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L’pool beats ESM, West Genny by Phil Blackwell
Establishing itself as the favorite in the Section III Class AA picture, the Liverpool softball team continued to put together impressive efforts during its most crowded stretch of the season. Liverpool had started the week with 7-2 win over East Syracuse Minoa last Monday that featured another late-game comeback. For five innings, Spartans pitcher Olivia Goff had stymied the Warriors, but it changed in the top of the sixth when Liverpool batted around and struck for all of its runs. Mackenzie Frani, the winning pitcher, also had an RBI in that decisive sixth, joining Joelle Wike, Lily Stevens, Cassie Wiggins and Ava Falvo driving in runs. Stevens was the only Liverpool batter with two hits off Goff. This momentum carried over into a doubleheader sweep of West Genesee a day later. A close opening game went 4-2 in Liverpool’s favor, Wiggins striking out 12 and limiting the Wildcats to five hits. Lauren Ragonese had two hits at the plate as she, along with Joelle and Julia Wike, drove in runs. It was far more lopsided in the second game, the Warriors bashing WG 14-4 as Frani pitched, struck out eight and also had three hits and three RBIs. Wiggins went four-for-four, scored three times and drove in three runs. Joelle Wike’s trio of hits led to two RBIs as Gracie Zankowski also got three hits and scored four runs. In Saturday’s action at Carrier Park, Liverpool was shut out 7-0 by Section V’s Fairport, unable to get on the board despite earning six hits, two each by Stevens and Joelle Wike, one each by Frani and Lauren Ragonese. Next game Section II’s Ballston Spa, who also managed to beat the Warriors 7-0. Wiggins struck out six, but Liverpool again could not get a run, even with Julia Wike going three-for-three. Cicero-North Syracuse was still going through its fair share of struggles, symbolized by last Thursday’s 13-0 defeat to Baldiwnsville at the Gillette Road complex. A five-run first inning got the Bees in front, and it kept adding to the margin, notching 17 hits. Bella Nazdan went five-for-five and scored five runs as Leah VerSchneider’s double and two singles led to five RBIs. Even better was the way B’ville pitcher Taylor Tripodi shut down the Northstars, limiting it to just one hit, by Sydney Puttkamer, and four walks while
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Liverpool pitcher Cassie Wiggins (44) delivers during last Tuesday’s doubleheader against West Genesee. Wiggins struck out 12 as the Warriors defeated the Wildcats 4-2 in this game and 14-4 in the other game. recording 10 strikeouts. Like Liverpool, C-NS would also play twice Saturday, but do so at the Mudville Sports Complex, where it split those games. Against Fontbonne Hall Academy, a private school from Brooklyn, C-NS won 22-4, peaking with a nine-run second inning, but it lost the other game 11-0 to Section II’s Ichabod Crane.
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As the crowd erupts, F-M’s Stella Barlow makes the final shot of last Thursday’s Unified basketball game against J-D with an assist from F-M senior Michael OuYang.
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VFW Auxiliary to hold ‘Flamingo Flocking’ fundraiser By Ashley M. Casey Associate Editor
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Syracuse roots-and-blues singer Colin Aberdeen performed at the Syracuse Food Truck Association’s #SYRFoodTrucksTakeover at Great Northern Mall in Clay on May 11.
If you happen to wake up to a bunch of flamingos in your yard next month, don’t fret: you’ve just been flocked. Throughout June, the Cicero Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary is holding a “Flamingo Flocking” fundraiser. Donors can pay to prank their friends with a 48-hour invasion of plastic flamingos. “Flockees” can pay to have the kitschy birds removed — and even relocated to another unsuspecting homeowner’s lawn. Organizer Cathy Barling said the idea hatched when she participated in a similar fundraiser for the Gillette Road Middle School ParentTeacher Group several years ago. “We probably had maybe 25, 30 people that we flocked,” she recalled. “I just went on the internet and looked for fundraisers for schools.” A squad of volunteers planted the
flamingos at dusk, and most of the “flockees” were good sports about it. Onlookers got a kick out of it as well, Barling said. “Usually nobody was home [when we did it] but neighbors saw us and said, ‘Oh, that’s a great idea — can I donate?’” she said. Barling floated the flamingo concept to the Cicero VFD Auxiliary, and they agreed it was a fun idea. You can arrange for a flocking of a house in the Cicero-North Syracuse area (no businesses or apartment complexes) for $10. If you have been flocked, you can pay $10 for a “trained technician” to remove the flock early or relocate it elsewhere. Flamingo flocking insurance to safeguard your home from future flamingo invasions is available for $10. The flocking calendar is filling up quickly, so the auxiliary encourages interested donors to contact Barling as soon as possible at 315-699-3160 or cathy.barling@cicerofd.org.
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR Send your events to acasey@eaglenewsonline.com. Notices must have the date, time and location of the event. Deadline for submissions is 12 p.m. Friday.
THURSDAY, MAY 19 Afternoon Storytime
3:30 to 4 p.m. NOPL Cicero, 8686 Knowledge Lane. Join Miss Raena for an afternoon storytime to enjoy stories, songs, and fun! Please register; call 315-6992032 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! You are cordially invited to join us every third Thursday of the month! This month we’re reading “The Devil Wears Kilts” by Suzanne Enoch. This is an in-person meeting with a virtual option as well. Call 315-4586184 or visit nopl.org.
Brewerton Historical Society for the second annual Memorial Walk. Registration is free, but a suggested $10 donation will be collected at the event to benefit the Fort Brewerton Historical Society. Register online at cicero.recdesk.com/community/programs or call 315-699-5233.
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SATURDAY, MAY 21
Bake/Treasure Sale and Pulled Pork Dinner
Sales from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.; dinners available 11 a.m. until sold out. Camillus First United Methodist Church, 12 Genesee St. Bake Sale held too. $12 dinner takeout only. Yard Sale
8 a.m. to 3 p.m. VFW Post 951, 5366 Caughdenoy Road, Clay. Crafts, garage sale items and more. The VFW is taking donations of unwanted citems. Dump your junk for $10 for each load. Call 315-9561621 or 315-699-8405 for more information. Chicken Barbecue
FRIDAY, MAY 20
Friday Films: ‘Wall-E’
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. NOPL Brewerton, 5440 Bennett St. Every Friday morning a movie will be screened. Call 315-676-7484 or visit nopl.org to register. Lego Club
Noon to 3 p.m. American Legion Post 188, 205 Cypress St., Liverpool. Drive-thru only. $13 meal includes half chicken, salt potatoes, baked beans, roll and dessert. Call 315-451-9544 by 10 a.m. Saturday to pre-order.
2 to 4 p.m. NOPL Brewerton, 5440 Bennett St. The Legos are out and ready for builders. Drop in and let your creativity loose building with everyone’s favorite little plastic bricks. Call 315-676-7484 or visit nopl.org for more information.
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Mocktails & Movie Night
NOPL Board Meeting
5 to 9 p.m. Liverpool High School Auditorium, 4338 Wetzel Road. Open to those 55 and older. Enjoy a happy hour with themed mocktails and finger foods followed by a screening of the Disney classic “Mary Poppins” in the newly renovated facility. $5 per person. To register, email JOlden@liverpool.k12.ny.us or visit liverpool.k12.ny.us/news/1740424/lhs-to-hostmocktails-movie-night.
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MONDAY, MAY 23
6:30 to 8 p.m. NOPL Brewerton, 5440 Bennett St. The meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Northern Onondaga Public Library is open to the public. If the meeting is virtual please contact NOPL’s Director prior to the meeting to receive a Zoom invite. Call 315-6767484 or visit nopl.org.
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6 p.m. Friday, May 20; 10 a.m. Saturday, May 21. Cicero Cemetery, 8554 Route 11. Cicero Youth Bureau, Parks & Recreation partners with Fort
TUESDAY, MAY 24
Teen Book Discussion
4:30 to 5:30 p.m. NOPL Cicero, 8686 Knowledge Lane. Teens who love to read are welcome to join the Teen Book Discussion group. In May, we will read the graphic novel “Displacement” by Kiku Hughes. Please register; call 315-699-2032 or visit nopl.org.
By Dorothy Heller Town of Clay Historian Question: As you might guess from the people gathered outside, this is a photo of a school. The mystery is where it was actually built. Do you know which school this is? Where was it?
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OBITUARIES Roberta C. Johnson
Ursula Stickles, 98
Loved tending her garden, watching the lake Roberta C. Johnson passed peacefully in her sleep May 2, 2022. Predeceased by her husband, Robert B. Johnson; brother-in-law, Keith G. Hawkins (Cheryl); sister-in-law, Mary K. Hawkins; and daughter-in-law, Roberta A. Johnson. Survived by son, Scott R Johnson; granddaughter, Lyndsey Mosher (Ryan); great granddaughters, Layla and Willow; grandson, Scott Johnson; grandson, Greg Netti (Pam); great granddaughter, Katie. Daughter, Marj Cunningham (Bob); granddaughter, Lauren; great granddaughter, Kristin (Lauren Stockwell); granddaughter, Kris Howard; great granddaughter, Maggie; grandson, David; great granddaughter, Nikki Nolan (Dan). Niece, Cindy Turner (Ron); their children, Allison (Will Skinner) and Elliot. Niece, Paula Hawkins (Dan Lawton); their children, Seamus and Cordelia Lawton. AFS son, Enrique Bascur. A lifelong resident of The Valley before moving to her beloved Skaneateles where she kept track of when the ice came in and went out each year. Prior to moving to Skaneateles full time, Roberta spent summers on the lake swimming and sailing at her family’s camp. The story goes that Roberta fell for Bobby Johnson in kindergarten, where he won her over with a candy bar. Roberta worked briefly for the New York Telephone Company until Bob proposed. With their children onto their independent lives, Bob and Berta sold their LaFayette Road home and Skaneateles camp that had belonged to Bob’s parents, to purchase a year-round home closer to the village on East Lake Road. When Bob retired from the business his dad founded, BR Johnson (& Son), they sold the East Lake home and moved across the lake to a smaller year-round home. During the Skaneateles years, Roberta delivered Meals on Wheels, ready with a meal and her warm smile to those on her route. After Bob’s passing in 2002, Roberta was able to continue enjoying her lakeside home, tending her flower baskets and endless enjoyment watching the
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Roberta C. Johnson lake, binoculars at the ready. Her family was always welcome to share the joys of the lake and the rare lake beachfront. Once Roberta’s health made it necessary for some daily care, she moved to Laurelwood at The Highlands in Pittsford, N.Y., to be close to her daughter. Six years ago, Roberta moved to The Living Center, on the same campus, for the next level of care. Her smile stayed with her and her picture is on the brochure for The Living Center. Her family extends their thanks to The Living Center at The Highlands. Extra special thanks from her daughter, Marj, for the consistent warm care by past and present staff, especially Amanda, Latoya and Debbie. Roberta was always ready to sing the old favorites, was known to shake her booty on occasion and never came across a dessert she didn’t like. Burial to be private followed by a reception at The Sherwood Inn on May 27, 2022 at noon. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation in Roberta’s memory to The Skaneateles Lake Association, PO Box 862, Skaneateles, NY 13152 or The Living Center General Fund, Attention: Cindy Hitchcock, 500 Hahnemann Trail, Pittsford, NY 14534. To share a memory of Roberta or send a condolence to the family visit anthonychapels.com.
