau third in 2:51.27 and Camp (2:55.47) in fifth place. Jonathan Sweet had a third-place weight
The Cazenovia boys indoor track and field team won the Section III Class B-2 championship Wednesday at SRC Arena, with the Lakers amassing 194 points, well clear of second-place Clinton’s total of 71, and featuring a sweep of all three relays – the 4x200, 4x400 and 4x800. throw of 48’5”, while Ethan Burry was sixth with 40’11” ahead of David Tugaw in eighth (33’11”) and Finnegan Gleeson in ninth (31’6”). Also, Burry was fourth in the shot put, heaving it 37’7”, with Sweet (36’ 1/2”) in sixth place. Charlie Compeau earned points in the 55-meter dash, finishing sixth in 7.25 seconds as Aidan Jurgens was ninth (7.30) and Matt Tugaw 10th (7.34). Up in the sectional Class B-1 meet, Chittenango finished sixth among girls teams with 33 points, the Bears also getting 12 points on the boys side. Sophia DiGennaro went 3:16.65 for second
place in the 1,000 and Hannah Wagner was second in the 55 sprint in 7.61 seconds, with Laura Powers third in the 1,500 in 5:24.81 and Wagner fourth in the long jump with 15’7”. Ava McLean was fifth and Emily Judd sixth in the 3,000-meter run, with Allie Bartoszek seventh in the 55 hurdles and the Bears fourth in the 4x800 for its best relay finish. The boys Bears had Sean Eiffe finish second in the shot put, his toss of 44’7” only trailing the 47’4 1/4” from Central Valley Academy’s Logan Hewitt. Robert Pierce was sixth in the 300 in 40.63 seconds, with Chittenango fifth in the 4x800.
Caz girls win at sectionals by Phil Blackwell
No matter where one turned during last Wednesday night’s Section III Class B-2 championships at SRC Arena, the Cazenovia girls indoor track and field team was imposing its will, and leaving the field far behind. The Lakers won the program’s 10th sectional championship in overwhelming fashion, netting 222 points to pull far away from runner-up Clinton (67 points) and nine other challengers. Between eight titles in individual events and victories in all three relays, the Lakers lived up to the cliché of a total team effort. Susie Pittman led the way for Cazenovia with three individual titles, capturing first in the pole vault by clearing 10 feet, adding a high jump victory by topping 5 feet and, to cap it off, a personal-best triple jump of 34’10 1/4”. But Pittman had plenty of help in all three events with Tara Pratt taking third in the vault at 7’6”, Meghan Mehlbaum earning second in the high jump at 4’10” and Claire Marris placing second in the triple jump by going 32’6”.
Izzy Stromer-Galley also had a banner night, winning the 300-meter dash in a personal best 44.37 seconds, taking second in the 55 meter dash at 7.66 and anchoring the 4x200 meter relay to victory in 1:53.01. Teammate Reid McMurtrie was second in the 300 at 45.42, while Audie Spring (7.86) and Pratt (8.04) were close behind in the 55 and Marris, Dinah Gifford and Caroline Mehlbaum all contributed to the winning relay. McMurtrie added first place finishes of her own as she won the 600-meter run in 1:44.73 and anchored the 4x400 to the gold medal with a 1:02.0 leg. Maura Phillips took second in the 600 at 1:47.52, while Ava Eno, Margaret Huftalen and Meghan Mehlbaum all helped the relay to its victory in 4:22.53. Olivia Ruddy was the Lakers’ other individual champion on the track, taking first in the 1,000-meter run in 3:16.32. She returned to also lead the team in the 1,500, where she was fourth in 5:31.80 as Abbie Comeau was sixth (5:34.39) and Zoey Gagne seventh in 5:43.36. Capping off her day, Ruddy anchored the 4x800 relay to its victory in 10:38.70 overall.
