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Chamber takes the reins of Memorial Day Parade By Russ Tarby Contributing Writer

Fred Kies, a village grocer and veteran of World War I, coordinated Memorial Day observances in Liverpool for an amazing 60 years, from 1918 to 1978. In 1979, Fred Wyker stepped up to fill Kies’ shoes to head up the parade committee at American Legion Post 188. Wyker, a veteran of World War II who served in France, helmed the Memorial Day observances here for four decades, well into the 21st century. After Wyker’s passing at age 94 in 2018, Post 188 Commander Ken Palmer and his volunteers carried on the annual tradition which was traditionally opened by a 9 a.m. ceremony with prayers, speeches, awards to local students and a somber recitation of the names of veterans who recently passed. Given its dwindling membership, however, Post 188 is no longer able to coordinate both the ceremony and the parade, and so the Greater Liverpool Chamber of Commerce has stepped up to carry the ball. “Anyone can be in the parade,” said Chamber Director Lucretia Hudzinski. “Ken at Post 188 is reaching out to some scholastic marching bands, and we’re signing up people who want to march or have their vehicles in the parade.” Over the years, parade participants have included Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, veterans, civic and fraternal groups. Village Trustee Dennis Hebert is assisting the chamber in coordinating the parade. Hudzinski encouraged those interested to call the chamber at 315-457-3895. “We’ll make sure to call back to confirm,” she said. “It should be a really fun time for everybody.” The ceremony is slated to begin at 9 a.m. Monday, May 30, at Johnson Park, with the parade to follow, forming on Second Street, led as usual by a Liverpool Police cruiser. Marchers will head east toward Memorial Park which features a World War II-era cannon, then the parade will roll west on Oswego Street and north on Tulip Street toward Liverpool Cemetery at the corner of Fifth Street.

Operation Northern Comfort kicks off festival season in Syracuse with the return of the Crawfish Festival on May 7. “We’re back in Clinton Square, which is really exciting,” said Laurel Flanagan, CEO of the Liverpool-based nonprofit, which focuses on building projects for people in need. Last year’s Crawfish Festival was a takeout-only operation in Syracuse’s Inner Harbor. The return to downtown Syracuse means greater visibility for Operation Northern Comfort’s major fundraiser. Flanagan said the organization is expecting as many as 7,000 attendees. Flanagan is hoping the weather works in the festival’s favor. “We’re always the first festival of the season, so it’s a little hit or miss,” she said. Festivalgoers will be able to feast on seafood, pizza, wine slushies and more from the event’s nearly 20 food trucks and stands. More than 50 crafters and other vendors have signed on as well. Families can enjoy magic shows, face painting and carnival games at the kids’ zone, and the mascot dance-off returns. ONC has also booked musical acts, including a tent for acoustic performers. As for COVID protocols, Flanagan is optimistic but prepared. “Last year we had masks and we had social distancing and we had hand sanitizer pump bottles everywhere. And then a week later they lifted the mandate so the other festivals didn’t have to [do all those preparations],” she said. “We can pivot on a dime now. We know how to do it.” Operation Northern Comfort is Crawfish

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Local arts organizations gear up for spring shows A number of area art guilds are preparing for spring art shows and sales that are fast approaching. Read on to find the art event that best matches your interests:

Plank Road Quilt Guild: ’Her Story’

10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, April 29; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 30 Cicero United Methodist Church, 8416 N. Main St. (Route 11) Traditionally, quilting has been a woman’s contribution to keeping her family warm and her home beautiful. Every quilt made is a record of a special time in their lives whether joyful or worry ridden or just ordinary day to day life. Recognizing the stories that go into the creation of a quilt is sometimes difficult because while quilting is an art form, the quilts were rarely signed or dated. What is “Her Story”? Shifting from history (his story), “Her Story” celebrates women who have promoted quilting. Historians like Ruby McKim, Barbara Brackman and Jinny Beyer have researched quilt patterns and have written books to preserve this information for generations to come. These women and many more will be showcased throughout the quilt show honoring their contributions. While there are men in the quilting world, there are many more women who have kept this skill alive. On display will be bed-sized quilts, throw-sized quilts, wall hangings, guild challenges, COVID quilts and miscellaneous items such as pillows and quilted bags. These pieces of art are all made by the Plank Road Quilt Guild members. A number of vendors will be available during the show with their booths filled with needed accessories, kits, threads, quilt patterns, fabric and quilting supplies. There will be a Tea Room and the Plank Road Boutique will be open to purchase fabrics, books and accessories at reduced

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Eva Hunter’s painting “Vintage Ride” is one of three works that will be raffled off at the CNY Art Guild’s show April 30 and May 1. Hunter is based in Clay. prices. Raffle baskets will be on display to try your luck, and the biggest raffle will be the quilt. The raffle quilt “Bright Days” is a Dresden Plate design using Kaffe Fasset fabrics set on a black tone on tone background which makes the hand appliquéd Dresden Plates pop and spin. Kaffe Fasset (rhymes with “safe asset”) is an American-born designer who now resides in England. He is widely known for his colorful designs in decorative arts. Taking the traditional pattern of Dresden Plates and using these bright colorful fabrics gives appeal to the traditional and

modern quilting world. The border of flowers, leaves and vines is hand appliquéd. The “Bright Days” raffle quilt was created by Plank Road Quilt Guild members. It was machine quilted by Sally Mowers of Baldwinsville. It is truly a magnificent quilt that will go to one lucky winner. For more information, visit plankroadquiltguild.org.

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Liverpool woman to be ordained as Episcopal priest The Right Rev. Dr. DeDe DuncanProbe, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York, will ordain Meredith Kadet Sanderson to the priesthood at 10 a.m. Easter Saturday, April 23, at the Episcopal Church of Saints Peter & John, 169 Genesee St. in downtown Auburn. The community is invited to attend the service in-person or online; please visit cnyepiscopal.org/ordination-sanderson for details. COVID-19 precautions will be in place. Sanderson is chief of staff and director of communications for the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York. Prior to joining the Diocese in 2015, she served as director of programs for Episcopal Charities of New York and as a fundraiser and data analyst with UNICEF USA in New York City. With husband Christopher Carter Sanderson, she is the parent of a preschooler and resides in Liverpool. Sanderson holds a master of divinity from Union Theological Seminary in New York City and a bachelor of arts degree from Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York. She will begin her ministry as a priest with the people of Christ Episcopal Church, 25 N. Main St., Jordan, celebrating Holy Eucharist for the second Sunday of Easter at 10 a.m. April 24. She will also continue her role with the Dio-

cese of Central New York. Sanderson will be the first person under the age of 40 to be ordained to the priesthood in the Diocese of Central New York in several years — in a time when religious institutions are facing significant transitions due to the ongoing pandemic and changing attitudes toward religion. “I anticipate a lot of change in the years ahead! One of my favorite lines in scripture is Ephesians 3:20-21, which reminds us that the power of God within and among us can do ‘far more than all we can ask or imagine,’” Sanderson said when asked about her hopes for ministry. “God will always work through the Church and through Christian community — though the form that work takes now and in the future may be outside the bounds of what we can presently ‘ask or imagine.’” Bishop DeDe Duncan-Probe, who oversees all the clergy in the 82 congregations of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York, commented on Sanderson’s journey ahead of her ordination. “Through her faithful commitment to Jesus’ Way of Love, inclusivity, and joyful optimism, Meredith has already touched the hearts of people throughout our diocesan community. With grateful hearts for our shared ministry, we joyously celebrate

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In the Episcopal Church, candidates for ordination to the priesthood are ordained and serve as deacons for a minimum of six months. The Right Rev. Dr. DeDe Duncan-Probe, Bishop of Central New York (right) ordained the Rev. Meredith Kadet Sanderson (left) to the transitional diaconate in July 2021 at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church in Liverpool. God’s call for her, and our church, as we continue this journey of faith together,” Duncan-Probe said. In the Episcopal Church, all individuals, regardless of gender expression or sexual orientation, may be ordained as deacons,

Financial Literacy Month ends with Art shows budgeting workshop April 27 In every time and season, Seneca Savings has been dedicated to educating the community on making smart financial decisions. Yet April has a special place in the Seneca Savings team’s hearts. In 2004, Congress designated April as National Financial Literacy Month to raise awareness about how to save, earn, borrow, invest and protect your money wisely. This includes educating youth and instilling the financial skills and habits they need to build a secure future. Financial literacy is indeed focused on youth, but the Seneca Savings team believes it’s never too late to learn. “Financial literacy and advocacy is at the forefront of our efforts here at Seneca Savings and we’re thrilled to offer vital resources and supportive partnerships to our customers and community,” said Laurie Ucher, senior vice president of retail banking. “Right now more than ever, families and business owners are trying to find ways to be more efficient with their dollars and budget accordingly, using helpful tools and resources. That’s why we feel the month-long financial literacy series we’re offering should culminate with our ‘Budgeting for Financial Freedom’ [workshop].” The virtual workshop, which takes place at 3 p.m. Wednesday, April 27, will be led by Ucher along with special guests, Angelo Testani, senior vice president of commercial lending; Eric Morgan, mortgage loan officer; and Greg Boshart, program manager of Financial Quest. The bank’s impact to date with K-12 students is astonishing: 964 students have benefited from Seneca Savings’ financial education includ-

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From page 1 no stranger to pivoting. COVID forced the organization to shelve its service trips to North Carolina, Louisiana and other places hit by hurricanes. ONC focused more of its attention on smaller projects such as building ramps, fixing railings and landings, installing grab bars and building desks for kids who had to learn remotely in the first leg of the pandemic. “It shone a spotlight on how kids didn’t have at-home learning spaces,” Flanagan l

ing more than 1,795 hours with six different schools resulting in an average 45% knowledge gain in their financial literacy and capabilities. Seneca Savings has four branches including Baldwinsville, Liverpool, North Syracuse, and its newest branch in Bridgeport, with over 55,000 surcharge-free ATMs nationwide. Through substantial investments during the pandemic to meet customer needs including business owners, Seneca Savings now has a full, innovative suite of digital products and services. “We offer big bank technology with a local, personalized team of people who are truly committed to getting to know you and your family, your business, your goals,” said Joseph Vitale, CEO. “Helping you get from here to there, whether it’s a home equity line of credit, a refinance, a small business loan or a commercial real estate mortgage, it’s important that customers know we’re streamlined, seamless, and efficient in making local decisions right here in our branches in helping you get from here… to there. Wherever you’re at, we’re with you… for life’s journeys.” Banks can’t predict the future or make your finances bullet proof. But as a local, community bank, Seneca Savings is committed to doing the next best thing by providing informed advice on budgeting for your family or your business for your financial prosperity. Financial Literacy Month in April is a simple yet powerful step in that direction. To learn more visit senecasavings.com. To register for “Budgeting for Financial Freedom,” visit eventbrite.com/e/budgeting-forfinancial-freedom-tickets-309061339787.

said. Volunteers have built more than 1,200 desks for Syracuse-area students, and they have been building bookshelves to match. Media coverage of the desk project boosted awareness of Operation Northern Comfort’s services. “The publicity we received for the desk initiative really raised the profile of Operation Northern Comfort,” Flanagan said. “We had three requests last week for ramps.” While ONC is happy to help people in need, building materials are not cheap, es-

priests or bishops, the three ordained orders in the church; celibacy is not required of the clergy. The church’s General Convention approved the ordination of women to the priesthood and episcopate in 1976.

From page 1 This event features beautiful, original works of art created by the members of the Central New York Art Guild. Donated artwork will be raffled to benefit the CNY Art Guild Student Art Show to further the talents of local high school senior artists. The Central New York Art Guild is a nonprofit organization that was established in 1994 to promote art in the greater Syracuse area, and to further the knowledge and skills of the members. All are welcome to join; the first meeting is free. The guild meets at 6 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month, September through June, at Grace Episcopal Church in Baldwinsville. Yearly membership is $25. The May 12 meeting features a layered paper presentation. For more information, visit cnyartguild. org. l

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10 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 30; noon to 4 p.m. May 1 Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 400 W. Yates St., East Syracuse Oils, acrylics, watercolors, pastels, ceramics, and more will be on display at the Annual Spring Show of the Onondaga Art Guild. Founded more than 70 years ago, the Onondaga Art Guild is one of the oldest art guilds located in the Syracuse area. The guild’s mission is to promote artistic skills and interest in the fine arts through education and practice. During the monthly meetings, guild members share ideas, present workshops and explore exhibition possibilities. The guild gives two scholarships to graduating

pecially because of supply chain issues and inflation. “All of that has really depleted our cash reserves that we had from festivals past. This year’s festival is critical for us,” Flanagan said. “We’re hoping the support will come from the community so we can continue to do the work that we do.” In addition to the desks and small home improvement projects, Operation Northern Comfort has built sandboxes and ramps for the puppy play yard at HumaneCNY, built shelving for InterFaith Works’ refugee reset-

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Syracuse City School District students pursuing a career in art. The Spring Show offers a marvelous opportunity for the public to experience the diverse traditional and non traditional works of art created within the past couple of years as the pandemic has prevented most artists from exhibiting. Many of the artists will be available in person during the show to answer any questions that you might have. To learn more, visit onondagaartguild. org.

Cathedral Art Collective: May Mayhem

May 1-30 Various locations in the city of Syracuse During the month of May, the artists of the Cathedral Collective will be hiding art in random locations around the city of Syracuse. Each day a photo will be posted on the @cathedral_collective Instagram with clues on how and where to find the art. Receive a prize from each artist by being the first person to find the art, posting a photo of the found object and tagging @ cathedral_collective as well as the artist. “What do you win, you ask? Well, at the very least satisfaction, fun, and a random prize of the artist’s choosing. It could be bats! Candy! A gentleman’s greeting, another piece of art! The sky is the limit,” reads a post on Cathedral’s Facebook page. Cathedral Art Collective is an underground, transient art collective based in upstate New York promoting the visual arts and civic participation. For full instructions and more information, visit facebook.com/cathedralartcollective/.

tlement warehouse, and worked with other nonprofits such as the Brady Faith Center and Tillie’s Touch. “We like to partner with other small, grassroots CNY nonprofits that we know have the same mission we do,” Flanagan said. The 2022 Crawfish Festival takes place from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, May 7, at Clinton Square in Syracuse. For more information about the festival, volunteering opportunities or to donate to Operation Northern Comfort, visit operationnc.org.