Jeanne Pratt, 59
Worked as a teacher’s aide Jeanne Cox Pratt, 59, of Skaneateles, passed away peacefully on May 10, 2022. She was a 1981 graduate of Skaneateles Schools. For the past 18 years, she was employed at SCS as a teacher’s aide where she loved being referred to as “Momma Pratt.” Time spent with students, family and friends was special to her. Every August, you would find Jeanne in Watkins Glen amongst the other avid NASCAR fans where she continually made new friends, she rarely missed a family reunion at Crooked Lake. She is survived by Mike, her husband of 40 years; children- Mindy Rodriguez and Joe [Emma] Pratt; parents Don Cox, Ginny (John) Shaffran; sisters Cindy (John) Delgado and MariBeth Bindues; Her number one joy was her grandchildren Brixton, Iona and Roxanne. Private celebrations of her life are being planned. The family will notify loved ones.
Jeanne Pratt In lieu of flowers, you may donate to SAVES or Skaneateles American Legion Post 239. To send condolences, visit robertdgrayfuneralhome.com.
Ursula Kalb Stickles, 98, passed away peacefully on May 11, 2022, with her favorite Dean Martin CD playing softly in the background. At the time of her death, she was a resident at The Commons in Auburn. Ursula was born on Feb. 17, 1924, in Rehau, West Germany, to Franz and Adele Kalb. After marrying her American soldier, Jack, in 1952, she immigrated to the United States and lived for several years in the Albany, N.Y., area. She later moved to Washington, D.C., where she worked for the Social Security Administration until her retirement in 1989. She then relocated to Lambertville, NJ, and enjoyed a second career in real estate. Ursula enjoyed hiking and was an active member of various Volksmarch organizations in Washington, D.C., Virginia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. She supported the Friends of the Delaware Canal and she was also an animal lover who was well-known in Lambertville as an animal advocate. She is survived by her daughter, Patricia Gridley, and her husband, Chuck, of Skaneateles, her grandchildren, Kate Ahlers and her husband
Ursula Stickles Dan, of Marcellus, and Patrick Gridley, of Auburn, and her great-grandson, Connor Ahlers. Services will be private. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to an animal rescue organization of your choice. To send condolences, visit robertdgrayfuneralhome.com.
DEATH NOTICES Lois C. Miles, 80, of Jordan passed away May 5, 2022. The Bush Funeral Home of Elbridge has arrangements.
Linda D. Hendrix, 77, of Cicero, passed away May 3, 2022. Fergerson Funeral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements.
Richard T. McLaughlin, 60, of Pennellville, passed away May 2, 2022. Fergerson Funeral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements.
Holly H. Gutherie, 58, of Cicero, passed away May 10, 2022. Maurer Funeral Home Moyers Corners, Baldwinsville, has arrangements.
McMahon announces departure of County Health Commissioner
Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon recently announced the departure of Onondaga County Health Commissioner Dr. Indu Gupta. For the last seven and a half years, Gupta has led the county health department through several public health crises and secured the departments’ first accreditation from the National Public Health Accreditation Board. “Onondaga County has been incredibly lucky to have had the leadership and guidance of Dr. Gupta for the last seven and a half years,” McMahon said. “She has served as a trusted advisor, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, and I am eternally grateful for her service. Dr. Gupta has admirably led one of the biggest departments in County government and she leaves big shoes to fill, but I know we will always be able to rely on her for her advice and counsel.” Gupta has been a trusted source in our community in all matters related to public health. She has led the health department with transparency and a focus on public engagement. Among her many accomplishments includes two brand new public health programs to address the opioid crisis and a tri-county tobacco prevention program as well as securing recurring funding for the programs.
Gupta made every decision with a focus on the overall mission of the health department which is to improve and protect the health of our community in collaboration with community partners to address and improve the physical, social and emotional wellbeing of the community. She passionately believes in the value of respect, excellence, accountability, collaboration and equity when it comes to addressing matters of public health. She took her leadership and advocacy to the state level when she became president of the New York State Association of County Health Officials. Under her leadership, NYSACHO secured increased reimbursement for Article 6 public health programs in the New York State Budget which will result in savings of local dollars. Gupta’s last day will be July 1. There will now be a nationwide search to find a new Health Commissioner. “In partnership and collaboration with our many partners in the health field, we will begin a nationwide search to find our next health commissioner,” McMahon said. “Dr. Gupta leaves an incredibly strong and robust Health Department and I am forever thankful for her service and commitment to our community.”
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The jazziest Jazz Fest ever! 36th Syracuse Jazz Festival blends bebop, funk & fusion downtown, June 23-25 By Russ Tarby Contributing Writer
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ast staged five years ago in 2017 at Onondaga Community College, the Syracuse Jazz Festival is back in 2022, and it will return to downtown Syracuse, June 23, 24 and 25. As usual, admission will be free. “Jazz Fest is moving back downtown to Clinton Square Friday and Saturday and at area night spots on Thursday,” said founder and artistic director Frank Malfitano, one of Central NY’s most prominent impresarios. This year will mark the festival’s first time back downtown after 20 years at other venues.
Malfitano is especially proud of this year’s jazz-centric programming. “In order to grow festival audiences to attract sponsors, many jazz festivals have been forced to veer away from programming jazz, the music they’re supposed to be representing,” he said. “But this year Syracuse Jazz Fest has returned to its jazz roots in a big way with 28 of our 30 acts, artists and groups being 100 percent jazz.” When Clinton Square hosted the Syracuse Jazz Fest in the 1990s, it drew thousands of people each year. That scenario is likely to be repeated as the main-stage headliners feature saxophonist David Sanborn’s Electric Band, pioneering bebop vocalist Sheila Jordan and the Scottish funk septet the Average White Band on Friday.
Downtown venues will be hoppin’ on opening night
More than 100 local musicians and groups including national recording artists Nancy Kelly, Ronnie Leigh and Bob Holz & A Vision Forward will perform on opening night as part of this year’s Syracuse Jazz Fest on Thursday, June 23 in downtown Syracuse. Twenty CNY-based jazz groups will be showcased at 20 different venues that day to kick off this year’s festival. “The Syracuse jazz scene has so much incredible talent, we wanted to do everything we could to showcase our homegrown stars at Jazz Fest 36 for all of the out-of-town visitors and guests who will be coming in from all over the U.S. and Canada,” said festival Director Frank Malfitano. “Syracuse has had so many great jazz musicians and artists over the years, and they all deserve to be seen and heard by a wider audience. With more than 100 Syracuse jazz artists appearing on our stages and thousands of visitors expected to attend, this year’s programming may prove to be our finest ever.” Participating opening-night venues include the Press Room Pub, Pastabilities, The Fitz, Mulrooney’s, Benjamin’s on Franklin, Clinton Street Pub, Saltine Warrior, Tasting Room at Epicuse, Modern Malt, The Gilded Club, Kitty Hoyne’s, Funk’n’Waffles, Wunderbar, The Weighlock Lounge, Bar and Board, Redfield’s, King of Clubs, The Corner Bar, Kasai and the grand mezzanine of the Landmark Theatre; syracusejazzfest.com Eagle Newspapers entertainment writer Russ Tarby recommends: 4 p.m. Joe Davoli’s Hot Club of Syracuse at Kitty Hoyne’s. 5 p.m. The DiCosimo-Pagan Latin Jazz at Wunderbar. 6 p.m. The Carol Bryant Quartet at The Gilded Club. 7 p.m. E.S.P. at The Corner Bar 8 p.m. Jeff Stockham’s Jazz Horn Legacy Sextet at the Press Room Pub 9 p.m. The Jazz Mafia at King of Clubs.
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Saxophonist David Sanborn fronts his Electric Band at 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 24 the Syracuse Jazz Festival’s main stage in Clinton Square. And on Saturday, Louisiana’s Zydeco Cha-Chas take the stage before Massachusetts saxophonist Boney James followed by former 5th Dimension singers Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. The festival was last staged at Clinton Square in 2000, when headliners Ray Charles, Dave Brubeck, Pete Fountain and Diana Krall drew an overflow crowd estimated at more than 35,000. New York State 127th District Assemblyman Al Stirpe was among them. “The best thing I can remember from years ago when I used to come to Jazz Fest downtown was how many people would be here visiting after the shows,” Stirpe said April 19 as Malfitano announced this year’s headliners. “They’d go to the bars and restaurants,” Stirpe said. “There’d be more music there. Everybody stayed downtown for a long time, spent a lot of money and I think that’s really the best thing we can do right now.” Onondaga County and the City of Syracuse have each pledged $125,000 to support this year’s 36th ever festival, and Malfitano also secured another $150,000 for a new presenting sponsor, Amazon.com. “We couldn’t possibly be more grateful to New York state, Onondaga County, the City of Syracuse, U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer and Amazon for bringing Syracuse Jazz Fest back to downtown Syracuse this June,” Malfitano said. “We’re all thrilled to see this longtime Syracuse summertime tradition coming back, and that would simply not have been possible without Amazon’s support.”
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by Charlie Parker; sings here June 24. When Sheila Dawson dropped a nickel in the juke box of a Detroit diner in the late 1940s and listened to “Now’s the Time” by Charlie Parker’s Reboppers, she was instantly hooked -- and so began her 70-plus-years jazz journey. Working primarily with Black musicians, she met with disapproval from the white community but persisted with her career. She was a member of a vocal trio, Skeeter, Mitch and Jean (she was Jean), who sang versions of Parker’s solos in a manner akin to Jazz Fest l Page 5
Syracuse Jazz Fest schedule
On the first day of the festival, Thursday, June 23, nearly two dozen of CNY’s most talented combos will be showcased at various downtown venues such as Funk’n’Waffles, Fitz’s, The Gilded Club, the Press Room Pub and the Landmark Theatre mezzanine. And here’s the schedule for Friday, June 24 on the Clinton Square Main Stage: 4pm Salt City Jazz Collective 5:45pm Sheila Jordan Trio 7:30pm David Sanborn Electric Band 9:15pm Average White Band Here’s the schedule for Saturday, June 25, on the Clinton Square Main Stage: 4pm Nathan Williams and the Zydeco Cha Cha’s 5:45pm The Urban Knights 7:30pm Boney James 9:15pm Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis, Jr. For more visit syracusejazzfest.com.