The Cazenovia girls indoor track and field team earned 222 points to roll to the Section III Class B-2 championship last Wednesday night at SRC Arena, the program’s 10th overall sectional title. Maeve McGreevy and Sally Hughes placed third (3:24.99) and fourth (3:32.97), respectively, in the 1,000 as the Lakers racked up 20 points in the event overall, while McGreevy also contributed to the 4x800 victory with Lily Kogut (2:36.1) and Phillips (2:36.0) running the fastest legs for the team. Maddy Rothfeld earned an individual title in the shot put with a personal best throw of 33’9” to just beat out the 33’5” from Lowville’s Maya Laribee. Rothfeld also smashed her own school record in the weight throw by more than a foot, capturing third with an effort of 37’4” Spring took her turn at the front, too, winning the long jump with a personal-best 15’10
1/2”, the Lakers dominating the event as Pratt took third in 15’4 1/4” and Alyssa Wardellw as fourth at 15’1”, another 20-point performance. Abbie Comeau led the team in the 3,000, earning third in 11:51.77 with Dinah Gifford (fifth, 11:58.73) and Haylee Stearns (sixth, 12:26.14) also scoring for the Lakers. Marris was a triple scorer for Cazenovia, adding in a third-place 9.44 in the 55 hurdles as Caroline Mehlbaum was close behind for fifth place in 10.29. Cazenovia will move on to Wednesday’s Section III State Qualifier Meet, with athletes eligible for the elite competition in 11 events.
Cazenovia boys basketball team falls to Phoenix by Phil Blackwell
Cazenovia boys basketball hosted Phoenix last Tuesday night at Buckley Gym, looking for a regular-season sweep after beating the Firebirds on the road back on Jan. 12. And it could not have started better for the Lakers, who tore to a 19-5 advantage by the end of the first quarter, only to immediately see Phoenix start to catch up.
By the time the fourth quarter started, it was 48-42, but the Firebirds stormed into the lead and stayed there, prevailing 65-61 despite a monstrous night from Ben Bianco. Hitting on 15 field goals, three of them 3-pointers, Bianco finished with 38 points, a new career mark, but none of his teammates reached double figures as Izaak Gilbert had nine points and Edmond Richardson eight points. Phoenix won behind 21 points from
Lincoln Kersey and 19 points from Nate Fortman. Cazenovia then made it back-to-back wins on Friday night, fighting past Homer 61-57 in overtime. Trailing 17-11 after one period, the Lakers made up most of the ground by halftime and took the lead in the third, only to have the Trojans battle back and, tying it 51-51, force the OT.
But Cazenovia outscored Homer 10-6 in that four-minute extra period as Bianco got most of his 20 points from four 3-pointers. Richardson connected three times beyond the arc on his way to 16 points, while Tanner Lawson stepped up and got 15 points. A Thursday-night trip to Jordan-Elbridge completes the regular season for the 9-10 Lakers.
Caz girls basketball goes 1-1, gets win over Hannibal by Phil Blackwell
Having claimed its Madison County battle with Chittenango at the start of February, the Cazenovia girls basketball team hoped it would translate to a bit more success the rest of the regular season. During last Tuesday’s game against state Class B no. 12-ranked Phoenix at Buckley Gym, the Lakers were unable to keep face with
the Firebirds, taking a 57-35 defeat. These two sides had played Jan. 10 at Phoenix and Cazenovia had kept it close in a 50-40 loss, but here the Firebirds, led by Lyla Duskee (15 points), Miley Esposito (12 points) and Hannah Caltabiano (11 points), controlled it from the start and built a 46-25 lead through three quarters. When the Lakers were able to convert, Ella Baker equaled Duskee’s total of 15 points,
while Avaya Weismore stepped up with 10 points, but the rest of the team had just four combined field goals. Cazenovia had a far better showing on Thursday night, hosting Hannibal and leaning on different aspects of its game to earn a 45-30 victory. Defense carried the Lakers through the first half as it held Hannibal to just nine points in the first two periods. Then, even as the visi-
tors began to convert, Cazenovia answered it in the third quarter and extended its lead. Baker, for the second game in a row, finished with 15 points. Bess Johnson nearly matched her, getting 14 points for the third time this season as Weismore contributed eight points. Cazenovia’s trips to LaFayette and Syracuse Academy of Science early this week will finish its regular-season slate as Chittenango goes to East Syracuse Minoa on Thursday night.