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THURSDAY, APRIL 21 Write Your Legacy

10 a.m. to 1 p.m. NOPL Cicero, 8686 Knowledge Lane. The Legacy Writers are watching the Great Courses DVD: Writing Creative Non-Fiction, presented by Professor Tilar J. Mazzeo, from Colby College. This is a fairly new addition to the nonfiction DVDs at NOPL at Cicero library. The DVD is shown for the first half of the group’s meeting. Join the Legacy Writers from 10 a.m. to noon and pick up some good writing tips from this wonderful presentation. For more information, call 315-699-2032 or visit nopl.org. Between the Covers Bookclub

6:30 to 7:30 p.m. NOPL North Syracuse, 100 Trolley Barn Lane. Lovers of the romance genre, unite! This month we’ll be reading “The Heart Principle” by Helen Hoang! This is an in-person meeting with a virtual option as well. For more information, call 315-458-6184 or visit nopl.org.

SATURDAY, APRIL 23 Trail Cleanup

9 to 11 a.m. Charlie Major Nature Trail, between Old Seneca Turnpike and Crow Hill Road, Skaneateles. Skaneateles Sunrise Rotary Club invites all to help clean up the Charlie Major Nature Trail. Meet us at the playground area at the north end of the trail. Bags are provided. Electronics Recycling Event

9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Cicero-North Syracuse High School, 6002 Route 31, Cicero. Register at sunnking.com/events and find a complete list of recyclable devices. Baldwinsville Lions Cleanup

10 a.m. Route 631, between Route 31 and Route 370, Baldwinsville. Baldwinsville Lions Club will have a road cleanup on their adopted highway. The Lions invite the community to participate. Bags will be provided. Meatloaf Dinner

4 to 6 p.m. American Legion Post 188, 205 Cypress St., Liverpool. $12 meal includes meatloaf, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetable, dinner roll, dessert, coffee and tea. Takeout available; call 315-451-9544 to pre-order.

SUNDAY, APRIL 24

Loads & Loaves of Love Program

Noon to 2 p.m. Colonial Laundromat, 24 E. Genesee St., Baldwinsville. Get a load of laundry done for free with a voucher. Pick up a voucher at Canton Woods, B’ville Cares, PEACE, or Bee Full Food Pantry at Baker High School. Sponsored by St. Mark’s Lutheran Church. ‘Hojack: Remembering the RW&O Railroad’

1 to 3 p.m. Clay Historical Park, 4939 Route 31. Author John Taibi showcases his new book, “Hojack: Remem-

bering the Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad,” If you have any questions, please call Cindy at 315-9277573.

MONDAY, APRIL 25 Disney Trivia Night

6:30 to 7:30 p.m. NOPL Brewerton, 5440 Bennett St. Join us to test your Disney trivia knowledge! Families will register as a team and compete together. Prizes will be available. To register, call 315-676-7484 or visit nopl. org.

TUESDAY, APRIL 26 Teens Reading Club

4 to 5 p.m. NOPL Cicero, 8686 Knowledge Lane. Teens who love to read are welcome to join the Teens Reading Club to share and discuss different books. In April, we will be reading “Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief” by Rick Riordan. Please register in advance; call 315-699-2032 or visit nopl.org. Take Care of the Earth Storytime

6 to 7 p.m. NOPL North Syracuse, 100 Trolley Barn Lane. It’s important to take care of our planet. Let’s read stories about Earth Day and learn how we can help save the planet! We will also have reusable tote bags that you can color and take home. For more information, call 315458-6184 or visit nopl.org. Brewerton Book Discussion

6:30 to 8 p.m. NOPL Brewerton, 5440 Bennett St. Each month the group will consider a different reading selection. Selections are available at NOPL Brewerton. For more information, call 315-676-7484 or visit nopl.org.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27

Landscape Design Series: Session 2

8:45 to 10:30 a.m. Zoom. In the second session of the “Landscape Design for Heavy Rains, Beauty and Butterflies” series, renowned landscape designer Larry Weaner will explain how to create diversified landscapes with native plants that are beautiful and functional. Visit skanlakeinfo.org/events/nativeplants. Registration is open for the first two sessions. Plank Road Quilt Guild

9:30 a.m. Cicero United Methodist Church, 8416 N. Main St. (Route 11). Final preparations for the upcoming “Her Story Quilt Show” (April 29-30).For more information, visit plankroadquiltguild.org. Bingo

Every Wednesday. Liverpool Elks Lodge, 3730 Cold Springs Road (corner of Route 370 and Hayes Road), Baldwinsville. Call 315-622-2348 for more information. Proceeds benefit Elks projects and charitable programs. Current COVID guidelines apply. Nonfiction Book Discussion

6 to 7:30 p.m. NOPL Cicero, 8686 Knowledge Lane. Join us to discuss works of nonfiction centered around a common theme. April’s theme is humor and comedy. One recently published humorous biography is “All About Me” by Mel Brooks. Copies are available to place holds. Please register; call 315-699-2032 or visit nopl.org.

Liverpool Dollars for Scholars announces spring fundraiser sale Treat yourself and others to some special Liverpool apparel, drinkware or blankets while helping young people in the community further their education. Available items are perfect for leisure activities and sporting events. They also make great gifts for graduation, special teachers, birthdays and more. With the community’s support, Liverpool Dollars for Scholars awarded more than $120,600 to 169 LHS students in the Class

of 2021. The need is greater than ever as the cost of higher education continues to increase. The sale runs through May 1. Visit liverpool.dollarsforscholars.org to purchase. Orders will be available for pickup approximately 14 business days after the end of the fundraiser at Fully Promoted, 305 Vine St – Suite 6, Liverpool.

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Late spring programming set By MARK BIALCZAK LPL Communications Specialist

May the Fourth be with you on May Seventh. Yes, Star Wars Day will take over the Liverpool Public Library on Saturday, May 7, this year, with two events scheduled that are bound to make fans of the iconic movie franchise happier than Grogu munching on a frog. An all-day program will feature activities spread throughout the library from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and library patrons of all ages are encouraged to drop in wearing their favorite Star Wars costumes for arts and crafts, games, hunts and more. At 1:30 p.m. in the Carman Community Room, the LPL will screen the movie “Star Wars: A New Hope,” the 1977 release that was the first in the Star Wars trilogy. Please register to see the movie at libcal.com/event/8998039. Those are two of the early-May programs that readers can check out in the new May-June Program Guide, which covers events and services available through those two months at the LPL. Items you won’t want to miss: • There are new programs. The Reading Brain: The Science and How to Help Your Child at 6:30 p.m. May 2 and 1:30 p.m. May 24 features Reading League director Kelli Johnson addressing science and offering suggestions

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The May-June 2022 Liverpool Public Library Program Guide is available in the library and at LPL.org. for parents and caregivers. Climbing the Adirondack High Peaks at 7 p.m. Monday, May 2, showcases Jason Gouger revealing how he faced the challenges of conquering mountain trails. Cozy Board Game Tea Party at 1 p.m. May 28 features two hours to hang out with rules-light party games. • New events include the Pop-Up appearances of the LPL2Go Mobile Tech Van, which will be stocked with equipment and devices that will cater to techies and non-techies alike, for gaming, coding, printing, scanning and more. • Old favorites return-

ing include the Syracuse Rose Society Rose Fair at 11 a.m. Sunday, May 15, in the Carman Community Room, with members showing off their prized plants as well as answering questions to help visitors nurture their best growing efforts, and Let’s Read, Liverpool! with two summer reading kickoff parties for adults, teen and children’s club participants, at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 25, and Monday, June 27, in the Dinosaur Garden. The guide can be found on library shelves or at the library website at lpl.org/ programguide.

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As spring gradually settles into Central New York and with the summer months just ahead, it is likely there will be more people on the road out for day trips, longer vacations, a leisurely afternoon drive, or any number of other reasons. And while it should go without saying, being behind the wheel of any vehicle is a great responsibility that while we might take it for granted, we also need to stay focused and alert to what is all around us from other vehicles to pedestrians to possible road hazards and even animals dashing across the road. According to an organization known as End Distracted Driving, Enddd.org, distracted driving is any activity that takes away from the responsibilities we have while operating a motor vehicle. According to Enddd.org, there were 36,096 fatalities in motor vehicle traffic crashes in 2019, which represented a 2% decrease from 2018 fatalities of 36,835. While it was anticipated that with people driving less in 2020 this downward trend would continue, Enddd.org said through November of 2020 numbers indicate 38,370 people had lost their lives in crashes. According to Enddd.org, 7% of all fatal crashes in 2019 were distraction-related resulting in 3,142 lives lost, an increase of 9.9% over 2018 when 2,858 lives were lost due to distracted driving. Enddd.org shared some other statistics worth noting, including eight percent of fatal crashes, 15 percent of injury crashes, and 14 percent of all police-reported motor vehicle traffic crashes in 2018 were reported as distraction-affected crashes. About 400,000 were injured and 2,841 killed as a result of distraction-affected crashes. About 1 of every 5 people killed by distracted drivers in 2018 were not in vehicles-they were walking, riding bikes, or otherwise outside of vehicles. Distracted driving crashes are underreported and the NSC estimates that cell phone use alone accounted for 27% of 2015 car crashes. Research conducted by telematics and behavioral analytics company Cambridge Mobile Telematics shows distracted driving occurring in more than 36 percent of trips across the United States. The fatal crash rate for teens is three times greater than for drivers age 20 and over. Driver distraction is responsible for more than 58% of teen crashes. According to the CDC drivers aged 1519 were more likely to be distracted than drivers aged 20 and older, among drivers in crashes where a death occurred. Nine percent of all teens who died in crashes were killed in distraction-affected crashes. According to the organization there are several types of distraction including manual distractions which are those where you move your hands from the wheel. Visual distractions are those where you focus your eyes away from the road. A cognitive distraction is when you’re mind wanders away from the task of driving. Texting involves all three types of distraction. According to some research people are as impaired when they drive and talk on a cell phone as they are when they drive intoxicated at the legal blood-alcohol limit of 0.08%. Enddd.org also shared that cell phone users are 5.36 times more likely to get into an accident than undistracted drivers. Text messaging for commercial drivers increases the risk of crash or near-crash by 23 times. Sending or reading a text message takes your eyes off the road for about five seconds, long enough to cover a football field while driving at 55 mph. This is something drivers are aware of, according to Enddd.org, well over 84% of drivers recognize the danger from cell phone distractions and find it “unacceptable” that drivers text or send an email while driving. Nevertheless, 36% of these same people admit to having read or sent a text message or email while driving in the previous month. It is also believed that teens whose parents drive distracted are two to four times as likely to also drive distracted. To learn more visit Enddd.org.

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Breaking down body language Hidden language: It’s tilt means neither of the not what you say. above, but is an indication Ramblings There is good science of weakness, subordinafrom the empty nest behind the premise that tion. Did you ever see a you can make accurate linebacker tilt his head to Ann Ferro assessments of a person’s the side? It’s not a pretty intent by careful observation of what is picture. known as “body language.” It’s been long observed that there is an Apparently we tell all with our eyes, optimal conversational space between two facial expressions, body posture, gestures, people. Too close indicates either aggreseye movement, touch and the use of space. sion or “I’d like to get to know you betThis nonverbal means of communicater.” We’ve all known “close talkers” and tion is below our awareness and is not can give testimony to how uncomfortable limited to homo sapiens. Body language they make us. has meaning, whether culturally based, or This social distance is culturally based. species specific and it is measurable and People from other countries tend to interverifiable. act in less space and think that we are a Most of what we designate as body lan- bit standoffish as we back up to establish guage is below our conscious awareness, the space that we find more to our liking. imprinted on our nervous system by exIn the same vein, we attribute the “forperience and genetics. It’s quite fascinateigner” as being either pushy or “on the ing to understand the subtle meanings of make.” Sad, but true. what might, without analysis, be considWhile social distance is cultural, ered random behavior or a personal quirk. frowning seems to be a universal response Interesting but also vexing. What happens to a wide variety of experiences. Last is that heretofore unconscious behavior is week, a plastic surgeon on a morning brought to the conscious level and, all of a talk show was poised to inject a willing sudden, what was easy becomes awkward. 46-year-old woman with Botox. (for those How many of us cross our arms when living under a rock, Botox is a variation in a conversation? What do you think that of botulinum toxin … the stuff in badlycan mean? Are you walling off incoming? canned food that will off you in a trice.) Or, is this a sign that the room is too cold? She explained that the toxin caused And what about tilting your head to the muscles that we use to frown to relax. the side? If you are a woman, according to “It’s possible, but not easy, to frown after those that study such things, a tilt to the the injection.” she said. Then she added right means you are trustworthy and to that it was no longer necessary to frown. the left, well, you become more attractive. Frowning was not useful. Trying to remember this in various situOk, so for those with frown-less faces, ations can prove to be a pain in the neck, what can replace this now useless body literally. What happens when you wish to language? Would, let’s say, pursed lips be be trustworthy and attractive? Of course appropriate when watching young men, there are those that say that the head with pants so big that they ride below the

tops of their underwear, run across the street? Or would that indicate an eye roll. Should eye rolls be reserved for those that can’t live without a cell phone attached to their ear - in the supermarket, the doctor’s office, church, walking down the street, in labor and delivery, in the classroom and yes, in the car? Would a shoulder shrug be the reaction to language formerly reserved for stevedores who frequented bars on the waterfront and now heard from the lips of kids in middle school who resent having to put their cell phones away? Should we designate an array of hand and finger signals for those that malign their opponents during election campaigns rather than demonstrate how they, as our elected representatives, will make our lives better? Should we save some of the more colorful of those finger signals for a smugness that looks the other way as our culture coarsens and we accept school violence as inevitable? Perhaps, in the latter instance, and in some of the former, a frown is an understatement of our chagrin. Maybe we should invent something more appropriate. Botox may relax the frown muscles, but what relaxes our indignation at the faults of our culture? Maybe the best reaction comes from the space between our ears and shows itself in actions that remedy the situation rather than reacting to them. And after the remedy, a successful one: Give yourself a “hand”…. clapping with a big smile on your face. 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.