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that of the vocalese trio, Lambert, Hendricks and Ross. After moving from Detroit to New York in the early 1950s, Dawson married Parker’s pianist, Duke Jordan, and studied with improvising pianist Lennie Tristano, but it was not until the early 1960s that she made her
first recordings. One of these was under her own name, the other was “The Outer View” with George Russell, which featured her famous 10-minute version of “You Are My Sunshine.” Over the years, Jordan has become wellknown for her sultry, elastic voice, innovative sudden pitch changes and creative flourishes. Later in her career, in 1993, she collabo-
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rated with Fulton-born bebop singer Mark Murphy on An album titled “One for Junior.” And now in her ninth decade, her voice remains strong and she remains active. On May 14 and 15, she was slated to appear at NYC’s landmark nightclub Birdland May 14-15 with the Royal Bopsters. When she appears at the Syracuse Jazz Festival’s main stage in Clinton Square at
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5:45 p.m. Friday, June 24, she’ll be accompanied by Westchester bassist Harvie S and Israeli jazz guitarist Roni Ben-Hur. Veteran jazz critic Scott Yanow considers Jordan a one-of-a-kind singer. “She is one of the few vocalists who can improvise logical lyrics which often rhyme,” Yanow wrote. “She is a superb scat singer and is also an emotional interpreter of ballads.”
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Organizations like Mental Health America and the National Alliance on Mental Health among others, are working hard to let people know they are not alone, particularly during the month of May. According to Mental Health America, mhanational.org, since 1949, Mental Health America and its affiliates across the country have observed Mental Health Month each May. Mental Health Awareness Month began in the United States in 1949 and was started by the Mental Health America organization, then known as the National Association for Mental Health. These organizations, NAMI and MHA, have worked to reach out to millions of people through various outlets like media, local events and social media to raise awareness about mental illness, as well as show those who are living with their mental illness that there is support and many people interested in lending a helping hand. According to Mental Health America, the past few years living with COVID19, has changed so much. From people living with limited contact or no contact with other people for significant periods of time along with concerns over personal health and the health of others, there have been factors that may have made many people feel alone, isolated, depressed or may have exacerbated other mental health conditions. This informed the theme for this year’s awareness campaign. According to mhanational.org this year, the theme of MHA’s 2022 Mental Health Month Toolkit is “Back to Basics.” “After the last two years of pandemic living, many people are realizing that stress, isolation, and uncertainty have taken a toll on their well-being,” the website said. “Our goal is to provide foundational knowledge about mental health and mental health conditions and information about what people can do if their mental health is a cause for concern.” But, according to Mental Health America, the stigmas associated with mental illness often keep people from seeking help when they need it even under normal circumstances, and the past few years of the pandemic may have only made that worse according to the organization. For Mental Health America, an important first step to reaching people is sharing information. Mental Health America, NAMI and other organizations are utilizing their websites and other outlets to reach out to people and share information, strategies and resources for people who may be going through a difficult time. Information on topics like stress management, healthy eating, exercise and building a support network among many other topics are available on these organizations’ websites. According to Mental Health America while 1 in 5 people will experience a mental illness during their lifetime, everyone faces challenges in life that can impact their mental health. With this in mind MHA’s Tools 2 Thrive series provides information, tips, and practical tools that everyone can use to improve their mental health and increase resiliency regardless of the situations they are dealing with. This portion of the organization’s website has information on connecting with others, supporting others and eliminating toxic influences among many other topics that could be useful for those seeking information. These organizations are using this time to focus on the healing value of connecting in safe ways, prioritizing mental health and acknowledging that it’s OK to not be OK in an effort to help remove the stigmas around mental health. For more information visit mhanational.org/mental-health-month or nami. org. Anyone who may need immediate help is encouraged to contact healthcare professionals as soon as possible.
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How do we wage peace? It’s difficult not to think about war. The awfulness of what is happening in Ukraine permeates so much of what we hear and how we profess support from wearing blue and yellow ribbons to making a donation to a reputable organization. Why is it that war is so pervasive among our species? Is there some set of genes, a meshing of DNA that propels us to solve problems by sending our young men and women to shed their blood for often very enigmatic reasons? I’m thinking of the Russian mothers whose sons are dying for the ego of one man and the Ukrainian men and women who have had to become soldiers in a war not of their making. If you examine any textbook of American History, it is laid out in what we call the war cycle. You study the ramifications of the French and Indian War, the American Revolution, the
struction of port cities and the blockage of ports will have a detrimental effect on not only Ukraine but all of the countries that import that wheat. While young men and women are dying in Ukraine, others will suffer in places like Africa and other countries that are facing multiyear droughts have come to depend on the import of Ukrainian wheat. Think of the stress on the resources of the countries that have accepted the millions of Ukrainians who have fled their homeland. What adjustments will European countries make that depend on Russian oil and gas? And we know that this war has had a fallout effect on the price of gas here as well as a powerful prod to inflation. Is there something about homo sapiens that tends to lead us into aggressive rather than thoughtful, diagnostic, problem-solving behavior? Does our focus
War of 1812, The Civil War, the Spanish American War, WWI, WWII, the Korean War and all the “in-betweens” wars. War becomes the criteria for learning who we are. Were there not other things going on? Were not inventions being made? Books written. Laws crafted to modify everyday life? Epidemics? Were there not beautiful works of art, plays, poems created? Of course, but they become the less important events, happenings, etc. because war eats up so much of everyday life, modifying economics, geography, the lives of our young men and women, etc. War changes so much because of the way that we spend not only the lives of the combatants, but the consumption of other resources. Take Ukraine again. As the breadbasket of Europe, as an exporter of wheat, the inability to plant or harvest, to export because of the de-
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on adversarial relationships represent just another version of aggression? Even some of our sporting events are surrogates for aggression, for bloodless (although sometimes getting hurt happens) war? Does the rise of bullying among school children or the current creation of “us and them” around political parties say something? The armed insurrection on Jan. 6 says a lot about that. Ask yourself, who has created the division that loom so clearly among us? Who is benefitting from divisiveness . Does the term “divide and conquer” ring any bells? How have we come to the situation where nations have to commit substantial portions of their budgets to the creation of defensive and offensive weaponry? Why isn’t the truth of international relationships one Peace
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From the supervisor: Spring has sprung By Janet Aaron Skaneateles Town Supervisor
Finally, spring arrived last week, and we were more than ready to get out the lawnmowers and visit our local greenhouses and watch all the kids enjoy their spring sports. There never seems enough time in the day to get everything done. Longer days and sunnier skies present plenty of opportunities to get out and about. With people enjoying the fresh air and exercising outdoors, there will be an increase in foot and cycling traffic. That’s why the town is asking you to do your part in obeying the speed limit, slow down and drive safely.
You all know by now that the swap shop has moved to a new, more accessible location at the transfer station and each week Amy Rolleri and her dedicated volunteers make sure useable items stay out of the waste stream and are repurposed in another home. The town board is holding our meetings in person and by Zoom. Meetings are typically the first and third Monday of each month but there are exceptions if a holiday falls on our meeting date. The town website at townofskaneateles.com/calendar/ will keep you informed on what is on the agenda for all town meetings. Please be sure to check skanlakeinfo.org that is continually being updated with additional lake data.
The town boat launch at Mandana and the NYSDEC boat launch on Rt. 41A are both open for the season. There is a fee $20 to park at town’s parking lot in Mandana for nonresidents. There is no charge for residents with a valid transfer station tag or proof of residence (pay town of Skaneateles taxes). Memorial Day encompasses pride that comes with being an American. On May 30, people across our nation will make it a point to remember and honor the many sacrifices of our military service members who have given their lives to fight for our country. Sending heartfelt wishes on Memorial Day.
‘American Pickers’ are headin’ this way! The History Channel’s “American Pickers” are hittin’ the road and headin’ our way! Host Mike Wolfe and his brother, Robbie, are lookin’ to buy some “rusty gold” right here in Central NY. The popular antiques-oriented TV program plans to return to the Empire State in August. “So we’re looking for leads throughout the state,” said Jasmina Joseph, Cineflix Media producer based in Manhattan. “We’re specifically seeking interesting characters with fascinating items and lots of them.”
Seeking ‘rusty gold’
Over the course of the season, “American Pickers” scour the country for hidden gems in junkyards, basements, garages and barns, meeting quirky characters along the way. Part antique experts and part cultural historians, they have a knack for finding forgotten treasures in unusual places. So if you have an estate sale planned or you want to divest yourself of all that old stuff up in the attic, or if you have a personal collection of vintage toys, games, ephemera, signs or motorcycle parts you’re ready to sell…contact “American Pickers” at americanpickers@cineflix.com or by calling 646-493-2184. Include your full name, city/state, contact information, and a brief description of the items. The producers seek private collections only; commercial retailers will not be considered.
Livin’ in Liverpool
Land of Broken Dreams
It’s too bad that Bob Smith passed away Russ Tarby 14 years ago. A proud member of “Liverpool Heid’s Boys,” Smith and his family ran a septic serves for a half-century, but he was better known as the creator of “The Land of Broken Dreams,” a funky sculpture garden on his property at 163 Duerr Road. Because his collection of whirlygigs, commercial signage and primitive folk art could be seen by motorists traveling west on the NYS Thruway, he became known as the Bird Man of Exit 38. Debra Jane Seltzer, the author of “Vintage Signs of America,” reports that Smith’s ambitious found-artwork “is now in disarray.” On her website, roadarch.com, she runs several photos snapped there in 2001, seven years before Bob died at age 75. His widow, Elma Gerhardt Smith, followed him in death in 2016. “Smith used found and natural objects, hung decorations from logs, created pathways from old carpeting and made small buildings which he used to house rabbits and birds,” Seltzer wrote. “I don’t believe that anyone is maintaining it.” Otherwise, it would’ve made for a perfect destination for the “American Pickers.”
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“Keep in mind, we are looking for different, unusual and unique items – something we’ve never seen before with an extraordinary story.” –Jasmina Joseph, “American Pickers” producer.
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Jazz Interscholastic Jazz Festival staged under the covered pavilion at Sharkey’s, 7240 Oswego St., just north of the Thruway in Liverpool. The festival started May 15 and concludes Sunday, May 22, from 2 to 8:30 p.m. Admission is free. Four ensembles from the Liverpool Central School District will be featured starting at 3 p.m. – Soule Road Middle School Jazz Band, Liverpool High School Jazz Lab, the LHS Stage Band and the LHS Jazz Ensemble. Also performing on Sunday will be the East Syracuse-Minoa Jazz Ensemble, the Camillus Middle School High Strung Jazz Violin Ensemble, West Genesee Middle School Jazz Band, WG High School Jazz Ensemble. Baritone saxophonist Gary Smulyan of the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra will adjudicate the performances and will join each outfit as a guest soloist. At the conclusion of each set, Smulyan will give real-time constructive feedback onstage. The scholastic event is hosted by CNY Jazz Central whose executive director is drummer Larry Luttinger, who lives in Liverpool; cnyjazz.org; 315-479-JAZZ.