Cazenovia hockey team beats RFA, finishes third in Division I by Phil Blackwell
The Cazenovia ice hockey team has real reason to think it can make a serious run in the Section III playoffs. Last Tuesday night at Kennedy Arena, when the Lakers took on state Division I no. 11-ranked Rome Free Academy and, led by Rhiley Montoya’s hat trick, topped the Black Knights 6-3. Montoya scored just 2:15 into the game, assisted by Henry Miller and Shamus Newcomb. RFA had a 2-1 lead late in the first period, only to have Montoya answer 38 seconds after the second goal to pull his side even going into the intermission. Early in the second, John Sharrino’s goal pushed the Black Knights back in front 3-2, but it would not score again, Cazenovia’s de-
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enough,” Benedict said. DiFulvio said the district has considered constructing a new facility at another location, including the Fenner Field complex or in a location behind the village DPW facility. The
fense protecting its side well and Ezra Stahlberg finishing with 17 saves. Newcomb tied game again 3-3 at the 5:27 mark of the second, Jack Donlin assisting on the power-play goal, and seconds later a twoon-on-break led to Miller, off a feed from Montoya, putting the go-ahead goal past RFA netminder Donte Sparace. Within two minutes, it was 5-3, Donlin taking his turn with a high shot that was the result of a turnover forced by Jake Hightchew, who got credit for the assist. Before RFA could really recover from this surge, Montoya returned and, with a minute left in the second, beat Sparace for his third goal of the night, Newcomb and Donlin on the assists. Neither side would add to their total in
the third period. Donlin’s two assists ran his career total to 88. In doing so, Donlin broke the program record of 87 set by Sean Cannizzaro from 2007 to 2011 before a college lacrosse career that included an NCAA championship in 2015 at the University of Denver . Finn Hagan and Vinny Dinatale also got credit for assists. Then, Thursday at Ontario Bay, Cazenovia blanked the Storm 5-0, getting in front with Miller’s first-period goal, then extending the lead to 3-0 when Donlin converted on powerplay and short-handed goals in the second. Those were Donlin’s 24th and 25th goals on the season, the most by any Cazenovia players since Brian Gara’s 48 in the state championship season of 2010-11.
Montoya then wrapped it up with back-toback third-period goals. Lucas Cornish got two assists as Donlin, Montoya and Miller each got one assist and Stahlberg stopped all 23 shots he faced. As a follow-up on Friday night, Cazenovia faced Ithaca at Cass Rink, and all the energy put into the previous two games dissipated as the Lakers fell 8-2 to the Little Red. It was 2-2 through one period, thanks to goals by Hagan and Dylan George, but Ithaca took charge from there, netting six unanswered goals against a weary Lakers side playing its third game in four nights. Still, Cazenovia’s regular season concluded at 13-6-1 and with that all-important no. 3 seed playoff seed.
Empire Tractor facility on Route 20 could also be purchased or leased and converted into a bus garage. The district is also in discussions with neighboring districts about sharing a transportation facility, but that could present challenges for the state’s transportation aid formula, which
only reimburses districts for miles driven after the first child is picked up. Using another district’s facility 10 or 15 miles away would increase miles driven and transportation costs. DiFulvio shared with the board a list of recommendations for the bus garage, including either the repair or replacement of the lift, the
investigation of new locations, the development of a capital emergency repair fund and the development of a working plan “for some of these repairs that have gone unaddressed.” No immediate action was taken by the board on Monday night.
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