Stately structure offers endless opportunities Originally built in 1870, pool. From the balcony of the elegant house at 514 the second floor you can Livin’ in Oswego St., is one of the villook as far east as Heid’s Liverpool lage’s stateliest structures. It and south beyond The boasts a big front porch over Retreat and towards OnonRuss Tarby which stands a second-story daga Lake Park. Great visroofed balcony supported by ibility, prominent location, a pair of strong, scrolled ionic columns. and meticulously maintained.” Since early last month, the building – The house’s second floor space offers most recently a multi-tenant space known several options. It’s possible to create an as Corinthian Court – has been dark. No apartment residence there or furnish it for more JT’s Creamery and Cafe. No more offices, spa, consulting specialist, medical Infra Rayz. No more Styling Studio. No or small retail. While the first floor could more nothing. house businesses such as a coffee shop, Back in 2016, the building with the beauty salon or antiquities. Corinthian-columned porch was exten“The opportunities are endless,” Prosively renovated by its then-owner, the copio exclaims. “Own it, rent it, or parse it late gift shop proprietress Sohyla Ziaie. out and sublet the space to fit your needs. She also owned Kashani Home Décor Up to date and ready to be occupied. Min& Gifts, next door at 512 Oswego St., and utes to the Amazon Distribution Center in 2015 she purchased the property at in Liverpool, and walking distance to the corner of Vine Street that previously Onondaga Lake Parkway. housed Antelmi-Fusco & Cazzola InsurThe current asking price is $450,000. If ance which had relocated to Route 57. interested, call Frank Procopio at 315Anyhow Ziaie passed away a few years 928-5394. ago, and one-after-another her tenants New faces at Trackside Diner gave up the ghost. Now the prime property – approximately 2,994 square feet of The village’s Trackside Diner has floor space on a lot of 6,232 square feet – new owners, Allan and Rosie Lavelle, is up for sale. but they’re still serving delicious breakRealtor Frank Procopio hopes some fasts and lunches daily. The Clay couple forward-thinking investor will soon recstepped in and took over for Maggie ognize the place’s potential. Voultsios and Paul Johnston who operated the diminutive diner for five years, after buying the biz from the Mike Tassone. ‘If walls could talk’ “If these walls could talk they would The Lavelle’s have retained the tell you of the remarkable changes that services of waitresses Maria and Vickie, have taken place in this historic area of but have added several new faces behind Liverpool of the past century,” Procopio’s the counter. The newbies include Donna website says. “This gorgeous structure Buffington, Matt Lewis, Juliana Russo, would make an excellent small office Tony Russo and Emily Vasco. They’re building situated in the heart of Liveropen every day from 7 a.m. until 1:30 p.m.

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American High under discussion

The village planning board will continue its discussion about neighbors’ recent complaints about American High’s Academy at Syracuse Studios at 800 Fourth St, at 7 p.m. Monday, April 25, at the village hall, 310 Sycamore St. More than 40 neighbors turned out for last month’s board meeting at which they described bothersome truck traffic, disturbing noise, late-night lighting and littering.

Golden Bee buzzing

On April 30, the Golden Bee Bookshop plans to relocate from its spot in the Village Mall down the street to a larger and more prominent storefront at 324 First St. The last day in April is designated as Independent Bookstore Day, so owner Casey Rose Frank chose that day for her grand reopening. “I’m still in the process of working out the finer details,” she said, “but there will be giveaways, special promotions, and a ribbon-cutting at our opening;” goldenbeebookshop.com.

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“We really want to stay and we believe the majority of residents of Liverpool enjoy having us there.” –American High CEO Jeremy Garelick.

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To the editor: It appears that we homeowners have lost the security of our homes. The proof is: That on Feb. 26, 2022, two teenagers broke and entered my home at 10-12 Sunset Terrace, Baldwinsville, during the dark hours at 6:41 p.m. Village police were called, apprehended the girls, spent several hours drawing up the paperwork necessary to charge them and submitted them

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to Elijah Huling, the presiding justice of the Baldwinsville Village Court for prosecution, who then dismissed all charges against these girls and sealed their cases. Bottom line, no charges for the burglary of my home. Burglary 2nd is defined by NYS Penal Code 140.25 as breaking and entering with the intent to commit a crime therein. These girls for some selfish reason of their own, broke into my house, turned several lights on because it was dark out

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(theft of services), the Baldwinsville police did what they were supposed to do to enforce the law, however, the prosecution was dismissed by the aforementioned Justice Huling. The lesson I have learned, and I’m warning you of is that our homes are not secure. That the world we live in presently has changed. The rule of law that I used to know no longer exists. So beware! R. M. Weichert Baldwinsville

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OCC names new regional director at Small Business Development Center Bob Griffin has been named the new regional director of the Small Business Development Center at Onondaga Community College. The office serves a six-county region which includes Onondaga, Oswego, Cayuga, Cortland, Madison, and Seneca counties. In the last three years the SBDC office at Onondaga Community College has: Served more than 3,400 clients; Helped those clients create or save more than 8,300 jobs; More than 400 of those clients became new business owners; and Clients received more than $63 million in investments including loans, grants, or other sources of funding. Griffin has lived and worked in Upstate New York for over 25 years. He most recently served as the certified small business advisor at Binghamton University where he worked with hundreds of new and aspiring entrepreneurs,

assisting them with acquiring more than $31 million in capital and helping them create or save more than 1,800 jobs. He is also a certified exit planning advisor, capable of assisting existing business owners navigate the challenges of creating sound strategies for small business succession plans. Griffin also has more than 20 years of management experience in the hospitality and food service industries including convention and visitors bureaus, hotels, restaurants, casinos, and contract food services. The Small Business Development Center at Onondaga Community College is located in Mulroy Hall on Route 173. Bob Griffin has been named the new regional director of the Small Business Development Center at Onondaga Community College. Submitted photo

Senator John W. Mannion highlights childcare investment pand existing childcare programs. In order to be eligible, new businesses must have already applied for a childcare license. During his visit to True North Center for Children, Mannion also delivered dozens of free COVID test kits for staff and families. Cindi Fowler, owner of True North Center for Children said, “Professional early childhood education and care is essential in our society and I’m so grateful to provide this service for the community and for Senator Mannion’s support of our industry. A billion dollar investment is long overdue and speaks to the magnitude of the current problems. I’m optimistic that we are now turning a corner and this investment will create more quality seats and keep costs reasonable for families and

at womensfundgrants@cnycf.org. The Women’s Fund of Central New York The Women’s Fund of Central New York is an affiliate fund of the Central New York Community Foundation. The volunteer-led fund supports, empowers and recognizes the advancement and full participation of women and girls in Central New York through an endowment fund, grants and initiatives. Since its inception in 1998, the Women’s Fund has awarded more than $400,000 in grants and has grown its endowment to more than $1 million. For more information or to donate, visit womensfundofcny.org. The Central New York Community Foundation is a public charity established in 1927 that receives contributions from donors, manages them to grow over time and then distributes funding to local charities to help them thrive. It is the largest charitable foundation in Central New York with assets of more than $366 million and has invested more than $230 million in community improvement projects since its inception. As a grant maker, civic leader, convener and sponsor of strategic initiatives, the Community Foundation strives to strengthen local nonprofits, encourage better understanding of the region and address the most critical issues of our time.

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Tom Watson - Once in a rut, what’s a golfer to do? Tom used to preach that, “it’s how you rebound from adversity that measures a player”. Dr. Valiante says Tom was referring to “cognition and mental awareness”. * Jordon Speith - In 2015 Jordan was acclaimed as the Best Golfer for the Foreseeable Future. From 2017 to 2021 his erratic driver and shaky putter put him in a bad place. “It’s just one of those things where you’ve just got to block out the noise…stay the course…and believe in yourself. * How about Rory Mcllroy ranked # 1 in 2012. By 2013 he called his “Golf brain dead”. * Forgot this about Tiger - From 2013 until August 2015, he had more “missed cuts” (10) than made cuts (7). He also didn’t have a Top 10 finish. In 2004, Dr. Valiante completed a study where he interviewed 50 of the top golfers in the world. “One of the questions I asked was…When you look back on your career, when you finally found ‘it’, from darkness to light, is there a pattern to the problem solving? ALL OF THEM: Nick Price, David Toms, Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Vijay Singh - they said yes, FUNDAMENTALS! There was: GRIP, POSTURE AND BALL POSITION”. MORAL OF THE STORY: Valiante says, “Think of the word discipline. What is the etymology, what is the genesis? It’s a student. Self discipline is being a student of oneself ”. MY TAKEAWAY: PATIENCE & FUNDAMENTALS When you THINK you are in a “slump”, you might be able to recover. When you BELIEVE you are in a “slump”…. YOU ARE! Solution: GRIP, POSTURE AND BALL POSITION….It works every time. The Top 50 players in the world said so.

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Everyone who plays the game of golf has had to deal with two five letter words that have plagued us since the beginning of our golf careers. One is the word “ shank”, which usually is short lived and we will deal with in a future article. The other is the word “slump” which can affect us for weeks, months or perhaps even years. The word “slump” does not discriminate between a 36 handicapper or a +5 handicap player (PGA Tour level). It is simply inevitable that we will eventually be tagged with the word “slump”. Rather than bore you with my personal “slumps” or amateur “slumps” in general, let’s investigate how the word “slump” affects PGA Tour players and how they have had to deal with it. Dr. Gio Valiante is one of the most prominent sports psychologists in the world. He has worked with many of golf ’s top players, including Matt Kuchar, Justin Rose, Sean O’Hair, Davis Love lll and Alexis Thompson. Over the past decade his clients have won dozens of championships and he has become the winningest sport psychologist on the PGA Tour during that time. In 2010, The Golf Channel crowned Dr. Valiante… Guru of the Year. His book…Fearless Golf: Conquering the Mental Game, is a standard in golf psychology. He believes the breach in confidence is best cured by a return to the fundamentals and becoming “a student of oneself ”. He describes a “slump” this way, “Suddenly, without warning, the once accurate drives find more rough than fairway. The automatic 2-3 foot putts won’t fall…the hole repelling the ball like an irritating insect. Doubt creeps in. The water faucet of the mind shifts from a controllable drip to an unmanageable monsoon, cascading the brain with negativity. It’s insular”. Now that’s the most brilliant definition of a “slump” I have ever read. Examples: * Brandt Snedeker - After winning the 2015 AT&T, ending a 19 month winless drought said, “The funny thing about golf is when you’re playing bad, you never think you’re going to play good and when your playing good, you never think you’re going to play bad. The game of golf is not easy. I don’t care who you are. Out here everyone’s had their down times. Even the best players in the world go through it. You just have to keep fighting.” * Davis Love lll - When he was in a slump, he remembered a simple mantra his father taught him….” Try less hard”.

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providers.” Lori A. Schakow, executive director of Child Solutions CNY said, “I sincerely appreciate Senator Mannion for championing an increased investment for child care in the New York State budget. The state’s commitment of $7 billion over the next four years will more than double the current investment for child care. The $1.8 billion investment this year will increase the eligibility for a child care subsidy to assist working families pay for child care. The new budget also includes $340 million for grants focused on stabilizing the child care workforce, and $50 million for capital projects. This historic investment in the child care system will make access to highquality child care more affordable for all children in our community.”

Are golf slumps real? Dr. “Gio” says…”they are real”!