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Taking full advantage of a torrid opening pace and saving his best speed for the homeRandom stretch, he tore down the rail, passed the two front-runners, and sped under the finish line Thoughts first in the Kentucky Derby. Phil Blackwell Rich Strike was his name. And he wasn’t even in the field until the night before. He was sent off at odds of 80-1. So if by some crazy chance you had the exacta with second-place Epicenter, it paid $4,100. Get the trifecta? Nearly 15 grand. And whoever stole the DeLorean, took the sports almanac and figured out the top four…well, you took home $320,000 and should never, ever have to bet on anything again. Here was a rare, and welcome, instance where explaining the odds and payouts made perfect sense, because they were so absurd. Almost like those 5,000-to-1 odds that Leicester City would win the Premier League in 2015-16 – if 100 people said they did, chances are 99 (at least) are not telling the truth. Ah, but those are blissful exemptions to what has turned into a terrifying tsunami of having every second of sports coverage smothered in references to over/unders, point spreads and payoffs. Tune into a game, any game. Within minutes they’re advertising for a sports book or a daily fantasy game, the action within the action, as if the contest itself isn’t reason enough to watch. Cut to the commercials – oh, the commercials. It isn’t just the enticements to bet. It’s the superstars. Drew Brees here, the Manning family there, Wayne Gretzky (!), one legend after another telling you that the only real way to enjoy sports is to plunk down dollars or various types of virtual currency. Don’t expect a refuge on pregame shows. Tuning into ESPN’s “College Gameday” one Saturday last fall, it seemed like half the time was spent expounding on the odds of games, and not, you know, the games. On one level, I get it. Without question, a portion of the audience only tunes in to see how their bets turned out. That’s held true for decades and no amount of tut-tutting will change that reality – you ever seen those big rooms in Vegas where dozens of games are on big screens? We know why. Something has turned, though. With states beyond Nevada legalizing sports books, every elected official searching for revenue streams other than taxes have jumped on the betting bandwagon. Just like how they once trumpeted state lotteries, the bait is selling the dream of quick riches. That only a very few get them, while millions sink into debt, is a truth only uncovered through time. And where once bettors had to shuffle off to an OTB or a racetrack to get their fix, now all it takes is a couple of taps of the phone, the right app and, presto, hundreds, thousands or more are won or, more often, lost. It’s all an addiction, really. Sports leagues, government bodies and organizations are addicted to seeking as many profits as they can. People then pick up those habits, some of them might find a little success and, inevitably. Want to win bigger, only to find out, too late, that they’re sinking in the kind of losses that can’t get made up. Sad to say, it will likely require masses of people getting into trouble before most of us will wake up to the danger of leaving too much of our sports at the mercy of gambling. Long before the Internet and cell phones, a group of Chicago White Sox agreed to throw the 1919 World Series. Paul Hornung and Alex Karras got suspended. College basketball in New York City nearly got destroyed by point-shaving. Pete Rose, enough said. Somewhere in this era without rules (the Wild West analogy is tiresome), a major sports event will get affected by the billions getting thrown around at sports books or daily fantasy games. All it takes is one or two vulnerable athletes, plus one or two unscrupulous types, to author a disaster. Either that, or everyone involved in sports, at all levels, will wise up to the flood of gambling they have unleashed. Profits do not lead to honor. Usually, it goes the other way. Phil Blackwell is sports editor at Eagle News. He can be reached at pblackwell@ eaglenewsonline.com.
Peace
l From page 6 of trade, commerce and cultural and scientific exchange rather than another form of adversary vs adversary? How far could the people of the world go if the goods and services devoted to war were used for health care, education, environmental change, etc.? One of the saving qualities of our species, according to anthropologists, is that we have advanced because of cooperation. Groups of people have undertaken efforts that have moved us through time and space to live lives of relative safety and comfort. Yet,
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as these groups have worked, others have been able to convince us killing “them” as however them is defined, as the means for solving problems. How do we wage peace? How do we find ways to defuse the power of ego, of nationalism run rampant, of “us vs. them,” of the power of what President Eisenhower called the military-industrial complex, here or wherever there is? I wish I knew. Ann Ferro is a mother, a grandmother and a retired social studies teacher. While still figuring out what she wants to be when she grows up, she lives in Marcellus with lots of books, a spouse and a large orange cat.
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For those who don’t know, Unified basketball is an inclusive athletic program in which the teams are made up of a mixture of typical kids and kids with special needs. Boys and girls play on the same teams. Usually, there are three special needs kids and two typical kids on the court at any given time. They act as rebounders and passers, setting up their teammates with special needs for crowd-pleasing buckets. For the most part, the refs swallow the whistle and let the kids do what they need to do to succeed. Dribbling? That’s optional. Stiff defense? It’s discouraged. Cheering for the home team? Absolutely! But you’ll find yourself cheering for the away team just as hard. Winning is nice, but giving kids who otherwise wouldn’t have a chance to participate on a team an opportunity to feel that spirit of camaraderie is more important. You’ve never seen joy like the smile on the face of a person who hears an adoring crowd chanting her name for the first time. If you can watch a young man with Downs Syndrome howl with happiness after hitting a three-pointer without a little tear welling up in your eyes, you’re a stronger person than I am. Your heart will sing when you see a kid with autism, usually so emotionally opaque, pump his fist and gleefully high five his teammates after sinking a shot. Last Thursday afternoon, the Fayetteville-Manlius and Jamesville-DeWitt Unified teams squared off at F-M. The final score indicated that F-M had won, but all
the kids on both teams showed themselves to be winners. As the game wore on, the stands filled up. Full teams of student athletes who had finished their practices piled into the bleachers to root on their classmates. Parents, teachers, siblings, classmates all joined in cheering on kids who in past generations would never have gotten this chance to shine in the spotlight. As the clock ticked down in the fourth quarter, F-M’s Stella Barlow found herself with the ball underneath the basket. The J-D defenders cleared away to give Stella a clear shot, but try as she might, all her attempts fell short of the rim. With an assist from the student clock operators, who stopped the clock before the final seconds ticked away, senior Michael OuYang hoisted Stella up toward the rim. With the crowd chanting her name, she made that final shot and the gym erupted with joy. A few seconds later, the buzzer sounded and the crowd spilled out on the court to congratulate the players from both teams. Everyone in the gym wore a smile. As I left the high school and walked to my car, I thought about the kids in the stands cheering on their classmates and the kids on the court doing everything they could to ensure the students with special needs succeeded. This next generation, I thought, they’re going to be just fine. Editor’s note: Many Unified teams have wrapped up their seasons, but a few game remain, including: CNS @ ESM, May 19 at 4 p.m.; Cazenovia @ F-M, May 20 at 4:30 p.m.; Chittenango @ J-D, May 20 at 4:30 p.m.; F-M @ Cortland, May 23 at 4:30 p.m.
Does your golf game suffer because… * You know you have the potential but you just can’t perform over an entire round? * You are fearful of embarrassing yourself in front of your friends or playing partners? * You have trouble bringing your game from the driving range to the first tee? * You have several good holes only to blow up on 2-4 holes to ruin your round? * You make too many silly mistakes? * You struggle with your putting and chipping yips? * You can’t seem to focus for an entire round of golf? If you answer “yes” to any of questions above, don’t feel like the Lone Ranger. Sooner or later, all golfers suffer the same consequences with their golf game. Bad shots are just part of the game…from PGA Tour players to someone who picks up a club for the first time. Think back on the times you have hit a ball fat and chunked it into a pond or creek. How about the hundreds of times you missed a two and a half foot putt or three putted from 10 feet. Let’s not forget the balls you hit out of bounds with a 60 yard wide fairway in front of you or hit the dreaded “shank”… dead right into the bunker. They all add up to “silly, fearful, embarrassing, lack of focus or an angry reaction” to the bad shot. I have often said to beginning golfers as well as accomplished amateurs…”Success in golf is directly related to what you do, after you screw up”. Lynn Marriot and Pia Nilsson are two of the finest golf instructors (male or female) in the world. They have coached players on the LPGA Tour, PGA Tour, European Tour, Ladies European Tour and Japan Tour to over one hundred tour victories…including ten different major winners and four #1 ranked players in the world. They are also the authors of four best selling books on golf. Their thoughts about those bad shots and angry reactions is spot on. They say, “The more you replay it, the more prominent the memory becomes. Because of those negative reactions, your brain starts to associate golf shots with something scary, something to
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avoid. This can be detrimental to your game”. Pia says, “Even though the goal is to get the ball in the hole, you need to know what your intention is for that shot or putt. That’s what you should evaluate, not the shot’s result”. For example, here are five things Nilsson and Marriot say you can tell yourself, instead of getting angry, cursing, tossing a club or pouting, after you have just “screwed up”. 1. “I didn’t hold my finish”. 2. “I misjudged the wind”. 3. “Next time I will make a smaller swing”. 4. “I was thinking about the outcome instead of feeling my tempo”. 5. “I didn’t trust my decision. Next time I will honor my gut”. And how should we react after hitting a good shot? They say, “When you do something well, you should celebrate for about 15 seconds, even if it’s just internally. Anything from great, to good, to good enough, you need to recognize and take in and be proud of it”. They also recommend talking about your good shots after your round because, “If I practice reminding myself of the good shots and what I do when I hit good shots, it’s going to be easier to repeat them more often”. Ladies and gentlemen, if you want to play the game of golf at a higher level than you currently play, please simply read the previous two paragraphs in this article once every month. If you want to continue to improve your golf game, have more fun and reach your potential, read the two previous paragraphs every Monday, Wednesday and Friday…Forever!