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Senator John W. Mannion (D-Geddes) today highlighted the state budget’s historic $1.1 billion childcare investment during a visit to the True North Center for Children in Clay. Senator Mannion also strongly urged Central New York childcare providers and entrepreneurs to submit applications to a new $100 million state fund to expand or launch new businesses. “Addressing the inadequacy of quality and affordable childcare was a top priority for the Senate in budget negotiations and I’m pleased to deliver this historic $1.1 billion investment for Central New York families and childcare providers,” Mannion said. “There is also $100 million available right now for childcare providers to expand or start a business. I am determined to make sure that Central New York gets its fair share of these resources and anyone who needs assistance with the application process should contact my office

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La through the City of Syra- during this period that y las medidas necesarias Crouse Avenue and Irv- cial review of the con- BL 81 seguirá siendo cuse that meets the were not previously ad- para mitigar los efectos ing Avenue, new en- demnor's determination una autovía de acceso trance and exit ramps and findings is the ap- limitado al norte y al sur needs dressed in the EIS will adversos.. El documento transportation By Jennifer Groth honor en Ukraine. 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Maxwell Comments and Erie Boulevard. any part of the property 481). 81opportunities el día A new exit ramp from BL to be condemned is lo- Prolongación de la rammitted mailmailed (see ad- to: Library The FDR/FEIS describes send cash) canby be ThedeFriends 15 de abril 2022. of Maxwell Lipa de acceso en sentido 81 to Colvin Street. below), c/o by e-John the Project; the Friends consid- dresses podrá cated (§ 207 (B), § 208). Asimismo, of Maxwell, braryusted are honored to be the reeration of social, eco- mail (at I81Opportuni- revisar una copia del North Clinton Street Further information on oeste de la I-690 desde The Friends of Maxwell Me-environmenRohner, 162 Forrest Way, Camilcipients this year’s National ties@dot.ny.gov), and/or would be reconstructed this project is available la calle Bear. nomic, and FDR/FEIS duranteofel hoand extended. by leaving a voicemail at rario Friends tal effects that al upon request during Nuevos cruces construide atención morial Library are excited to would lus, reNY 13031. of Libraries Week Award. 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New York These vibrant flowers come in The docuFlowers mayDirector be picked up on 2021,State theDepartFriends collaborated ment will be posted to New York State Depart- ment of Transportation constructed shared vehi- New York State Depart- ida hacia/desde la BL 81 4.5 inch pots from a local Saturday, Mayof14Transportation, between 9 a.m. several programs such as an cle and bicycle lanes. the nursery, Project website at ment Regionon 3 Office ment of Transportation, conectando con la calle East Willow, James y el 2.0 miles of new or re- Region 3 https://www.dot.ny.gov/i and are available in five colors: and noonRegion Clerk's City ofart Syracuse at the3 Camillus Village exhibit and the Mischief at on April 333 East Washington Office Maxwell Halloween event. The constructed shared use 333 East Washington bulevar Erie. red, white, magenta, 81opportunities white-toHall. Nueva rampa de salida 15, 2022. In addition, Street paths. DeWitt Community LiStreet rose, and salmon splash. 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Leo is W.not O�Brien Federal Libraryies conference in August. New York State DepartLey de Procedimientos Mejora de calles locales the library at 14 Genesee St. in Delivery available. and This outreach Junior Friends (grades 4-7) help ment of Transportation Building design programs alternative for e intersecciones. Faith Hope Community parathela Expropiación the village of Camillus, and can All flowers must be pre-orFormed in 1993, the Friends of was Meetings selected based a Forzosa 11A Clinton Avenue, Center Region 3 Office Notice of EDPL library. o areonheld on the(EDPL) out at eventsReconstrucción and sponsor free balanced consideration AVISO SOBRE LA LEY creación de 1,7 millas de 719 City of Syracuse Clerk's Suite customer Determination and Fayetteville Free Library also be downloaded from the li- dered.Each will reMaxwell Memorial Library group giveaways. Please contact us at first Tuesday of the month at 1pm. 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DOMAIN PROCEDURE and environmental ef- (EDPL, EN INGLÉS) va York Dunbar Center Marcellus Free Library Reconstrucción o LAW (EDPL) fects of the Project; and DETERMINACIÓN East Syracuse Free Li- PROYECTO DE VIADUC- Maxwell Memorial LiY creación de 2 millas de DETERMINATION AND national, state, and local CONCLUSIONES DE LA vías de uso compartido. TO INTERESTATAL 81 brary (Camillus) brary FINDINGS OF PUBLIC environmental protec- AUDIENCIA Fairmount Community (I-81) PÚBLICA Creación de 1 milla de Minoa Library HEARING HELD AUP.I.N. 3501.60 Library tion goals. Project bene- REALIZADA EL 17 Y 18 carriles para bicicletas. Northeast Community GUST 17&18, 2021 fits include improved DE AGOSTO DE 2021 Faith Hope Community Condado de Onondaga, Center Library Reconstrucción o NEW YORK STATE traffic flow and mobility, DEPARTAMENTO Nueva York Center DE creación de 12,5 millas OCPL Beauchamp DEPARTMENT OF Fayetteville Free Library modernizing of aging in- TRANSPORTE DEL ES- de aceras. Branch Library TRANSPORTATION frastructure and elimi- TADO de disponibilidad LaFayette Public Library OCPL LiDE NUEVA This year, the Marcellus parks and rec- Aviso lunch at Nolan’s on Canandaigua Lake. guided tour ofYORK Chautauqua of $125/child until April 29. Betts AfterBranch April 29 Mejora Institute, en servicioswith de PROJECT IDENTIFICAnating non-standard and N.º de la registration declaración final dewillbrary Liverpool Public Library DE IDENTIFICACIÓN tránsito. reation department is celebrating 25 years the fee be $150/child. After lunch, we will explore Granger lunch following at the Athenaeum Hotel, TION NO. 3501.60 impacto ambiental Manlius Library non-conforming high- DEL PROYECTO OCPL Central Library alternativa de disof Hoop Mania Basketball Camp. enjoy a relaxing boatEsta cruise aboard the Homestead and Carriage where you 3501.60 department’s complete summer de OCPL El The Departamento Marcellus Free Library INTERSTATE 81 (I-81), wayHouse features, support White Branch Lieño se seleccionó sobre Estado de will Memorial Li- Transporte INTERSTATE 690 (Ifor long-term planning brary be available in 81 (ICamp will be heldMaxwell Monday, June 27 will experience the wonder of early 19th INTERESTATAL Chautauqua Belle steamboat. recreationdelbrochure la base de una considNueva York (NYSDOT), Onondaga brary (Camillus) 690), INTERSTATE 481 efforts, improved pedes- 81), INTERESTATAL 690 eración equilibrada entre County to Thursday, June 30 from 9 to 3 p.m. at en American architecture and craftsOn day two guests will visit Lucy Town mid-April, andcon sent with students in century(I-481) cooperación la home Minoa Library trian and bicycle facili- (I-690), Clerk's Office INTERESTATAL necesidad de contar Driver Middle School. Northeast Community Administración manship. Tour via motor coach la and will see famous grades K-7. Federal Onondaga Free Library CITY OF SYRACUSE, ties, improved transit 481 (I-481) con un transporte sede Carreteras (FHWA), Center Library Library Salina VILLAGE OF NORTH amenities, and improved CIUDAD DE SYRACUSE, In celebration of the 25th anniversary On the way home, the trip will make a sites from Lucille Ball’s past, visit the Adult trip packets are now available at guro y and eficiente; los SYRACUSE AND EAST access and connectivity VILLAS DE NORTH OCPL Beauchamp ha preparado un Informe Skaneateles Library efectos sociales, Lucille BallE Desi of Hoop Mania, each camper will receive de the MarcellusDiseño Town Hall stop at Sauder’s in Seneca Falls. SYRACUSE, TOWNSStore OF centers SYRACUSE Branch Library to major activity EASTArnaz Museum. Lunch Solvayand PublicMarcellus Library económicos y ambienDEWITT AND CICEROtrip, in“Full the City Syracuse.in SYRACUSE, Final Southwest Community Betts Branch Li- Final/Declaración PUEBLOS a special edition 25th OCPL anniversary dry-fit Library. An overnight ofofLaughs will be at the Tropicana (a re-cretales Room del Proyecto; y los ONONDAGA COUNTY Under the Community DE DEWITT Y CICERO de Impacto Center Library brary t-shirt. On Wednesday June 22 for the first trip Chautauqua,” is planned for Wednesday ation of Ricky Ricardo’s famous Manhatobjetivos de protección Ambiental/Evaluación Fi- Syracuse Housing Au- In accordance with the Grid alternative traffic CONDADO DE ONONDAOCPL Central Library ambiental Hoop Mania Basketball CampBranch is open Sept. 21Domain to Thursday 22.mobility for ve- GA tan night club), and will feature a nacionales, delicious will del be a Artículo fun -filled in Canandaigua. Proce- Sept. 4(f)daythority flow and OCPL White Li- nal Administration Eminent estatales locales.favorEntre dure Law (EDPL), the hicles, pedestrians, and (FDR/FEIS) para el brary la De conformidad con Office to students entering grades 4-9. Stroll through the nine historic gardens Participants will stay at the Chautau- themed lunch while watchingy your beneficios del Onondaga County Proyecto de Viaducto I- Syracuse Housing Au- following is a synopsis bicyclists would general- Ley de Procedimientos los qua on beautiful ite episodes of “I Loveproyecto Lucy,”se incluyen una and(el Queen Anne style at beautiful Registration for Hoop of theHotel determination and ly Chautauqua "Proyecto"). El mansion improve as Lake. would para Clerk'sMania Office is now 81 thority: Pioneer Homes la Expropiación del lflujo y 11 la thatthis havetrip’s been highlights safety. Landwill use condise ha adelantaOnondaga Free bird Library Au- findings Sonnenberg Gardens, Syracuse we will Housing then enjoy Some of be, a Forzosa (EDPL, en in- mejora open, and we are offering an early fee Proyecto Parks Page do de conformidad con thority: Toomey Abbott made regarding the pro- tions are expected to re- glés), se presenta el movilidad del tránsito, Salina Library posed project to im- main unchanged while siguiente resumen sobre una modernización de los requisitos previstos Towers Skaneateles Library New York State en las reglamentaciones Syracuse Metropolitan prove a section of Inter- elderly individuals and la determinación y con- una estructura antigua y Solvay Public Library Department of que se una eliminación de carstate 81 (I-81) in the individuals with disabili- clusiones Southwest Community del Concejo de 1978 so- Transportation Council Transportation bre Calidad Ambiental a Syracuse University Bird City of Syracuse. Center Library ties would benefit from tomaron en relación con acterísticas no estánINTERSTATE 81 (I-81) These determination and new and improved facili- el objeto propuesto para dares y no conformes Syracuse Housing Au- los efectos de poder im- Library VIADUCT PROJECT thority Administration plementar las disposi- Town of Cicero Town findings have been made ties. The project would mejorar una sección de con las normas de la auP.I.N. 3501.60 in consideration of state- not result in dispropor- la Interestatal 81 (I-81) tovía, apoyo para esfuerciones procesales de la Hall Office Onondaga County, Syracuse Housing Au- Ley Nacional de Política Town of DeWitt Town ments submitted by the tionately high and ad- en la ciudad de Syra- zos de planificación a New York Ambiental (codificada Hall thority: Pioneer Homes public both during and verse effects on environ- cuse. largo plazo, mejora de Notice of Availability Syracuse Housing Au- como Título 40 del Códi- Town of Elbridge Town after the public hearing mental justice communi- Esta determinación y las tránsito peatonal y de biof Final Environmental thority: Toomey Abbott go de Reglamentaciones Hall se cicletas, mejora de serviconclusiones held for this project. ties. Impact Statement Federales, Partes 1500- Town of Fabius Town This project will proceed The project is expected tomaron en consid- cios de tránsito y mejora Towers The New York State De- Syracuse Metropolitan 1508), y los Proced- Hall toward multiple contract to be constructed over eración de las declara- de acceso y conectividad partment of Transporta- Transportation Council imientos de Impacto Town of Hastings Town lettings, with the first the course of 6 years ciones presentadas por hacia centros de activition (NYSDOT), in coop- Syracuse University Bird Ambiental y Afines de la Hall being scheduled for the under multiple con- el público tanto durante dades importantes de la eration with the Federal Library Construction la audiencia pública cel- ciudad de Syracuse. FHWA: Regla Final (Títu- Town of Lysander Town Fall of 2022. Acquisition tracts. Highway Administration Town of Cicero Town lo 23 del Código de Hall of the right-of-way re- provisions, work phas- ebrada en virtud del Con la Cuadrícula Comu(FHWA), has prepared a Hall Reglamentaciones Fed- Town of Manlius Town quired is scheduled to ing, and special provi- proyecto, como después nitaria (Community Final Design Report/Fi- Town of DeWitt Town erales, Partes 771 y Hall begin in June of 2022. sions will be in place to de esta. Este proyecto Grid), mejorará tanto el nal Environmental Im- Hall 774), los Procedimien- Town of Marcellus Town The basic design of this minimize the distur- avanzará con los múlti- flujo de tránsito y movilpact Statement/Final Town of Elbridge Town tos para la Imple- Hall project has not been bance to those traveling ples contratos adjudica- idad alternativos de veSection 4(f) Evaluation Hall mentación de la Ley Es- Town of Onondaga changed, consisting of a through the project cor- dos, de los cuales el hículos, peatones y ci(FDR/FEIS) for the I-81 Town of Fabius Town tadual de Revisión de la Town Hall Community Grid solu- ridor as well as the peo- primero está previsto clistas, así como la seViaduct Project (“the Hall Calidad Ambiental del Town of Salina Town tion to accommodate the ple living and working in para el otoño de 2022. guridad. Se espera que Project”). The Project Town of Hastings Town NYSDOT (Título 17 de Hall replacement of the this corridor. Access to La adquisición del dere- no haya cambios en las has been advanced in Hall los Códigos, Reglas y Town of Skaneateles viaduct system carrying homes and businesses cho de vía requerida condiciones de uso de la accordance with the re- Town of Lysander Town Reglamentos de Nueva Town Hall I-81 through portions of will be maintained dur- está programada para quirements of the 1978 Hall comenzar en junio de tierra a la vez que las York, Parte 15), y el Town of Van Buren the city of Syracuse. ing construction. personas mayores y las Council on Environmen- Town of Manlius Town Manual de Desarrollo de Town Hall Features of the project Copies of this determi- 2022. tal Quality's regulations Hall nation and findings will El diseño básico de este personas con discapaciProyectos del NYSDOT, Village of East Syracuse consist of: for implementing the Town of Marcellus Town así como