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SEND YOU THIS NOTICE NOTICE YOU ARE IN DANGER ABOUT THE FORECLOPROCESS. OF LOSING YOUR HOME SURE IF YOU DO NOT RE- PLEASE READ IT CARESPOND TO THIS SUM- FULLY.CNY’s Community News Source , 2022 SUMMONS AND MONS AND COMPLAINT COMPLAINT BY SERVING A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON THE YOU ARE IN DANGER YOUR LOSING ATTORNEY FOR THE OF HOME. IF YOU FAIL TO MORTGAGE COMPANY Visit our self-service site at www.theclassifiedsuperstore.com or call 315-434-8889, ext. 321. Deadline: Wednesdays at 7pm. WHO FILED THIS FORE- RESPOND TO THE SUMCLOSURE PROCEEDING MONS AND COMPLAINT AGAINST YOU AND FIL- IN THIS FORECLOSURE ACTION, YOU MAY ING THE ANSWER WITH LOSE YOUR HOME. THE COURT, A DEFAULT PLEASE READ THE JUDGMENT MAY BE EN- SUMMONS AND COMTERED AND YOU CAN PLAINT CAREFULLY. LOSE YOUR HOME. YOU SHOULD IMMEDISPEAK TO AN ATTOR- ATELY CONTACT AN NEY OR GO TO THE ATTORNEY OR YOUR COURT WHERE YOUR LOCAL LEGAL AID OFCASE IS PENDING FOR FICE TO OBTAIN ADFURTHER INFORMA- VICE ON HOW TO PROTION ON HOW TO AN- TECT YOURSELF. SWER THE SUMMONS SOURCES OF INFORMAAND PROTECT YOUR TION AND ASSISTANCE. PROPERTY. The State encourages SENDING PAYMENT TO you to become informed Rental Office Hours: YOUR MORTGAGE about your options in COMPANY WILL NOT foreclosure. Mon. - Fri. 8am to 5pm Village of Skaneateles STOP THIS FORECLO- In addition to seeking Notice of Public by appiontment only SURE ACTION. P T S .C O M assistance from an atHearing TMANORA YOU MUST RESPOND torney or legal aid office, Please take notice that P IN E C R E S BY SERVING A COPY OF there are government the Zoning Board of ApTHE ANSWER ON THE agencies and non-profit peals of the Village of 24 hour ATTORNEY FOR THE organizations that you Skaneateles, Onondaga maintenance, small PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE may contact for informa- County, New York will pets welcomed. COMPANY) AND FILING tion about possible op- hold a Public Hearing at THE ANSWER WITH tions, including trying to the Village Office BuildLiverpool, NY THE COURT. work with your lender ing Board Room on May THE OBJECT of the during this process. 25, 2022 at 7:00 pm, above captioned action To locate an entity near pursuant to Section 225is to foreclose a Mort- you, you may call the 76E of the Village Zongage to secure toll-free helpline main- ing Law, to consider the $50,925.00 and interest, tained by the New York Area Variance applicarecorded in the Office of State Banking Depart- tion of Meegan Lynch to the Clerk of Onondaga ment of Financial Ser- vary the strict applicaon September 7, 2001, vices at 1-800-342-3736 tion of Section 225-A5 in Book 11789, Page or visit the Department's Density Control Sched001, covering premises website at www.dfs.ny.- ule for Front yard setknown as 205 Natick gov. back; and Side yard setCircle, Camillus, NY FORECLOSURE RESCUE back, left; and Section 13031, SBL #: 062.-04SCAMS 225-69D Nonconform25.0/62 Be careful of people who ing Buildings, Structures Notice of Formation The relief sought in the approach you with offers and Uses, Extension or of A&J Holbrook Conwithin action is a final to "save" your home. Expansion; to construct struction, LLC, a Dojudgment directing the There are individuals a 16 by 24 foot deck mestic Limited Liability sale of the premises de- who watch for notices of with entry on rear of the Company (LLC). Artiscribed above to satisfy foreclosure actions in house at the property cles of Organization filed the debt secured by the order to unfairly profit addressed as 75 West with the Secretary of Mortgage described from a homeowner's Elizabeth Street in the State of New York above. The Plaintiff also distress. You should be Village of Skaneateles. (SSNY) on seeks a deficiency judg- extremely careful about This meeting may be 4/14/2022. Office locament against the Defen- any suchLEGALS promises and conducted with a remote tion: County of LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS dants and for any debt any suggestions that meeting capability pur- Onondaga. SSNY is desNOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice of Formation secured by said Mort- you pay them a fee or suant to modification ignated as agent of LLC of Playday Indoor gage which is not satis- sign over your deed. made to Part E of Chap- upon whom process The Board of Education Play and Parties LLC. fied by the proceeds of State law requires any- ter 417 of the Public Of- may be served. SSNY of the West Genesee the sale of said premis- one offering such ser- ficers Law. If so, access shall mail copy of pro- Central School District Articles of Organization vices for profit to enter instructions to that ca- cess to: 1038 Old Route hereby invites the sub- filed with the Secretary es. TO the Defendants Un- into a contract which pability will be shown on 31, Jordan, NY 13080. mission of sealed bids of State of New York known Heirs of the Es- fully describes the ser- the meeting agenda to Purpose: any lawful pur- on June 1, 2022, at the (SSNY) on 04/05/2022. following times for: Office location: Onondatate of Cheryl A. Leatz, vices they will perform be posted on the Village pose. ga County. SSNY is desCustodial Equipment PO-289477 and all the heirs at law, and fees they will website. ignated as agent of LLC 9:00 AM next of kin, distributees, charge, and which pro- A copy of the application Notice of Formation The bids are to be re- upon whom process devisees, grantees, hibits them from taking is available for inspectrustees, lienors, credi- any money from you un- tion at Village Hall or on of A&L Freight, LLC, a ceived at the District Of- may be served. SSNY tors, assignees and suc- til they have completed the web site with the Domestic Limited Liabili- fice, 300 Sanderson shall mail copy of processors in interest of all such promised ser- posted agenda. All in- ty Company (LLC). Arti- Drive, Camillus, New cess to: 156 Forrest Camillus, NY terested persons will cles of Organization filed York 13031, at which Way, any of the aforesaid de- vices. have the opportunity to with the Secretary of time and place all bids 13031. Purpose: any fendants, next of kin, PO-289581 be heard. Comments State of New York will be publicly opened. lawful purpose. distributees, devisees, Village of Skaneateles can be submitted in (SSNY) on 4/25/2022. Bids should be submit- PO-288069 grantees, trustees, Notice of Public writing to ZBA, Village of Office location: County ted in sealed envelopes lienors, creditors, asHearing LLC Formation signees and successors Please take notice that Skaneateles, 26 Fennell of Onondaga. SSNY is plainly marked with the Legal Notice in Interest of any of the the Zoning Board of Ap- St., Skaneateles, NY designated as agent of above category you are LLC upon whom pro- bidding on. Specifica- Notice of Formation of aforesaid classes of per- peals of the Village of 13152. cess may be served. tions and bid forms for Sisters Knoll, LLC, a doson, if they or any of Skaneateles, Onondaga Dated: May 12, 2022 them be dead, and their County, New York will By order of the Village of SSNY shall mail copy of any or all of the above mestic Limited Liability Zoning process to: 1400 Elm bid items may be ob- Company LLC. Articles respective husbands, hold a Public Hearing at Skaneateles Circle, apt 6, Camillus tained at the District Of- of Organization filed with wives or widows, if any, the Village Office Build- Board of Appeals NY 13031. Purpose: any fice between the hours the Secretary of State of and all of whom and ing Board Room on May By Dennis Dundon, lawful purpose. of 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM New York (SSNY) on whose names and 25, 2022 at 7:07 pm, Clerk to the Boards PO-289705 or by calling (315) 487- April 20, 2022. Office places of residence are pursuant to Section 225- PO-290071 County of 4692 on any day other location: unknown to plaintiff, ex- 76E of the Village ZonNOTICE OF FORMATION Village of Skaneateles SSNY is than a Saturday, Sunday Onondaga. cept as herein stated, ing Law, to consider the OF LIMITED LIABILITY Notice of Public or holiday. The Board of designated as agent of the foregoing Supple- Area Variance applicaCOMPANY. Hearing LLC upon whom promental Summons with tion of Kathleen & David Please take notice that NAME: BIG RED CON- Education reserves the cess may be served. Notice is served upon Underhill to vary the the Zoning Board of Ap- TRACTING, LLC. Arti- right to reject any and all SSNY shall mail copy of you by publication pur- strict application of Sec- peals of the Village of cles of Organization bids. Barbara Schmidt, Bond, Purchasing process to: suant to an Order of the tion 225-A5 Density Skaneateles, Onondaga were filed with the Sec- District Schoeneck & King, Hon. Joseph E. Lamen- Control Schedule for County, New York will retary of State of New Agent. PLLC, c/o Martin A. dola of the Supreme Side yard setback, left; hold a Public Hearing at York (SSNY) on 12/2/21. PO-290038 Schwab, Esq., 110 West Court of the State of Side yard setback, right; the Village Office Build- Office location: County Fayette Street, Syracuse, LEGAL NOTICE New York, County of Both side yards com- ing Board Room on May of Onondaga. SSNY has NY 13202. Purpose: (i) Onondaga, dated March bined; Percentage struc- 25, 2022 at 7:05 pm, been designated as Notice of formation of to acquire, own, devel10, 2022 and filed ture width / Lot width; pursuant to Section 225- agent of the LLC upon Davis Rivers Properties, op, utilize, manage, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed March 18, 2022. and Minimum open area; 76E of the Village Zon- whom process against it with Secy of State of NY lease certain property; Dated: 05/04/2022 and Section 225-69D ing Law, to consider the may be served. SSNY (SSNY) on 4/20/22 un- (ii) sell certain property; /s/ Kyle Jacobs Nonconforming Build- Area Variance applica- shall mail a copy of pro- der LLC Law Sec. 203. or (iii) make and perKyle Jacobs, Esq. ings, Structures and tion of Bennett & Eliza- cess to the LLC at PO form all contracts and McCalla Raymer Leibert Uses, Extension or Ex- beth Carter to vary the Box 725, Skaneateles, Office location: 7 Dou- other undertakings and glas St., Cortland, NY Pierce, LLC pansion; to demolish an strict application of Sec- New York 13152. Purto engage in all activities 420 Lexington Avenue, existing garage, to con- tion 225-A5 Density pose: For any lawful 13045, Cortland County. and transactions as may designated as SSNY Suite 840 struct a new 2-car Control Schedule for purpose. agent upon whom pro- be necessary in order to New York, New York garage, to construct a Rear yard setback; and PO-287911 against LLC may be carry out the foregoing. cess 10170 two-story addition to the Minimum open area; and served who shall mail PO-290029 Notice of formation Phone: 347.286.7409 house, expand the front Section 225-69D Nonto Joseph process of Birds of A Feather