también de Village Hall The conversion of I-81 be forwarded upon writ- proyecto no ha sido dades se beneficiarán de procedural provisions of Hall conformidad con las dis- Village of Liverpool Vil- between the junctions of ten request without cost. modificado y consiste de los servicios nuevos y the National Environ- Town of Onondaga posiciones previstas en lage Hall solución de mejorados. El proyecto I-481 to BL 81and the Those property owners una mental Policy Act (codi- Town Hall el Artículo 2 de la Ley de Village of Manlius Vil- redesignation of I-481 to who may wish to chal- Cuadrícula Comunitaria no provocará efectos defied as 40 CFR Parts Town of Salina Town Procedimiento de Do- lage Hall I-81. lenge condemnation of (Community Grid) para sproporcionadamente 1500-1508), the FHWA's Hall minio Eminente del Esta- Village of Minoa Village The existing Viaduct their property via judicial albergar el reemplazo altos y adversos sobre Environmental Impact Town of Skaneateles do de Nueva York. system between the New review may do so only del sistema de viaducto las comunidades de jusHall and Related Procedures: Town Hall El objeto del Proyecto Village of North Syra- York Susquehanna & on the basis of issues, que llevaba a la I-81 a ticia ambiental. Final Rule (23 CFR Parts Town of Van Buren consiste en abordar las cuse Village Hall Western Railway facts, and objections recorrer trayectos de la Se espera que el proyec771 and 774), the NYS- Town Hall estruc- Village of Tully Village (NYS&W) bridge near raised at the hearing (§ ciudad de Syracuse. Es- to se construya en un deficiencias DOT Procedures for Im- Village of East Syracuse turales y las característi- Hall Renwick Avenue and the 202 (C) (2) of Article 2, tas son las característi- plazo de 6 años mediante múltiples contratos. cas del proyecto: plementation of the Village Hall cas de carreteras no es- Westcott Community I-81/I-690 interchange EDPL). State Environmental Village of Liverpool Vil- tándar, a la vez de crear Center would be demolished Each individual assess- Conversión de la I-81 Se establecerán disposiQuality Review Act (17 lage Hall un corredor vial mejora- Un plazo de revisión and traffic along this ment record billing own- entre las intersecciones ciones de construcción, NYCRR Part 15), and the Village of Manlius Vil- do a través de la Ciudad pública de 30 días del section of BL 81 would er (“property owner”) or de la I-481 a BL 81, y re- trabajos por fases y disespeciales NYSDOT Project Devel- lage Hall de Siracusa que satisfa- FDR/FEIS se extenderá travel along a 30-mph his or her attorney of designación de la I-481 posiciones para minimizar las moopment Manual, as well Village of Minoa Village ga las necesidades de hasta el 16 de mayo de city street between Van record whose property como I-81. as in accordance with Hall transporte y brinde la in- 2022. Aquellos nuevos Buren and Pearl Streets. may be acquired shall El sistema de viaducto lestias para quienes cirthe provision of Article 2 Village of North Syra- fraestructura necesaria comentarios sustan- BL 81 would remain a note that, under § 207 existente entre el puente culen por el corredor del of the New York State cuse Village Hall para apuntalar los es- ciales que se reciban du- limited access highway (A), a petition to seek ju- New York Susquehanna proyecto, así como para Eminent Domain Proce- Village of Tully Village fuerzos de planificación rante este plazo y que no north and south of this dicial review of the con- & Western Railway quienes viven y trabajan dure Law. vial de larga distancia. Hall se hayan abordado con section until it meets demnor's determination (NYS&W) cercano a la en el corredor. Durante The purpose of the Westcott Community El FDR/FEIS describe el anterioridad en el EIS se back up with I-81 (cur- and findings must be Renwick Avenue y el la construcción, se manProject is to address Center filed within 30 days after cruce entre la I-81/I-690 tendrá el acceso a los Proyecto; la consid- responderán en el Reg- rently I-481). structural deficiencies A 30-day public review eración de los efectos istro de la Decisión del Lengthening the the condemnor's com- serán demolidos, y el hogares y empresas. of and non-standard high- period on the FDR/FEIS sociales, económicos y Proyecto. westbound I-690 on- pletion of its publication tránsito de esta sección Se podrá solicitar, por way features while creat- will extend through May ambientales que resul- Los comentarios se po- ramp from Bear Street. of its determination and de la BL 81 recorrerá escrito, una copia de ing an improved trans- 16, 2022. New substan- tarían de la imple- drán presentar por New interchanges con- findings. Further, the una calle de ciudad de esta determinación y portation corridor tive comments received mentación del Proyecto correo (véanse las direc- structed from I-690 at exclusive venue for judi- 30 MPH entre las calles conclusiones que se enthrough the City of Syra- during this period that y las medidas necesarias ciones más abajo), por Crouse Avenue and Irv- cial review of the con- Van Buren y Pearl. La viará sin costo alguno. cuse that meets the were not previously ad- para mitigar los efectos correo electrónico (en ing Avenue, new en- demnor's determination BL 81 seguirá siendo Aquellos propietarios needs dressed in the EIS will adversos.. El documento I81Opportunities@transportation trance and exit ramps and findings is the ap- una autovía de acceso que deseen apelar la exand provides the infras- be responded to in the se publicará en el sitio dot.ny.gov), y/o dejando to/from BL 81 connect- pellate division of the limitado al norte y al sur propiación forzosa de su tructure to support long- Record of Decision for web del Proyecto en un correo de voz al 1- ing with East Willow supreme court in the ju- de esta sección hasta propiedad mediante rerange transportation the Project. https://www.dot.ny.gov/i 855-I81-TALK (855-481- Street, James Street, dicial department where que vuelva a unirse con visión judicial podrán planning efforts. any part of the property la I-84 (actualmente I- hacerlo sobre la base de Comments may be sub- 81opportunities el día 8255). and Erie Boulevard. The FDR/FEIS describes mitted by mail (see ad- 15 de abril de 2022. .comMark Frechette, A new exit ramp from BL to be condemned is lo- 481). asuntos, hechos y objeProlongación de la ram- ciones que hayan surgithe Project; the consid- dresses below), by e- Asimismo, usted podrá P.E. 81 to Colvin Street. cated (§ 207 (B), § 208). eration of social, eco- mail (at I81Opportuni- revisar una copia del Director del Proyecto North Clinton Street Further information on pa de acceso en sentido do en la audiencia (§ nomic, and environmen- ties@dot.ny.gov), and/or FDR/FEIS durante el ho- New York State Depart- would be reconstructed this project is available oeste de la I-690 desde 202 (C) (2) del Artículo tal effects that would re- by leaving a voicemail at rario de atención al ment of Transportation, and extended. upon request during la calle Bear. 2 de la EDPL). sult from implementa- 1-855-I81-TALK (855- público en las siguientes Region 3 Improvement to local normal working hours. Nuevos cruces construi- Cada propietario de facdos desde la I-690 en la tion of the Project; and 481-8255). sedes a partir del 15 de 333 East Washington streets and intersec- Direct inquiries to: avenida Crouse y la turas de registros de measures to mitigate ad- Mark Frechette, P.E. tions. Mark Frechette, P.E. abril de 2022. Street avenida Irving, nuevas evaluación individual (en verse effects. The docu- Project Director 1.7 miles of new or re- Project Director New York State Depart- Syracuse, NY 13202 adelante, “propietario”) ment will be posted to New York State Depart- ment of Transportation Rick Marquis constructed shared vehi- New York State Depart- rampas de entrada y sal- o su abogado de regla BL 81 ida hacia/desde the Project website at ment of Transportation, Region 3 Office cle and bicycle lanes. ment of Transportation, Administrador de Direcconectando con la calle istro con propiedad que https://www.dot.ny.gov/i 2.0 miles of new or re- Region 3 City of Syracuse Clerk's ción Region 3 pueda ser adquirida de81opportunities on April 333 East Washington Office Federal Highway Admin- constructed shared use 333 East Washington East Willow, James y el berá presentar, de bulevar Erie. 15, 2022. In addition, Street DeWitt Community Li- istration paths. Street Nueva rampa de salida acuerdo con el § 207 you may review a copy Syracuse, NY 13202 brary Leo W. O'Brien Federal 1.0 miles of a new cycle Syracuse, NY 13202 desde la BL 81 hacia la (A), una petición de reof the FDR/FEIS during Rick Marquis Dunbar Center track Building visión judicial de la debusiness hours at the Division Administrator East Syracuse Free Li- 11A Clinton Avenue, 12.5 miles of new or re- Aviso de determinación calle Colvin. following locations on Federal Highway Admin- brary constructed sidewalk y conclusiones de la au- Reconstrucción y exten- terminación y concluSuite 719 and after April 15, 2022: Fairmount Community Albany, NY 12207 istration Improved transit ameni- diencia pública sobre la sión de la calle North siones de expropiación dentro de los 30 días New York State Depart- Leo W. O�Brien Federal Library ties. Ley de Procedimientos Clinton. BM/PO/SR/EB-288330 ment of Transportation Building Faith Hope Community This design alternative para la Expropiación Mejora de calles locales posteriores a la finalNotice of EDPL ización de la publicación e intersecciones. Region 3 Office was selected based on a Forzosa (EDPL) 11A Clinton Avenue, Center Determination and o de la determinación y City of Syracuse Clerk's Suite 719 balanced consideration AVISO SOBRE LA LEY Reconstrucción Fayetteville Free Library Findings of Public Office LaFayette Public Library Albany, NY 12207 of the need for safe and DE PROCEDIMIENTOS creación de 1,7 millas de conclusiones de exHearing compartidos propiación. Asimismo, DeWitt Community Li- Departamento de Trans- Liverpool Public Library EX- carriles efficient transportation; PARA LA NOTICE OF EMINENT brary the social, economic, PROPIACIÓN FORZOSA para vehículos y bicicle- la sede exclusiva para la porte del Estado de Nue- Manlius Library DOMAIN PROCEDURE revisión judicial de la detas. Dunbar Center and environmental ef- (EDPL, EN INGLÉS) Marcellus Free Library va York LAW (EDPL) o terminación y concluEast Syracuse Free Li- PROYECTO DE VIADUC- Maxwell Memorial LiY Reconstrucción fects of the Project; and DETERMINACIÓN DETERMINATION AND brary national, state, and local CONCLUSIONES DE LA creación de 2 millas de siones de expropiación TO INTERESTATAL 81 brary (Camillus) FINDINGS OF PUBLIC es la cámara de apelaFairmount Community (I-81) environmental protec- AUDIENCIA PÚBLICA vías de uso compartido. Minoa Library HEARING HELD AULibrary Northeast Community P.I.N. 3501.60 tion goals. Project bene- REALIZADA EL 17 Y 18 Creación de 1 milla de ciones de la Corte GUST 17&18, 2021 carriles para bicicletas. Suprema del departaFaith Hope Community Condado de Onondaga, Center Library fits include improved DE AGOSTO DE 2021 NEW YORK STATE o mento judicial en donde Center traffic flow and mobility, DEPARTAMENTO DE Reconstrucción OCPL Beauchamp Nueva York DEPARTMENT OF Fayetteville Free Library Branch Library modernizing of aging in- TRANSPORTE DEL ES- creación de 12,5 millas se encuentre cualquier TRANSPORTATION de aceras. parte de la propiedad LaFayette Public Library frastructure and elimi- TADO DE NUEVA YORK Aviso de disponibilidad OCPL Betts Branch LiPROJECT IDENTIFICALiverpool Public Library nating non-standard and N.º DE IDENTIFICACIÓN Mejora en servicios de por expropiar (§ 207 de la declaración final de brary TION NO. 3501.60 (B), § 208). Manlius Library PROYECTO tránsito. OCPL Central Library impacto ambiental non-conforming high- DEL Esta alternativa de dis- Se podrá solicitar inforINTERSTATE 81 (I-81), Marcellus Free Library El Departamento de OCPL White Branch Liway features, support 3501.60 INTERSTATE 690 (IMaxwell Memorial Li- Transporte del Estado de brary for long-term planning INTERESTATAL 81 (I- eño se seleccionó sobre mación adicional sobre 690), INTERSTATE 481 brary (Camillus) County Nueva York (NYSDOT), Onondaga efforts, improved pedes- 81), INTERESTATAL 690 la base de una consid- este proyecto en horario (I-481) Minoa Library en cooperación con la Clerk's Office trian and bicycle facili- (I-690), INTERESTATAL eración equilibrada entre laboral normal. Enviar la necesidad de contar los pedidos a la siguCITY OF SYRACUSE, Northeast Community Administración Federal Onondaga Free Library ties, improved transit 481 (I-481) VILLAGE OF NORTH Center Library de Carreteras (FHWA), Salina Library amenities, and improved CIUDAD DE SYRACUSE, con un transporte se- iente dirección: SYRACUSE AND EAST OCPL Beauchamp ha preparado un Informe Skaneateles Library access and connectivity VILLAS DE NORTH guro y eficiente; los Mark Frechette, P.E. sociales, Director del Proyecto SYRACUSE, TOWNS OF Branch Library de Diseño Solvay Public Library to major activity centers SYRACUSE E EAST efectos DEWITT AND CICERO OCPL Betts Branch Li- Final/Declaración Final Southwest Community in the City of Syracuse. SYRACUSE, PUEBLOS económicos y ambien- New York State Departtales del Proyecto; y los ment of Transportation, ONONDAGA COUNTY brary Under the Community DE DEWITT Y CICERO de Impacto Center Library OCPL Central Library Ambiental/Evaluación Fi- Syracuse Housing Au- In accordance with the Grid alternative traffic CONDADO DE ONONDA- objetivos de protección Region 3 ambiental nacionales, 333 East Washington OCPL White Branch Li- nal del Artículo 4(f) thority Administration Eminent Domain Proce- flow and mobility for ve- GA dure Law (EDPL), the hicles, pedestrians, and De conformidad con la estatales y locales. Entre Street brary (FDR/FEIS) para el Office Onondaga County Proyecto de Viaducto I- Syracuse Housing Au- following is a synopsis bicyclists would general- Ley de Procedimientos los beneficios del Syracuse, NY 13202 of the determination and ly improve as would para la Expropiación proyecto se incluyen una BM/PO/SR/EB-288328 Clerk's Office 81 (el "Proyecto"). El thority: Pioneer Homes Onondaga Free Library Proyecto se ha adelanta- Syracuse Housing Au- findings that have been safety. Land use condi- Forzosa (EDPL, en in- mejora del flujo y la Salina Library do de conformidad con thority: Toomey Abbott made regarding the pro- tions are expected to re- glés), se presenta el movilidad del tránsito, posed project to im- main unchanged while siguiente resumen sobre una modernización de Skaneateles Library los requisitos previstos Towers en las reglamentaciones Syracuse Metropolitan prove a section of Inter- elderly individuals and la determinación y con- una estructura antigua y Solvay Public Library que se una eliminación de carSouthwest Community del Concejo de 1978 so- Transportation Council state 81 (I-81) in the individuals with disabili- clusiones bre Calidad Ambiental a Syracuse University Bird City of Syracuse. ties would benefit from tomaron en relación con acterísticas no estánCenter Library Syracuse Housing Au- los efectos de poder im- Library These determination and new and improved facili- el objeto propuesto para dares y no conformes