Fax: 347-286-7414 porch and to construct a conforming Buildings, SNL DG, LLC, Rivers, 7 Douglas St., Attorneys for Plaintiff, new patio in the rear at Structures and Uses, Ex- Natural Wellness, LLC. Cortland, NY 13045. Arts of Org. filed with Articles of organization State of New York Mort- the property addressed tension or Expansion; to Purpose: Any lawful Sec. of State of NY gage Agency as 62 Jordan Street in demolish an existing de- filed with Secretary of business. Perpetual ex- (SSNY) 4/1/2022. Cty: State of New York HELP FOR HOMEOWN- the Village of Skaneate- tached garage, to conOnondaga. SSNY desig. (SSNY) on March 21, istence. ERS IN FORECLOSURE les. as agent upon whom struct a 2-story attached 2022. Principle office is PO-288981 NEW YORK STATE LAW This meeting may be garage, and to construct process against may be REQUIRES THAT WE conducted with a remote an addition to the house located in Onondaga served & shall mail proNOTICE OF LLC SEND YOU THIS NOTICE meeting capability pur- at the property ad- County. The SSNY is cess to 109 Watchtower FORMATION ABOUT THE FORECLO- suant to modification dressed as 8 Leitch Av- designated as agent of Syracuse, NY HOLDINGS Ln., SURE PROCESS. made to Part E of Chap- enue in the Village of LLC upon whom pro- GEDDES cess may be served. LLC. Arts. of Org. filed 13219. General Purpose. PLEASE READ IT CARE- ter 417 of the Public Of- Skaneateles. with the SSNY on PO-289230 FULLY. ficers Law. If so, access This meeting may be SSNY shall mail a copy 04/21/22. Office: of process to: PO Box instructions to that ca- conducted with a remote SUMMONS AND Notice of Formation Onondaga County. SSNY pability will be shown on meeting capability pur- 117, Skaneateles Falls, COMPLAINT designated as agent of of TAP ROOT FAMILY York 13153. PurNew YOU ARE IN DANGER the meeting agenda to suant to modification the LLC upon whom LLC, a domestic Limited YOUR be posted on the Village made to Part E of Chap- pose: Any lawful pur- process against it may Liability Company (LLC). OF LOSING pose. website. HOME. IF YOU FAIL TO ter 417 of the Public Ofbe served. SSNY shall Articles of Organization RESPOND TO THE SUM- A copy of the application ficers Law. If so, access PO-288333 mail copy of process to filed with the Secretary MONS AND COMPLAINT is available for inspec- instructions to that caNOTICE the LLC, 106 Silverlace of State of New York tion at Village Hall or on pability will be shown on Name of LLC: BLH AbIN THIS FORECLOSURE Syracuse, NY (SSNY) on March 15, Terrace, ACTION, YOU MAY the web site with the the meeting agenda to bott Trucking, LLC. Arti- 13219. Purpose: Any 2022. Office location: County of Onondaga. LOSE YOUR HOME. posted agenda. All in- be posted on the Village cles of Organization filed lawful purpose. SSNY is designated as PLEASE READ THE terested persons will website. with NY Dept. of State D-288836 agent of LLC upon SUMMONS AND COM- have the opportunity to A copy of the application on 5/2/22. Office Locawhom process may be PLAINT CAREFULLY. be heard. Comments is available for inspec- tion: Cortland County. Ippoliti Street Food LLC YOU SHOULD IMMEDI- can be submitted in tion at Village Hall or on Sec. of State designated Articles of Org. filed NY served. SSNY shall mail ATELY CONTACT AN writing to ZBA, Village of the web site with the as agent of LLC upon Sec. of State (SSNY) copy of process to: 4272 Jordan Road, ATTORNEY OR YOUR Skaneateles, 26 Fennell posted agenda. All in- whom process against it 5/12/21. Office in LOCAL LEGAL AID OF- St., Skaneateles, NY terested persons will may be served and shall Onondaga Co. SSNY de- Skaneateles, NY 13152. any lawful have the opportunity to mail process to principal sig. agent of LLC whom Purpose: FICE TO OBTAIN AD- 13152. Comments business location: 4920 process may be served. purpose. be heard. VICE ON HOW TO PRO- Dated: May 12, 2022 By order of the Village of can be submitted in Kinney Gulf Rd, CortPO-287860 TECT YOURSELF. Zoning writing to ZBA, Village of land, NY 13045. Pur- SSNY shall mail process SOURCES OF INFORMA- Skaneateles to 3146 Falls Rd., MarNotice of Formation Board of Appeals Skaneateles, 26 Fennell pose: any lawful activity. TION AND ASSISTANCE. cellus, NY 13108. Purof LLC. St., Skaneateles, NY PO-289484 The State encourages By Dennis Dundon, pose: Any lawful pur- Valenti Family Holdings, 13152. you to become informed Clerk to the Boards pose. Registered Agent: LLC (LLC) filed Arts. of Notice of Formation Dated: May 12, 2022 about your options in PO-290077 United States Corpora- Org. with Secy. of State By order of the Village of of Castle Creek Housing foreclosure. tion Agents, Inc., 7014 of NY (SSNY) on Village of Skaneateles Zoning LLC, a Domestic Limited Skaneateles In addition to seeking Notice of Public Liability Company (LLC). 13th Ave., Ste. 202, 4/27/2022. Office locaBoard of Appeals assistance from an atHearing tion: Onondaga County. Articles of Organization Brooklyn, NY 11228. torney or legal aid office, Please take notice that By Dennis Dundon, SSNY designated as filed with the Secretary PO-289971 there are government the Zoning Board of Ap- Clerk to the Boards agent of the LLC upon of State of New York agencies and non-profit peals of the Village of PO-290073 NOTICE OF FORMATION whom process may be (SSNY) on 3/17/2022. organizations that you Skaneateles, Onondaga OF LLC: NOTICE OF LLC served and SSNY shall Office location: County may contact for informa- County, New York will JAL Kids Farm LLC filed FORMATION mail process to the LLC of Onondaga SSNY is tion about possible op- hold a Public Hearing at Of Org. with Secy. Arts. 857 Crow Hill, LLC filed designated as agent of at c/o Thomas Valenti, tions, including trying to the Village Office BuildOf State of NY on Arts. of Org. with the LLC upon whom pro2143 Singing Woods work with your lender ing Board Room on May 04/25/2022. Office LoSect'y of State of NY cess may be served. Drive, Skaneateles, NY during this process. 25, 2022 at 7:00 pm, (SSNY) on 3/10/2022. SSNY shall mail copy of cation: Onondaga Coun- 13152. Purpose: any To locate an entity near pursuant to Section 225- Office: Onondaga CounSSNY designated as ty. business permitted unyou, you may call the 76E of the Village Zon- ty. SSNY has been des- process to: 120 KASSON agent of the LLC upon der law. toll-free helpline main- ing Law, to consider the ignated as agent of the ROAD PO BOX 462, whom Process may be PO-289124 tained by the New York Area Variance applica- LLC upon whom pro- CAMILLUS, NY 13031. served and SSNY shall State Banking Depart- tion of Meegan Lynch to cess against it may be Purpose: any lawful pur- mail process to the LLC Articles of Organization ment of Financial Ser- vary the strict applica- served and shall mail pose. at C/O Jeffrey B. Davis, of Zetagen Investors vices at 1-800-342-3736 tion of Section 225-A5 process to: The LLC, PO-288173 61 Main Street, Camil- LLC ("LLC") were filed or visit the Department's Density Control Sched- P.O. Box 786, Skaneatelus, NY, 13031. Pur- with Sec. of State of NY NOTICE website at www.dfs.ny.- ule for Front yard set- les, NY, 13152. Purpose: Name of LLC: Charlie's pose any business Per- ("SSNY") on 4/27/2022. gov. back; and Side yard set- any lawful act. Office Location: OnondaTHC For His LLC. Arti- mitted under law. FORECLOSURE RESCUE back, left; and Section PO-287955 ga County. SSNY has cles of Organization filed PO-289218 SCAMS 225-69D Nonconformbeen designated as with NY Dept. of State Be careful of people who ing Buildings, Structures Notice of Formation agent upon whom proNOTICE OF LLC on 4/14/22. Office Loapproach you with offers and Uses, Extension or of A&J Holbrook Con- cation: Cortland County. cess against the LLC FORMATION to "save" your home. Expansion; to construct struction, LLC, a Do- Sec. of State designated Padraic & Thierry LLC may be served. SSNY There are individuals a 16 by 24 foot deck mestic Limited Liability as agent of LLC upon Arts of Org. filed SSNY shall mail a copy of any who watch for notices of with entry on rear of the Company (LLC). Arti- whom process against it 4/28/22, Cortland Co. process to, and the LLC' foreclosure actions in house at the property cles of Organization filed may be served and shall SSNY design agent for s principal business loorder to unfairly profit addressed as 75 West with the Secretary of mail process to principal process & shall mail to cation is 15 Fennell from a homeowner's Elizabeth Street in the State of New York business location: 5 Zenbusiness Inc. 41 Street, Skaneateles, New distress. You should be Village of Skaneateles. (SSNY) on Cherry Lane, Cortland, State St #112 Albany, York 13152. Purpose: extremely careful about This meeting may be 4/14/2022. Office loca- NY 13045. Purpose: NY 12207 General Pur- any lawful business purany such promises and conducted with a remote tion: County of any lawful activity. pose. pose any suggestions that meeting capability pur- Onondaga. SSNY is des- PO-288582 PO-289749 PO-289530 you pay them a fee or suant to modification ignated as agent of LLC sign over your deed. made to Part E of Chap- upon whom process State law requires any- ter 417 of the Public Of- may be served. SSNY one offering such ser- ficers Law. If so, access shall mail copy of pro-
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PENNY SAVER INDEX NO.: 002785/2020 Date Filed: 04/29/2022 SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONS WITH NOTICE MORTGAGED PREMISES: 205 Natick Circle, Camillus, NY 13031 SBL #: 062.-04-25.0/62 Plaintiff designates Onondaga County as the place of trial; venue is based upon the county in which the mortgaged premises is situate. STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT: COUNTY OF ONONDAGA State of New York Mortgage Agency, Plaintiff, vs. Public Administrator of Onondaga County, as Administrator of the Estate of Cheryl A. Leatz; Sheila Sayles, as Heir-atLaw to The Estate of Cheryl A. Leatz; Cynthia Jobson, as Heir-at-Law to The Estate of Cheryl A. Leatz; Mark Leatz, as Heir-at-Law to The Estate of Cheryl A. Leatz; James Leatz, as Heir-atLaw to The Estate of Cheryl A. Leatz; Unknown Heirs of the Estate of Cheryl A. Leatz, and all the heirs at law, next of kin, distributees, devisees, grantees, trustees, lienors, creditors, assignees and successors in interest of any of the aforesaid defendants, next of kin, distributees, devisees, grantees, trustees, lienors, creditors, assignees and successors in interest of any of the aforesaid classes of person, if they or any ofLEGALS them be dead, and their respective husbands, wives or widows, if any, and all of whom and whose names and places of residence are unknown to plaintiff, except as herein stated; United States of America o/b/o Internal Revenue Service; New York State Department of Taxation and Finance; The Board of Managers of Springhill Condominium I; Board of Directors of the Springhill Homeowners Association Inc.; FIA Card Services NA; Arrow Financial Services LLC; HSBC Bank Nevada NA; The People of the State of New York o/b/o City Court Clerk; John Doe #1 through #6, and Jane Doe #1 through #6, the last twelve names being fictitious, it being the intention of Plaintiff to designate any and all occupants, tenants, persons or corporations, if any, having or claiming an interest in or lien upon the premises being foreclosed herein, Defendants. TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the Complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the Complaint is not served with this Summons, to serve a notice of appearance on the attorneys for the Plaintiff within 20 days after the service of this Summons, exclusive of the day of service (or within 30 days after service is complete if this Summons is not personally delivered to you within the State of New York). In case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the Complaint. NOTICE YOU ARE IN DANGER OF LOSING YOUR HOME IF YOU DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT BY SERVING A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON THE ATTORNEY FOR THE MORTGAGE COMPANY WHO FILED THIS FORECLOSURE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU AND FILING THE ANSWER WITH THE COURT, A DEFAULT JUDGMENT MAY BE ENTERED AND YOU CAN LOSE YOUR HOME. SPEAK TO AN ATTORNEY OR GO TO THE COURT WHERE YOUR CASE IS PENDING FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON HOW TO ANSWER THE SUMMONS AND PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. SENDING PAYMENT TO YOUR MORTGAGE COMPANY WILL NOT STOP THIS FORECLOSURE ACTION. YOU MUST RESPOND BY SERVING A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON THE ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE COMPANY) AND FILING THE ANSWER WITH THE COURT. THE OBJECT of the above captioned action is to foreclose a Mortgage to secure $50,925.00 and interest, recorded in the Office of the Clerk of Onondaga on September 7, 2001, in Book 11789, Page 001, covering premises known as 205 Natick Circle, Camillus, NY 13031, SBL #: 062.-0425.0/62 The relief sought in the within action is a final judgment directing the sale of the premises described above to satisfy the debt secured by the Mortgage described above. The Plaintiff also seeks a deficiency judgment against the Defendants and for any debt secured by said Mortgage which is not satisfied by the proceeds of the sale of said premis-
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LEGALS Village of Skaneateles Notice of Public Hearing Please take notice that the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village of Skaneateles, Onondaga County, New York will hold a Public Hearing at the Village Office Building Board Room on May 25, 2022 at 7:02 pm, pursuant to Section 22576E of the Village Zoning Law, to consider the Area Variance application of Laurie Timmons to vary the strict application of Section 225-A5 Density Control Schedule for Rear yard setback; and Minimum open area; Section 22569D Nonconforming Buildings, Structures and Uses, Extension or Expansion; and Section 225-14C(3) (fences) to construct an 8 by 38 foot front porch, construct a 5 by 14 foot addition to garage, rebuild patio and retaining walls, and construct a 4 foot high fence at the property addressed as 2 Bitter End Lane in the Village of Skaneateles. This meeting may be conducted with a remote meeting capability pursuant to modification made to Part E of Chapter 417 of the Public Officers Law. If so, access instructions to that capability will be shown on the meeting agenda to be posted on the Village website. A copy of the application is available for inspection at Village Hall or on the web site with the posted agenda. All interested persons will have the opportunity to Comments be heard. can be submitted in writing to ZBA, Village of Skaneateles, 26 Fennell St., Skaneateles, NY 13152. Dated: May 12, 2022 By order of the Village of Skaneateles Zoning Board of Appeals By Dennis Dundon, Clerk to the Boards PO-290072 INDEX NO.: 002785/2020 Date Filed: 04/29/2022 SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONS WITH NOTICE MORTGAGED PREMISES: 205 Natick Circle, Camillus, NY 13031 SBL #: 062.-04-25.0/62 Plaintiff designates Onondaga County as the place of trial; venue is based upon the county in which the mortgaged premises is situate. STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT: COUNTY OF ONONDAGA State of New York Mortgage Agency, Plaintiff, vs. Public Administrator of Onondaga County, as Administrator of the Estate of Cheryl A. Leatz; Sheila Sayles, as Heir-atLaw to The Estate of Cheryl A. Leatz; Cynthia Jobson, as Heir-at-Law to The Estate of Cheryl A. Leatz; Mark Leatz, as Heir-at-Law to The Estate of Cheryl A. Leatz; James Leatz, as Heir-atLaw to The Estate of Cheryl A. Leatz; Unknown Heirs of the Estate of Cheryl A. Leatz, and all the heirs at law, next of kin, distributees, devisees, grantees, trustees, lienors, creditors, assignees and successors in interest of any of the aforesaid defendants, next of kin, distributees, devisees, grantees, trustees, lienors, creditors, assignees and successors in interest of any of the aforesaid classes of person, if they or any of them be dead, and their respective husbands, wives or widows, if any, and all of whom and whose names and places of residence are
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OF C. WAYNE RHODES A/K/A CHRISTOPHER WAYNE RHODES; MARK W. SWIMELAR; FORTHTROMBLEE DENTAL ASSOCIATES, PLLC; CNY’s Community News Source Eagle News 12 , 2022 CROUSE HEALTH HOSPITAL, INC. DBA CROUSE HOSPITAL; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE; NEW YORK STATEHopkins DEThe State University of college. School of Public reputation nationally,” said “I am humbled and honPARTMENT OF TAXACOURT Health in Baltimore, StevenOCC Board of Trustees Chair ored to be selected as OnonNew York (SUNY) BoardSUPREME of HiltonOF comes to OCC STATE OF NEW YORK TION AND FINANCE and THE STATE OF SUPREME COURT Trustees recently approvedNEWfrom Kutztown University son University in Stevenson, John P . Sindoni, Esq. “That daga Community College’s � JOHN DOE No. 1'' YORK OF ONONDAGA ''JOHN No. and University of Mary- COUNTY Dr. Warren M. Hilton asCOUNTY the OF in ONONDAGA Pennsylvaniathrough where he DOE MD, wasSUPPLEMENTAL evident in both the quali- next president,” Hilton said. NOTICE OF 100'' inclusive, the INDEX # 005036/2019 next President of Onondaga vice president forofenrollland-College Park. ty andSUMMONS quantity of exceptional “Everyone with whom I have Notice of Formation REGISTRATION OF name the last 100 deFILED:was 4/21/2022 No. 010883/2018 of Canine Clarity 315, DOMESTIC Community College. When ment management andbeing stu“Thanks to the LIMITED extraordi- Index administrators who expressed met has demonstrated that SUPPLEMENTAL fendants fictitious, U.S. BANK NATIONAL LLC,true a Domestic Limited Notice of Formation names said work Dr. LIABILITY nary Crabill did dur- ASSOCIATION, their desire to become the OCC is a student-centered Hilton takes office July 1 he SUMMONS dent affairs. He the has alsoCompany held of(LLC). NOT IN Liability of Limited Liability PARTNERSHIP; Plaintiff designates defendants being unwill become OCC’s ninth administrative ing her theCERAVOincred- ITS nextINDIVIDUAL presidentCAPACof OCC. We institution Articles of the Organization Company (LLC) and poised to have NOTICE OF Name ofand LLP: ONONDAGA County as roles known atto plaintiffs, it tenure, SOLELY AS Name: filed he Secretary LLCgreater impact upon OFba-College LO ENDODONTICS, LLP; ITY theREGISTRATION place Community of trial. The beingwith to desigan#1, even president and the college’s ofintended Philaibleof support we’ve received lookBUT forward to working with KIDD Dr. Warren M. Hilton ofowners, New tenants York Date of filing of Certifi- TRUSTEE FOR THE Articles of Organization LIMITED sisDOMESTIC of venue is: The loca- State nate fee first Black president. Hetion suc-of LIABILITY delphia, Drexel University in from our County and State Dr. Hilton to serve students as current and future students laboratively planning for and RMAC TRUST, SERIES on 04/04/2022. filed by the Department real property be- (SSNY) or occupants of the cate of Registration: 2018 G-CTT, PARTNERSHIP; Office location: County of State of New York on: April 27, 2022; Office of ceeds Dr. Casey Crabill who Philadelphia, Colpartners, Onondaga CommuCentral New York’s partner in and economic growth in the working toward OCC’s bright ing is foreclosed. SELECT Moravian liened premises and/or Plaintiff, Name of LLP:SERVICING, ADVANCE of Onondaga. SSNY is the LLP: Onondaga Co.; 04/11/2019. Office locapersons or parties havlege in Bethlehem, PA, Johns nity College has an amazing education for success.” region. I look forward to colretiring after nine years atPORTFOLIO the future.” v. tion: County of OnondaFAMILYPlaintiff, DENTAL against CARE, designated as agent of The NY Secretary of INC., claiming an interLLP; Date ofHEIRS filing OF of ing LLC orupon whom pro- State has been designat- ANY UNKNOWN HEIRS, ga. Purpose: Any and all UNKNOWN est in or a lien upon the DISTRIBU- lawful activities. Certificate of Registraagent upon DEVISEES, cess may be served. ed as the LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS SecreLEGALS LEGALS THE ESTATE OF C. liened premises, if the tion: AprilRHODES 27, 2022; Of- SSNY shall mail copy of whom process may be TEES OR SUCCESSORS tary of State of New WAYNE A/K/A aforesaid individual deHOMER'SOF THE York (SSNY) is designatNOTICE OF LLC NOTICE OF LLC Notice of LLC fice of the LLP: Onondaprocess to: 8480 Maple served. NYSS may mail IN INTEREST CHRISTOPHER WAYNE fendants are living, and a copy of any process to LATE LINDSAYLLC G. ed as agent of LLC upon AUTOMOTIVE, FORMATION FORMATION Formation New York Road, Clay, Secretary ga Co.; Theif NY RHODES, they be liv- if any or all of said indiA/K/A Articles of Org.LINDSAY filed NY whom process against it MCGR Enterprises, LLC SHAWSHANKED DEof 407 King Avenue, ing of State been Purpose: any the LLP at 7293 Buckley O'SHEA and ifhas they be desigdead, 13041. vidual defendants be O'SHEA, IF may be served. SSNY filed Arts. of Org. with TAILING, LLC. filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY) LLC, a NY limited liabili- the natedrespective as the agent upon lawful purpose. Road, North Syracuse, GRAHAM heirs-atdead, their heirs at law, New York 13212; Pur- LIVING, IF ANY BE in shall mail a copy of pro- the Sect'y of State of NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 4/20/22. ANDOffice ty company (LLC). Arts. law, whom next-of-kin, process may disbe SR-287818 next of kin, distributees, ANY Onondaga Co. AND SSNY ALL de- cess to: c/o The Compa- (SSNY) on 3/23/2022. 