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OBITUARIES Marian Berry Loftus, 98

Helped start first nursery school in Skaneateles Marian Berry Loftus passed away April 4, 2022, having just celebrated her 98th birthday with her family 10 days before. Born and raised in St. Louis, she was the eldest of seven children. Her life took a turn when her mother died when Marian was a teenager and she became the “mother” of her younger siblings. She attended the RosatiKain High School in St. Louis, where she graduated top of her class. Marian met her husband, David, in St. Louis, where he was attending the St. Louis University School of Dentistry. After David graduated, they married, spent a few years in Brooklyn while David finished service in the United States Navy, and then moved to Skaneate-

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les where they spent their entire lives. Marian’s greatest joy was raising her family of 10 children. The low point of her life was losing her daughter Elizabeth (Betsy) in a boating accident in 1966. Despite a busy home life, she made several significant contributions to the Skaneateles community. Working with a few of her good friends, she helped start the first nursery school in Skaneateles, which still exists today. She was also a founding member of the Skaneateles Vincent House Guild. Her faith was very important to her and she was a life-long communicant at St. Mary’s of the Lake Roman Catholic Church in Skaneateles. As part of her religious duty, she served many terms as president of the Stella Maris Retreat Guild. For many years, she also made dinners for the men at Unity Acres in Orwell, N.Y., and worked annually as a captain of a

team going door to door to collect money for the American Cancer Society. Marian was predeceased by her husband, David; daughter, Elizabeth, and five of her siblings. She is survived by her children David Loftus Jr. (Jane), Pamela Pidhirny (John), Jo Ann Loftus, Mary Ann Loftus, Margaret Newland (Fergus), Jon Loftus, M.D. (Tayloe), Philip Loftus, Amy Kimm (Todd ), Mark Loftus (Linh) and sister, Pat Berry. She also has 14 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Services were held Saturday, April 9, at St. Mary of the Lake Church in Skaneateles at 10 a.m. For much of her life, Marian asked her family to make contributions to the many charities she supported instead of giving her gifts. Please help continue this tradition and in lieu of flowers, make a donation to SAVES in Skaneateles,

DEATH NOTICES William A. May, 81, of Weedsport, passed away April 2, 2022. The Bush Funeral Home of Elbridge has arrangements. Russell P. Baxter, Jr., 95, of Liverpool, passed away April 9, 2022. Maurer Funeral Home Moyers Corners, Baldwinsville, has

arrangements. Robert W. Jaquin, 81, of Liverpool passed away April 8,2022. Maurer Funeral Home Moyers Corners, Baldwinsville, has arrangements.

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Marian Berry Loftus DoctorsWithout Borders (can be made online), or a charity of your choice.

l From page 10 The last stop before heading home will be to the National Comedy Center, which will take us on a laugh-filled journey through comedy history. A $100/person deposit is due by June 10 to reserve your spot. Visit the town recreation department’s website or call the office for rooming rates and more information. Look for more trips to be released soon. To register for youth and adult programming or to reserve a pavilion in Marcellus Park visit our website at marcellusny.com. or visit Community Pass at register.communitypass.net/TownofMarcellus For immediate updates on all park and Recreation activities, follow us on Facebook at Marcellus Parks and Recreation. The parks and recreation office is located in the new town hall building at 22 E. Main St. The email is park_rec@marcellusny.com and phone number is 315-673-3269 ext. 2

12 April 20, 2022 LEGALS

LEGAL NOTICE Section 6. That except as hereinafter provided, the official notice of the aforesaid public hearing, vote and election shall be in the following form: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE ON THE 2022-2023 ANNUAL BUDGET, SEPARATE PROPOSITIONS AND ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE LIVERPOOL CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, AND VOTE ON THE ANNUAL UDGET AND THE ELECTION OF TRUSTEES FOR THE LIVERPOOL PUBLIC LIBRARY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Thursday, May 5, 2022, commencing at 6:30 p.m., the Board of Education (the “Board of Education”) of the Liverpool Central School District (the “School District”) will conduct a public hearing at the Board Meeting Room in the District Office located at 195 Blackberry Road in the Town of Clay, New York for the purpose of discussing the statement of the amount of money which will be required for school purposes for the 2022-2023 fiscal year, specifying the several purposes and the amount for each (the “Budget”). NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that detailed copies of the Budget, together with the appendages required by Section 1716 of the Education Law and the text of any proposition that will be presented to the voters may be obtained by any taxpayer of the School District at the Office of the District Clerk located at the District Office, 195 Blackberry Road, in the Town of Clay, New York, and at each schoolhouse in the School District, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on any day during the fourteen (14) day period immediately preceding May 17, 2022 other than a Saturday, Sunday or holiday, at the Liverpool Public Library, and on the School District's internet website at: http://www.liverpool. k12.ny.us/. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN in accordance with Section 495 of the N.Y. Real Property Tax Law, that the School District shall prepare a Real Property Tax “Exemption Report” which shall show how much of the assessed value on the final assessment roll (utilized for the school tax levy) is exempt from taxation by the School District. This exemption report will list every type of exemption granted and will show: (1) the cumulative impact of each type of exemption; (2) the cumulative amount expected to be received as payments in lieu of taxes (PILOTS), or other payments, from recipients of each type of exemption; and (3) the cumulative impact of all exemptions granted. This Exemption Report will be posted on the School District's website and on School District bulletin boards utilized for posting public notices. The Exemption Report will be annexed to any preliminary School District budget, and shall become part of the final budget. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that voting by voting machines will take place on Tuesday, May 17, 2022, at the polling place hereinafter specified, between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m., upon the matters hereinafter set forth: To elect four (4) members of the Board of Education to fill the following vacancies: For a three-year term Incumbent, Nicholas Blaney For a three-year term Incumbent, Craig Dailey For a three-year term Incumbent, Timothy Fay For a one-year term Incumbent, R. Thomas Furr To vote upon the adoption of the School District's 2022-2023 budget, which will appear as Proposition No. 1 on the School District voting machines. To vote upon the adoption of the proposition to purchase school transportation and other vehicles set forth below, which will appear as Proposition No. 2 on the School District voting machines. Proposition No. 2 Shall the Board of Education (the “Board”) of the Liverpool Central School District (the “School District”) be authorized to purchase six (6) large school buses at a maximum estimated cost of $138,245.00 each; two (2) large school buses with double luggage boxes at a maximum estimated cost of $142,328.00 each; three (3) small school buses with air conditioning at a maximum estimated cost of $71,972.00 each; one (1) small school bus

a maximum estimated cost of $138,245.00 each; two (2) large school buses with double luggage boxes at a maximum estimated cost of $142,328.00 each; LEGALS three (3) small school buses with air conditioning at a maximum estimated cost of $71,972.00 each; one (1) small school bus with wheel chair package at a maximum estimated cost of $78,331.00; two (2) Chevy Suburban's with 4-wheel drive at a maximum estimated cost of $77,795.00 each; one (1) 8 foot x 24 foot heavy duty enclosed utility trailer at a maximum estimated cost of $14,500.00; one (1) heavy duty delivery truck with 26 foot dry van body and heavy duty liftgate at a maximum estimated cost of $172,000.00; together with maximum estimated bonding and legal costs of $5,000, for a total combined maximum estimated expenditure of $1,755,463.00 and shall the Board be authorized to raise the specified sum for these purposes, or so much thereof as may be necessary, by levying a tax upon the taxable property of the School District, to be collected in annual installments as provided in Section 416 of the Education Law; and in anticipation of such tax, to issue obligations of the School District? To vote on the adoption of the proposition to establish a capital reserve fund set forth below, which will appear as Proposition No. 3 on the School District voting machines. Proposition No. 3 Shall the Board of Education (the “Board”) of the Liverpool Central School District (the “School District”) be authorized and directed to establish a new Capital Reserve Fund, in accordance with the provisions of Section 3651 of the New York Education Law, to be known as the “2022 Capital Reserve Fund”; to be funded in a maximum amount not to exceed $30,000,000; with a term of 10 years; which shall be used to pay the cost of the acquisition, construction, reconstruction, improvement, rehabilitation, repair, furnishing or equipping of School District buildings and facilities and related improvements, and the acquisition of original furnishings, equipment, machinery and apparatus required for the purposes for which such improvements are to be used, with the Capital Reserve Fund amount to be raised by appropriations from the School District�s undesignated fund balance, in such amounts as determined annually by the Board? To vote upon the adoption of the 2022-2023 annual budget for the Liverpool Public Library, which will appear as Proposition No. 4 on the School District voting machines. To elect three (3) members of the Library Board of Trustees to fill the following vacancies: For a five-year term Incumbent, Yvette Hewitt For a five-year term Incumbent, Dennis McLaughlin For a five-year term Incumbent, Mary Schapley NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that candidates for the office of member of the Board of Education shall be nominated by petition, and that a separate petition is required to nominate each candidate. Every petition must (i) be directed to the District Clerk; (ii) be signed by at least twenty-five (25) qualified voters of the School District; (iii) state the residence of each signer and the name and residence of the candidate; and (iv) be filed c/o the District Clerk, Room 1, 195 Blackberry Road, in the Town of Clay, New York, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. local time, daily, and no later than 5:00 p.m. on Monday, April 18, 2022. Petition forms may be obtained from Room 1 at the District Office. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the School District has established personal registration of voters. Therefore, only registered voters, who are legally “qualified” to vote, may vote on May 17, 2022. To be a “qualified voter” a person must be a citizen of the United States, at least 18 years of age, and a legal resident of the School District for a period of 30 days immediately prior to May 17, 2022. To be properly registered to vote, persons seeking to vote must: Register to vote by Tuesday, May 10, 2022 with the School District at the place and time specified below, provided that the person is known or proven to the satisfaction of registration officials to be then or thereafter entitled to vote at the Annual District Meeting and Election for which the register is prepared; or Have been previously placed upon such register and who have voted at any annual or special district meeting or election held or conducted during the calendar

tion officials to be then BE USED FOR THAT pursuant to an Order of or thereafter entitled to PURPOSE. the Honorable Joseph E. vote at the Annual DisYOU MAY REQUEST Lamendola, Justice of trict Meeting and ElecCOMMUNICATIONS IN the Supreme Court, dattion for which the regisAN ALTERNATIVE FOR- ed March 11, 2022, and ter is prepared; or MAT SUCHNews AS LARGE Eagle News • CNY’s Community Sourcefiled with the Amended PRINT, BRAILLE, OR AN Complaint in the office Have been previously placed upon such regisAUDIO COMPACT of the CounLEGALS LEGALS LEGALS DISK of the Clerk LEGALS ter and who have voted BY CONTACTING US AT ty of Onondaga at SyraNotice of LLC THIS NUMBER: 315- cuse, New York. at any annual or special Formation The object of this action 422-1152. district meeting or elecis to foreclose a mortSUPREME COURT OF tion held or conducted of 407 King Avenue, gage dated June 5, THE STATE OF NEW during the calendar LLC, a NY limited liabili2001, executed by Hafez YORK years 2018, 2019, 2020 ty company (LLC). Arts. of Org. filed with NY COUNTY OF ONONDAGA Q. Qasem to Manufacor 2021; or Be registered with the Sec. of State (NYSS) on MANUFACTURERS AND turers and Traders Trust Onondaga County Board 3/31/22. Office: Ononda- TRADERS TRUST COM- Company to secure the sum of $40,000.00 and of Elections to vote in ga County. NYSS desig- PANY, recorded in Liber 11608 Plaintiff/Petitioner, general elections, pur- nated as agent of LLC of Mortgages at Page - against suant to the provisions upon whom process 294&c., in the Office of of Article 5 of the Elec- against it may be served. Index No. 007997/2021 NYSS shall mail process HAFEZ Q. QASEM, et al., the Clerk of the County tion Law. of Onondaga on July 16, Voter Registration: The to: 9055 Brewerton Defendant/Respondent. place where a resident Road, Brewerton, New NOTICE OF ELECTRONIC 2001 at 12:47 o'clock in York 13029. Purpose: the afternoon. FILING may register with the Any lawful purpose. See Schedule “A” at(Consensual Case) School District to vote in SR-287932 tached hereto and made Rule § 202.5(Uniform school elections and refa part hereof. bb) erenda is as follows: You have received this DATED: March 18, 2022 Liverpool Central School /s/Anthony R. Hanley Notice because: District Office STATE OF NEW YORK 1) The Plaintiff/Peti- Anthony R. Hanley, Esq. Room 1 SUPREME COURT tioner, whose name is Costello, Cooney & COUNTY OF ONONDAGA 195 Blackberry Road listed above, has filed Fearon, PLLC Index No. 007997/2021 Liverpool, New York this case using the New Attorneys for Plaintiff Filing Date: 3/18/22 The date and hours York State Courts e-fil- 211 W. Jefferson Street AMENDED where such registration ing system (�NYSCEF�), Syracuse, New York SUMMONS 13202 shall occur at the above and Property Address: SCHEDULE “A” location are as follows: 2) You are a Defen447 Wilkinson Street ALL THAT TRACT OR Date / Time Syracuse, New York dant/Respondent (a par- PARCEL OF LAND, situTuesday, May 10, 2022 ty) in this case. 13204 ate in the City of Syra9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Tax Map No. 105.-08- If you are represented cuse, County of OnondaNOTICE IS FURTHER 05.0 by an attorney: give this GIVEN that the polling MANUFACTURERS AND Notice to your attorney. ga and State of New place where the vote and TRADERS TRUST COM- (Attorneys: see "Infor- York and being more particularly described as election will take place is PANY, mation for Attorneys" Lot No. 48 in Block No. as follows: pg. 2). Plaintiff, 428 in the City of SyraWetzel Road Elementary If you are not represent-vsSchool, 4246 Wetzel HAFEZ Q. QASEM (if lived by an attorney: you cuse, according to a Road, Liverpool, New ing) and ANY UN- will be served with all map of part of said York KNOWN HEIRS, DE- documents in paper and Block made by R. Griffin Directions to this polling VISEES, DISTRIBUTEES you must serve and file for Andrew Struthers place may be obtained OR SUCCESSORS IN IN- your documents in pa- and being further defrom Room 1 at the Dis- TEREST OF THE LATE per, unless you choose scribed as follows: BEGINNING at the northtrict Office during nor- HAFEZ Q. QASEM to participate in e-filing. mal business hours. (should he be dead) If you choose to partici- east corner of said lot in NOTICE IS FURTHER AND IF ANY BE DEAD, pate in e-filing, you must the southerly line of GIVEN that applications ANY AND ALL PERSONS have access to a com- Wilkinson Street; thence for absentee ballots for WHO ARE SPOUSES, puter and a scanner or southerly along the eastthe election may be ob- WIDOWS, GRANTEES, other device to convert erly line of said Lot 82 documents into elec- 48/100 feet to the southtained at the District Of- MORTGAGEES, east corner of said Lot fice, Room 1, 195 Black- LIENORS, HEIRS, DE- tronic format, a connec- No. 48; thence westerly DISTRIBUTEES, VISEES, tion to the internet, and berry Road, Liverpool, along the southerly line New York. No absentee EXECUTORS, ADMINIS- an e-mail address to reof said lot about 36 6/10 TRATORS OR SUCCESceive service of docu- feet to the southwest voter's “ballot” will be canvassed unless it is SORS IN INTEREST OF ments. corner thereof; thence SUCH OF THEM AS MAY The benefits of partici- northerly along the received in said office by BE DEAD, AND THEIR pating in e-filing include: 5:00 p.m. on May 17, westerly line of said Lot -serving and filing 81 88/100 feet to the 2022, the day of the SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEDISTRIBUTEES VISEES, your documents elec- northwest corner therevote. In accordance with Section 2018-a(6) AND SUCCESSORS IN tronically of; thence easterly along -free access to view the southerly line of of the Education Law, a INTEREST, ALL OF listing of all the persons WHOM AND WHOSE and print your e-filed Wilkinson Street 36 6/10 to whom absentee bal- NAMES AND PLACES OF documents feet to the place of be-limiting your num- ginning. lots shall have been is- RESIDENCE ARE UNKNOWN TO PLAINTIFF; ber of trips to the courtsued will be available for MOHAMMED H. QASEM, HELP FOR HOMEOWNpublic inspection in as Heir to the Estate of house ERS IN FORECLOSURE -paying any court Room 1 of the District Hafez Q. Qasem; New York State Law refees on-line (credit card quires that we send you Office during regular of- PEOPLE OF THE STATE needed) this notice about the fice hours until the day OF NEW YORK; To register for e-filing or process. of the vote. UNITED STATES OF for more information foreclosure Please read it carefully. NOTICE IS FURTHER AMERICA; how e-filing Summons and GIVEN that military vot- CROUSE HEALTH HOS- about works: Complaint ers who are not current- PITAL INC. d/b/a -visit: www.nycourt- You are in danger of losly registered may apply CROUSE HOSPITAL; ing your home. If you to register as qualified ST. JOSEPH�S HOSPI- s.gov/efile-unrepresented or fail to respond to the voters of the District. TAL HEALTH CENTER; -contact the Clerk�s summons and complaint Military voters may re- STATE TAX COMMISOffice or Help Center at in this foreclosure acquest an application to SION, the court where the case tion, you may lose your register as a qualified Defendants. voter from the District TO THE ABOVE-NAMED was filed. Court contact home. Please read the can be summons and complaint information Clerk. Military voter reg- DEFENDANTS: istration application YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- found at www.nycourts.- carefully. You should gov immediately contact an forms must be received MONED to answer the To find legal information attorney or your local leAmended Complaint in in the Office of the Disto help you represent gal aid office to obtain trict Clerk no later than the above action and to yourself visit www.ny- advice on how to protect 5:00 p.m. on May 2, serve a copy of your An- courthelp.gov yourself. 2022. In order for a mil- swer on the Plaintiff�s Information for AttorSources of Information itary voter to be issued a attorney within twenty neys and Assistance military ballot, the Dis- (20) days after the ser- An attorney representing The State encourages trict must have received vice of this Amended a party who is served you to become informed in the office of the Summons, exclusive of with this notice must ei- about your options in school district clerk a the day of service, or ther consent or decline foreclosure. In addition valid ballot application within thirty (30) days consent to electronic fil- to seeking assistance no later than 5:00 pm on after completion of ser- ing and service through from an attorney or legal May 2, 2022. A military vice where service is NYSCEF for this case. aid office, there are govvoter may designate a made in any other man- Attorneys registered ernment agencies and ner than by personal depreference to receive a with NYSCEF may record non-profit organizations military voter registra- livery within the State. their consent electroni- that you may contact for The United States of tion, military ballot ap- America, if designated cally in the manner pro- information about possiplication or military bal- as a defendant in this vided at the NYSCEF ble options, including lot by mail, facsimile action, may answer or site. Attorneys not reg- trying to work with your transmission or elec- appear within sixty (60) istered with NYSCEF but lender during this protronic mail in their re- days of service hereof. intending to participate cess. quest for such registra- In case of your failure to in e-filing must first cre- To locate an entity near tion, ballot application, appear or answer, judg- ate a NYSCEF account you, you may call the or ballot. Such designa- ment will be taken and obtain a user ID and toll-free helpline maintion shall remain in ef- against you by default password prior to tained by the New York fect until revoked or for the relief demanded recording their consent State Department of Fichanged by the military in the Complaint. by going to www.ny- nancial Services at 1888-995-HOPE (4673) voter. Ballots for mili- NOTICE courts.gov/efile. tary voters shall be YOU ARE IN DANGER Attorneys declining to or visit the Department's mailed, or otherwise dis- OF LOSING YOUR HOME consent must file with website at www.dfs.ny.tributed, no later than If you do not respond to the court and serve on gov/consumer/mortg. May 3, 2022. this summons and com- all parties of record a htm. Rights and Obligations NOTICE IS FURTHER plaint by serving a copy declination of consent. GIVEN that additional of the answer on the at- For additional informa- YOU ARE NOT REpropositions may be torney for the mortgage tion about electronic fil- QUIRED TO LEAVE placed upon the ballot company who filed this ing and to create a YOUR HOME AT THIS for consideration by vot- foreclosure proceeding NYSCEF account, visit TIME. You have the ers upon petition signed against you and filing the NYSCEF website at right to stay in your home during the forecloby fifty-eight (58) the answer with the www.nycourts.gov/efile sure process. You are eligible voters of the court, a default judg- or contact the NYSCEF not required to leave School District and sub- ment may be entered Resource Center (phone: your home unless and mitted to the District and you can lose your 646-386-3033; e-mail: until your property is efile@nycourts.gov). Clerk at the District Of- home. sold at auction pursuant fice located at 195 Speak to an attorney or Dated: 3/18/22 to a judgment of foreclogo to the court where Anthony R. Hanley, Esq. Blackberry Road in the sure and sale. RegardTown of Clay, New York, your case is pending for Name less of whether you further information on 211 W. Jefferson Street no later than 4:00 p.m. choose to remain in how to answer the sumSyracuse, New York your home, YOU ARE on Monday, April 18, and protect your mons 13202 2022 (except as to a REQUIRED TO TAKE Address question or proposition property. CARE OF YOUR PROPSending a payment to (315) 422-1152 required by law to be ERTY and pay property stated in this Legal No- your mortgage company Phone will not stop this fore- Costello, Cooney, & taxes in accordance with tice); provided, however, state and local law. closure action. that (i) such proposition YOU MUST RESPOND Fearon, PLLC Foreclosure Rescue Firm Name must be within the pow- BY SERVING A COPY OF Scams ahanley@ccf-law.com er of the voters to de- THE ANSWER ON THE Be careful of people who E-Mail approach you with offers cide; (ii) teachers� ATTORNEY FOR THE salaries and ordinary PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE TO: HAFEZ Q. QASEM (if to “save” your home. living) and ANY UNThere are individuals contingent expenses are COMPANY) AND FILING not subject to amend- THE ANSWER WITH KNOWN HEIRS, DE- who watch for notices of VISEES, DISTRIBUTEES foreclosure actions in ment by proposition; (iii) THE COURT. any proposition which Onondaga County is OR SUCCESSORS IN IN- order to unfairly profit requires the expenditure designated as the place TEREST OF THE LATE from a homeowner's Q. QASEM distress. You should be of monies must specify of trial. The basis of HAFEZ the amount of the ap- venue is the location of (should he be dead) extremely careful about propriation therefore; the mortgaged premis- AND IF ANY BE DEAD, any such promises and ANY AND ALL PERSONS any suggestions that and (iv) any additional es. proposition is subject to DATED: January 25, WHO ARE SPOUSES, you pay them a fee or WIDOWS, GRANTEES, sign over your deed. review and revision, 2022 State law requires anyMORTGAGEES, without change of intent, /s/Anthony R. Hanley LIENORS, HEIRS, DE- one offering such serby the School District Anthony R. Hanley, Esq. COSTELLO, COONEY & VISEES, DISTRIBUTEES, vices for profit to enter Counsel. EXECUTORS, ADMINIS- into a contract which NOTICE IS FURTHER FEARON, PLLC fully describes the serGIVEN that the complete Attorneys for the Plain- TRATORS OR SUCCES- vices they will perform SORS IN INTEREST OF register of voters of the tiff and SUCH OF THEM AS MAY and fees they will School District will be Manufacturers BE DEAD, AND THEIR charge, and which proTrust Company Traders filed in Room 1 at the SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- hibits them from taking Office and Post Office District Office and that VISEES, DISTRIBUTEES any money from you unAddress such register will be AND SUCCESSORS IN til they have completed open for inspection by 211 W. Jefferson Street ALL OF all such promised serINTEREST, any qualified voter of the Syracuse, New York WHOM AND WHOSE vices. School District between 13202 NAMES AND PLACES OF THE ATTACHED NOTICE the hours of 9:00 a.m. Telephone: (315) 422- RESIDENCE ARE UN- IS PROVIDED IN ACand 4:00 p.m. on each 1152 CORDANCE WITH AND KNOWN TO PLAINTIFF, of the five (5) days prior THIS COMMUNICATION The foregoing Amended IN SATISFACTION OF FROM A DEBT COLIS to Tuesday, May 17, Summons and Notice of NEW YORK STATE REAL 2022, except Saturdays LECTOR AND IS AN AT- Electronic Filing (Con- PROPERTY ACTIONS TEMPT TO COLLECT A and Sundays. PROCEEDINGS DEBT. ANY INFORMA- sensual Case) is served AND BY ORDER OF THE TION OBTAINED WILL upon you by publication LAW § 1303. BOARD OF EDUCATION BE USED FOR THAT pursuant to an Order of SR-286890 OF THE LIVERPOOL PURPOSE. the Honorable Joseph E. CENTRAL SCHOOL DIS- YOU MAY REQUEST Lamendola, Justice of TRICT, COMMUNICATIONS IN the Supreme Court, datCOUNTY OF ONONDA- AN ALTERNATIVE FOR- ed March 11, 2022, and Notice of Formation GA, NEW YORK. MAT SUCH AS LARGE filed with the Amended of ALLSFAIR PROPERCatherine Morabito PRINT, BRAILLE, OR AN Complaint in the office TIES, LLC, a Domestic District Clerk AUDIO COMPACT DISK of the Clerk of the Coun- Limited Liability CompaSR-287365 BY CONTACTING US AT ty of Onondaga at Syra- ny (LLC). Articles of OrTHIS NUMBER: 315- cuse, New York. ganization filed with the 422-1152. The object of this action Secretary of State of SUPREME COURT OF is to foreclose a mort- New York (SSNY) on THE STATE OF NEW gage dated June 5, July 28, 2021. Office lo-

Notice of Formation of ALLSFAIR PROPERTIES, LLC, a Domestic Limited LEGALS Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on July 28, 2021. Office location: County of Onondaga. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 4396 Oak Orchard Rd., Clay, New York 13041. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. SR-287362 Notice of Formation of Big Dog Farm, LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 11/30/21. Office location: Onondaga County. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to PO Box 1664, Cicero, NY 13039. Purpose: any lawful purpose. SR-286493 Notice of Formation of Canine Clarity 315, LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with he Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 04/04/2022. Office location: County of Onondaga. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 8480 Maple Road, Clay, New York 13041. Purpose: any lawful purpose. SR-287818 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF DOMESTIC LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY; Name of LLC: CASTLE RUN, LLC; Date of filing: 2/22/2022; Office of the LLC: Onondaga Co.; The NY Secretary of State has been designated as the agent upon whom process may be served. NYSS may mail a copy of any process to the LLC at 131 Butterfield Circle, North Syracuse, New York 13212; Purpose of LLC: Any lawful purpose. SR-286174 Notice of Formation of: Central New York Family Health Nurse Practitioner PLLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 8/9/2021. Office location: County of Onondaga County. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 5701 E. Circle Dr. Ste 108 #264, Cicero NY, 13039. Purpose: any lawful purpose. SR-288202 Notice of Formation of JJR STRATEGIES, LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 02/02/2022. Office location: County of Onondaga. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: PO Box 2163, Liverpool, NY 13089. Purpose: any lawful purpose. SR-287208 Notice of Formation of LACEY'S SOLUTIONS, LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 12/07/21. Office location: County of Onondaga. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 8136 Firenze Lane, Clay NY 13041. Purpose: any lawful purpose. SR-288288 NOTICE OF LLC FORMATION Md22 LLC. Filed with SSNY on 3/4/2022. Office: Onondaga County. SSNY designated as agent for process & shall mail to: 5701 East Circle Drive #234, Cicero, NY 13039. Purpose: any lawful. SR-286494 Notice of Formation of Oak Orchard Tree Service LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 4/26/2021. Office location: County of Onondaga. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 3891 Hallston Drive, Liverpool, NY 13090. Purpose: any lawful purpose. SR-286938 Notice of Formation of Raising Cain Music LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 02/21/22. Office location: County of Onondaga. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 154 Eagles Pointe Circle, Liverpool, NY 13090. Purpose: any lawful purpose. SR-287870

Star Review LEGALS Notice of Formation of Robinson & Powell Holdings LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 3/14/22. Office location: County of Onondaga. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: Brandon Powell 102 Riverdale Rd, Liverpool, NY 13090. Purpose: any lawful purpose. SR-287500 Notice of formation of SPINK PSYCHOLOGY, PLLC. Articles of Organization filed with Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 04/01/2022. County: Onondaga. SSNY designated as agent of PLLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to P.O. BOX 3115, Liverpool, NY 13089. Purpose: to engage in any and all business for which PLLCs may be formed under the New York PLLC Law. SR-287894 Notice of Formation of LLC. Stolen Rock Realty, LLC (LLC) filed Arts. of Org. with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 03/22/2022. Office location: Onondaga County. SSNY designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process may be served and SSNY shall mail process to the LLC at c/o Stolen Rock Realty, LLC, 401 6th Street, Liverpool, NY 13088. Purpose: any business permitted under law. SR-287132 SWEET YUMMY DESTINY LLC Articles of Org. filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 1/21/22. Office in Onondaga Co. SSNY desig. agent of LLC whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail process to 9152 Mud Mill Rd., Brewerton, NY 13029. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. Principal business loc: 10351 Destiny USA Drive, Syracuse, NY 13204. SR-286602 Notice of Formation of Limited Liability Company (LLC) Name: Twin Trees Pizza on 57, LLC Articles of Organization filed by the Department of State of New York on: 02/16/2007. Office location: County of Onondaga. Purpose: Any and all lawful activities. Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of process to: The LLC 7608 Oswego Road PO Box 2333 Liverpool, NY 13090 SR-288287 Articles of Organization of Upstate Canvas and Upholstery LLC ("LLC") were filed with Sec. of State of NY ("SSNY") on 3/23/2022. Office Location: Onondaga County. SSNY has been designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of any process to, and the LLC's principal business location is 6292 Locomotive Lane, Cicero, New York 13039. Purpose: any lawful business purpose. SR-287368 Notice of Formation of Upstate Greenery LLC Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 08/05/2020. Office location: County of Onondaga. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 7765 Deerfield Rd., Liverpool, NY 13090. SR-286447 TOWN OF CICERO LEGAL NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT ELISA M. WHITE, 8110-8120 BREWERTON ROAD (TAX MAP #049.-03-05.1) CICERO, NY, has made application to the Zoning Board of Appeals for one or more variance(s) for a sign. ----- LEGAL DESCRIPTION AVAILABLE AT THE TOWN OF CICERO ZONING OFFICE-----As required by the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Cicero, to FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that a Public Hearing on the question of the granting of said application to be held at the Cicero Town Hall, 8236 Brewerton Road, Cicero, NY 13039, by the aforesaid Board at 6:00 P.M., local time, on Monday, May 2, 2022, at which time and place all persons will be heard either for or against the granting of the request stated in said application. DATED APRIL 14, 2022 CHARLES STANTON CHAIRMAN TOWN OF CICERO ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS SR-288385

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Liverpool tennis team beats West Genesee 5-2 by Phil Blackwell

It proved quite a good debut for the Liverpool boys tennis team in the 2022 season. Amid sunny, windy conditions, the Warriors went to Camillus to face West Genesee last Tuesday afternoon and, taking all three points in singles, was able to beat the Wildcats 5-2. Cole Potrzeba claimed a forfeit, while in the two contested matches Evan Miller shut out John Diem 6-0, 6-0 and Justin Barrett got his own 6-0, 6-0 win over Justin Palmieri. WG countered with two points in

doubles, one of them a three-set battle where William Baduf and James Welch, two games from victory, could not hold on in a 3-6, 7-5, 6-2 defeat to Noah Ruston and Joe Paoli. But Brett Ritter and Mason Pinchin won in straight sets over Sam Barth and Taylor Young 6-4, 6-2, while Jimmy Bul and Aydan Presley got yet another 6-0, 6-0 win, this one over Jonah Hanlon and Cooper Corcoran. Liverpool is not playing again until an April 27 showdown with CiceroNorth Syracuse, who has non-league matches against Central Square and East Syracuse Minoa late this week.

Liverpool girls golf team splits opening matches by Phil Blackwell

In 2021, the Liverpool girls golf team reached new standards, the duo of Mia and Nataly Avotins helping the Warriors put together a perfect 12-0 regular-season record and the SCAC Metro division title. With the Avotin sisters having graduated, Liverpool would find out right away just how difficult it would be staying on top of the standings. Against defending sectional Division I champion Fayetteville-Manlius Green in last Wednesday’s opener at Hickory Hills, the Warriors had solid scores, yet still lost 163-189 to the Hornets. Jewelyana Daniels shot a 42 for nine holes, ty-

ing for third place with F-M’s Elizabeth Noel behind the Hornets’ duo of Gabby Dardis (38) and Alana Isley (40). Maddie Turck had a 44, with Emma Fenwick shooting 49 and Madison Teska a 54. Liverpool would fare better against West Genesee a day later at Westvale, doing enough in warm, windy conditions to secure a 226-244 victory over the Wildcats. Daniels, with a 50, edged out WG’s Sophia Simiele (51) for individual honors. Turck shot a 55, with Fenwick earning a 59 and Aija McIntyre picking up a 62. Liverpool plays again this week against Baldwinsville, while both teams from Cicero-North Syracuse will get underway, too.

C-NS, Liverpool track stars at Westhill meet by Phil Blackwell

Before they entered the heart of their respective schedules, the Cicero-North Syracuse and Liverpool track and field teams would get a glimpse of each other at last Tuesday’s Westhill Spring Break Invitational. And both sides would emerge with winning performances, especially the Northstars, whose girls team claimed several events, including two from Lilly Capria. In the triple jump, Capria’s top attempt of 33 feet beat out the 32’10” from Tully’s Emma Byrne, with Ava Schiff seventh. Then, in the high jump, Capria was the only competitor to clear 5 feet as Grace Murray (4’6”) was sixth. The Northstars’ 4x400 relay quartet of Kate Putman, Marissa Navarra, Grace Murray and Hannah Boyle went 4:06.61, more than 16 seconds ahead of Baldwinsville’s 4:23.37. C-NS also won the 3x100 shuttle hurdles, finishing in 55.48 seconds to Liverpool’s second-place 57.10. The boys Warriors were fourth in the 3x110 shuttle hurdles in 1:01.83. In the invitational 400-meter dash, Kate Putman was second in 58.75 seconds and Hannah Boyle third in 1:00.45. Marissa Navarra was fourth in the 1,500-meter run in 5:00.04. Liverpool broke through in the girls 100meter dash, where Sophia Jarosz won in 13.10 seconds to edge the 13.18 from C-NS’s Jaydin Mackey. Allie Cary added a shot put victory with a throw of 32’9” that beat teammate Janea Hamilton-Brown’s second-place 32’2 ½” as the Northstars’ Cha’Nya Jones finished sixth. Mia Wright was third in 13.23 for the Warriors as Mackey took third in the 200-meter dash in 27.02 seconds, edging Wright’s 27.14

in fourth place. Jarosz, Lena Young, Sophie Hoy and Emily Aiello were third in the 4x400 in 4:25.38. Beatrize Gugol went 32.67 seconds in the 200-meter hurdles, getting third place as Kaitlyn Burt (33.47) was sixth. Addison Ziegler was fourth in the 800-meter run in 2:32.30 and Hoy fifth (14’7”) in the long jump. To win the high jump for Liverpool, Bennett Robb had to clear 5’8” with fewer misses than C-NS’s Trevon Walker, who settled for second place. The Warriors’ Michael Purvis finished second in the 3,000-meter steeplechase in 10:59.22, trailing only the 10:28.97 from Pulaski’s Luke Tighe. Joe Guindy was third in the discus, heaving it 98’7” to go with a sixth (38’10 ½”) in the shot put. Ryan Hagan took third in the invitational 3,200-meter run in 9:17.30, with Nick Dailey fifth in the 200 hurdles in 29.03 seconds. C-NS had Gavin McAllister win the pole vault, clearing 10 feet, with Liverpool’s Declan Fahy fourth at 8’6”. Carlton Garnes went 20’2” in the long jump, second to the 20’10” from JamesvilleDeWitt’s Caleb Smith as Liverpool’s Ny’Quez Madison was fourth with 19’3”. Then, in the triple jump, Garnes went 41’3”, just behind Baldwinsville’s Owen Weaver (41’7”) as Trevon Walker was fifth with 37’6” and Anthony Johnson sixth with 36’10”. Ashton Murdock gave C-NS a third-place time of 4:46.22 in the 1,600-meter run, with the Warriors’ Austin Ziegler sixth in 4:50.26. Gavin McAllister was fifth in the 800 in 2:03.45.

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Do you know anything about this picture? By Dorothy Heller Clay Historian This week’s question: The children in this photo attended a school that was unique for its time. Do you know the name of the school and what set it apart? Do you recognize any of the students? Last week’s answer: Pictured are the infamous Melvin brothers at an early age. Standing is Myron S. Melvin and seated is his brother Crandall Melvin, four years younger. It is wellknown that they started a law firm of Melvin and Melvin on Jan. 1, 1921). Following is the history that led to this event. The first Melvin to arrive in America was Patrick Melvin from Scotland. Landing in Massachusetts in the early 1700s, it is said he brought with him the canny Scottish knack of doing business and making money. He stayed a short time in Melvin Village in New Hampshire and then went on to Melvin Mills on the

Warner River, where his two sons established a grist mill, woodworking shop and a village. Twenty-two ancestors of Myron and Crandall fought in the Revolutionary War. Around 1850, Jewett Melvin settled in the Woodard part of Clay, where he became a farmer. His son Ansel, the father of Myron and Crandall, also became a farmer and moved with his wife, May Soule, to a 50-acre farm in Euclid where his sons were born. Ansel was a hard-working man who grew tobacco, potatoes and fodder for his 15 cows. He bought and sold cattle, pigs and tobacco. During the panic of 1890, he bought very cheaply all the case tobacco he could get and stored it in his farm buildings. After the panic, he sold it at a handsome price. He also taught school and was justice of the peace of Clay. The Melvin brothers learned from their parents to buy something if it is cheap, to work hard and to be thrifty and to put their dollars to work to make more dollars. They were also taught that “early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.” From Euclid the family moved to a 200-acre farm on Buckley Road where Ansel became justice of the peace of the town of Salina and later a councilman when Salina became a first-class town. From observing the trials conducted

before their father, the brothers decided they would become lawyers. The Melvin enterprise expanded. There was more farming done, more wheeling and dealing. The Melvin boys rose at 3:30 a.m. to milk the 35 cows as the peddler arrived at 4:45 a.m. The Melvins got 2 ½ cents a quart and it was delivered retail by the peddler for 5 cents a quart. After milking the cows and having breakfast at 5 a.m., the brothers would start for school, which began at 8 a.m., returning home to milk again at 4 p.m. One day while Myron was walking home from school, he met a man who owned a lot with a shack on it and the man offered to sell it to him. Myron bought it for $100 and shortly after sold it for $300. That was the beginning. By 1964, the Melvins owned at least 15 farms in Onondaga County and thousands of acres in the Adirondacks plus other types of real estate, from houses to office buildings. The brothers both attended Syracuse University and Syracuse Law School, joining law firms when they graduated. Crandall joined the 317 Field Artillery during World War I. When he got out in 1919 he joined a firm, but by 1921 both he and Myron found themselves alone, so that’s when they formed the Law Firm of Melvin and Melvin. Each of them had a son who joined the firm. When Crandall became president of the Merchants Bank on April 4, 1938, he operated the bank and Myron operated the law office. Crandall became chairman of the bank board in 1963. Both Myron and

Crandall held the office of president of the Onondaga County Bar Association and became members of the New York State Bar and American Bar Associations. It is said that the brothers Melvin had the most to do with the development of Onondaga County. During the depression in the 1930s, Crandall headed up (for free) the Onondaga County Emergency Work Bureau, directing the efforts of unemployed men who worked on county projects for 40 cents an hour. He had them build Onondaga Lake Park, Highland Park, Pratts Falls Park and Jordan Park. Plus, he had them build county roads and clean up all the little abandoned cemeteries in the county. He was a moving force in the Onondaga Historical

Association. Closer to home, for many years the brothers represented the town of Clay and other local municipalities. They truly believed in living as they did on the farm ending with early to bed, etc. Myron’s son Merle is 93 today.

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