03/14/2022. Office in of Org. filed with NY tributees, served. NYSS may mail executors, ad- executors, administra- pose of LLC: Any lawful DEAD, Casa Cousins, LLC PERSONS ARE ny 103 E. Water Street, Office: Onondaga Coun- Onondaga Co. SSNY desig. agent ofWHO LLC whom Sec. of State (NYSS) on ministrators, a copy of any process to purpose. trustees, tors, trustees, commitSPOUSES, WIDOWS, process may be served. Suite 300, Syracuse, NY ty. SSNY has been des- sig Agent of SHAW3/31/22. Office: Ononda- the LLP at legatees, 7278 Buckley devisees, as- Articles of Organization SR-289263 tees, devisees, legatees, GRANTEES, MORT- 13202. Biennial State- ignated as agent of the SHANKED DETAILING, SSNY shall mail process ga County. NYSS desig- signees, Road, North Syracuse, lienors, credi- of this Limited Liability (LLC)lienors, were Company GAGEES, Sara Ungaro,LIENORS, 600 Bai- ment filed: 03/11/2022 LLC upon whom pro- LLC upon who process to nated as agent of LLC tors and assignees, New and Yorksuccessors 13212; PurNOTICE OF FORMATION in filed with the DIS- changing address for cess against it may be may be served. SSNY ley Rd., DEVISEES, North Syracuse, upon whom process interest and Secretary succes- of GR8FNDS.COM, LLC, HEIRS, LLC:generally Any lawful pose of and all creditors of New York a Domestic Limited Lia- TRIBUTEES, EXECUNY 13212. Purpose: Any process to: served and shall mail shall mail copy of proagainst it may be served. persons purpose.having or claim- of sorsState in interest of them on May 2022. bility Company (LLC) TORS, (SSNY) ADMINISTRAlawful purpose. Principal 7608 Oswego Road process to: The LLC, cess to 112 Hanover NYSS shall mail process ing SR-289262 and generally all 3, persons under, by or through The its with offices located in TORS, loc: SUCCES217 N. PO Box 2333 business OR 6010 Misty Ridge Ln., Ave, Liverpool, NY to: 9055 Brewerton said defendant(s) who havingLLCor maintains claiming unoffice Onondaga IN INTEREST OF Liverpool, NY 13090 Main St., North SyraCicero, NY, 13039. Pur- 13088. The principal Road, Brewerton, New der, by,in through, or Onondaga County, for SORS may be deceased, by County. SSNY desig- the purpose of any law- SUCH OF 13212. THEM AS MAY SR-289730 cuse, NY pose: any lawful act. business location shall York 13029. Purpose: against the saidis defenAGGNME 726, LLC: purchase, inheritance, nated named as agent LLC ful act or activity under BE DEAD, AND THEIR SR-289623 SR-288907 be 112 Hanover Ave, Any lawful purpose. as aofclass, Notice of Formationany dants lien or inheritance, whomtitle,process upon Liverpool, NY 13088. SR-287932 or in- the Limited Liability SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEof any right, of LLC. right, title or interest in against Notice of Formation served. DISTRIBUTEES Purpose: Any lawful purArt.toof the Org. real for AGGNME initormay lienbeupon the Company Law. The Arti- VISEES, or property terest of JCB of CNY, LLC IN Notice of Formation SSNY shalldescribed mail a copy AND SUCCESSORS pose. 726, LLC ("LLC") were of Organization cles premises in TOWN OF CICERO Notice of Formation described in the Com- of any process served to Articles of Organization of Limited Liability INTEREST, ALL OF SR-287517 filed with the Sec. of were filed with the Secherein, the complaint PLEASE TAKE NOTICE plaint; of Raising Cain Music KEITH B RHODES Casa Cousins, LLC, filed with AND the Secretary Company (LLC) WHOM WHOSE StateHEIR of NY ("SSNY") on retary of the State of that the Town of Cicero AS Defendant(s). To the LLC, a Domestic Limited AT LAW AND 8325 Moyer Carriage, of the State New York ANDofPLACES OF Name: KIDD #2, LLC Office 04/28/2022. Town Board will hold a NEXT named Defen- New York (SSNY) on NAMES Notice of formation Liability Company (LLC). OF KIN OF LoC. above (SSNY) on 4/22/2022. NY 13039. Pur- March 4, 2022. SSNY is RESIDENCE Cicero, YOU ARE UN- Articles of Organization Articles of Organization Councation: Onondaga Public Hearing on WAYNE of SPINK dants: ARE HERERHODES A/K/A pose: for any lawful aclocation: County Office filed by the Department SSNY designated as BY SUMMONED YOU the agent designated to KNOWN TO PLAINTIFF, Wednesday, May 25, ty. filed with the Secretary PSYCHOLOGY, PLLC. CHRISTOPHER WAYNE of Onondaga SSNY is tivity for which limited li- receive service of pro- ELISABETH A. BARKER, of State of New York on: of State of New York Articles of Organization agent of MARGARET LLC upon ARE 2022 at 6:30 p.m. to be RHODES; as agent of 04/22/2019. Office locaability HEREBY companies SUMmay cess on behalf of the designated ESQ., SEFCU, UNITED whom process againstAT it MONED held at 8236 Brewerton RHODES to answer AS HEIR uponOFwhom pro- tion: County of Ononda- (SSNY) on 02/21/22. filed with Secretary of under the the LLC. SSNY shall mail a LLC be formed STATES AMERICA may be served. SSNY Rd., to consider a Zone LAW Office location: County State of New York complaint in this action AND NEXT OF KIN law. be served. BY THEmay INTERNAL REV- ga. Purpose: Any and all of Onondaga. SSNY is (SSNY) on 04/01/2022. shallC.mail a copy of any and to serve a copy of copy of such service of cess Change GC (General OF WAYNE RHODES SSNY shall mail copy of lawful activities SecreENUE SERVICE, NEW to the LLC, SR-289809 process CHRISTOPHER to Carlotta process Commercial) and IN (In- A/K/A Onondaga. your answer, or, if the to: 6076 Smith tary of State of New designated as agent of County: YORK STATE DEPART8795 Emmons MercanBrown, 5341 West Taft process dustrial) to GC+ (General WAYNE LLC upon whom pro- SSNY designated as RHODES; PA- complaint is not served Notice of Formation of: Road, North Syracuse, York (SSNY) is designatMENT OF TAXATION Brewerton, NY tile, Road, North Syracuse, Commercial Plus) for the TRICIA STARK AS HEIR with this summons, to cess may be served. agent of PLLC upon Central New York Family New York 13212. NY AND 13212. FINANCE, Purpose: ed as agent of LLC upon SSNY shall mail copy of whom process against it 13029. To enproperty located at 6352 AT LAWPurpose: AND NEXT OF Health serve a Nurse notice Practitionof appearany lawful purpose. whom process against it Defendants. gage in any lawful activiE Taft Road and E Taft KIN OF C. WAYNE ance on the plaintiff's at- SR-289437 process to: 154 Eagles may be served. SSNY er PLLC, a Domestic SR-288891 To the above named De- may be served. SSNY Pointe Circle, Liverpool, shall mail copy of proty. Road (Tax Map #057.- RHODES A/K/A Limited torney(s) within 20 days Liability Compamail a copy of proshall fendants: SR-289264 02-23.0). NY 13090. Purpose: any cess to P.O. BOX 3115, NOTICE OF LLC CHRISTOPHER WAYNE after the service of this Notice of Formation You are hereby sum- cess to: c/o The Compa- lawful purpose. Facial coverings are RHODES; ROBERT L ny (LLC). Articles of OrLiverpool, NY 13089. FORMATION of JMC to Staffing Agency filed with the ganization summons, exclusive of ny 103 E. Water Street, moned answer the strongly recommended RHODES AS HEIR AT Purpose: to engage in SR-287870 HAVENS TRUCKING, LLC, a Domestic Limited Secretary of State of (or the day of service 300, Syracuse, NY Suite complaint in this action by all who enter any LAW any and all business for Notice formation LLC. filed NY Sec. of Liability ANDofNEXT OF KIN New Company (LLC). York (SSNY) on 13202. Biennial Statewithin 30 days after serand to serve a copy of Town of Cicero building OFofC.Bridge which PLLCs may be PR,RHODES LLC. (SSNY) Articles State WAYNE of Organization Office loca8/9/2021. filed: 03/11/2022 ment your answer, or if the vice is complete if this and will be asked to A/K/A formed under the New Arts. Of Org. filed with tion: 04/04/2022. Office in filed CHRISTOPHER with is thenot Secretary Notice of Formation County of changing address for complaint served summons is not personpractice social distanc- WAYNE York PLLC Law. SSNY onRHODES; 4/4/22. Office Onondaga Co. SSNY de- of FRED Onondaga State of New York of Limited Liability County. SSNY process to: to with this summons, you ally delivered to ing. If you do not have RHODES SR-287894 location: AS Onondaga sig Agent of HAVENS (SSNY) HEIR AT is on 4/02/2022. Company (LLC) designated as agent of 7608 Oswego Road serve a notice of appearwithin the State of New one at the time of enter- LAW County. SSNY TRUCKING, LLC upon Office AND NEXTdesignatOF KIN LLC location: County Name: Rock Star Enterupon whom proPO Box 2333 ance on the Plaintiff's atYork); and in case of ing a building, we will OF ed as of LLC upon cess who process may be torneys C. agent WAYNE RHODES Onondaga. is Liverpool, NY 13090 Notice of Formation prises, LLC. Articles of may to beappear served. withinSSNY thirty or served. SSNY shall mail of failure provide you with a A/K/A whom process may be your CHRISTOPHER designated as service agent of SR-289732 of Limited Liability Organization filed by the SSNY shalljudgment mail copywill of days after the answer, mask. served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to 9446 this summons, WAYNE RHODES; process upon whom proCompany (LLC) Department of State of 5701 you E. Cirexclusive be taken to: against by Birch Tree Road, Brew- LLC If you'd like to view the THOMAS process toR105 First St., RHODES AS cle served. cess York on: Name: Twin Trees Pizza New Dr. Ste #264, deCiof themay day be of service, default for 108 the relief meeting virtually from HEIR NY 13088. Liverpool, AT LAW AND cero 07/22/2002. Office loca- on 57, LLC copyfailof NY, in13039. Pur- erton, NY 13029. The SSNY and in shall case mail of your manded the comyour computer, tablet, or NEXT Purpose:OFany KINlawful OF act C. pose: any lawful pur- principal business loca- process Notice of Formation tion: County of Ononda- Articles of Organization to: or 8430 Osanswer, NOTICE YOU ARE tion shall be 9446 Birch ure to appear smartphone go here: WAYNE or activity.RHODES A/K/A plaint. of LACEY'S SOLUTIONS, ga. Purpose: Any and all filed by the Department wego Rd will #539, Liverpose. judgment be taken IN DANGER OF LOSING https://www.youtube.SR-288982 Tree Road, Brewerton, against CHRISTOPHER WAYNE SR-288202 Pur- LLC, a Domestic Limited lawful activities. Secre- of State of New York on: pool, NYyou13090. by default com/channel/UCdaA29 RHODES; LINDA YOUR HOME. If you do NY 13029. Purpose: Any for pose: pur- Liability Company (LLC). tary of State of New 02/16/2007. Office locathe any relieflawful demanded az6TaFVGuzLhHVaSg not respond to this lawful purpose. NOTICE OF RHODES AS HEIR AT Articles of Organization York (SSNY) is designat- tion: County of Onondapose. in the complaint. By the Cicero Town LAW and OF Com- SR-290027 Notice Formation REGISTRATION SR-289393 ANDofNEXT OF KIN Summons NOTICE YOU ARE IN filed with the Secretary ed as agent of LLC upon ga. Purpose: Any and all Board a copy by serving of Canine Clarity 315, plaint DOMESTIC LIMITED OF C. WAYNE RHODES DANGER OF LOSING of State of New York whom process against it lawful activities. SecreSR-289130 on the atLLC, a Domestic Limited of the answer Notice of Formation LIABILITY (SSNY) on 12/07/21. may be served. SSNY tary of State of New Hodag Electric, LLC, A/K/A CHRISTOPHER YOUR HOME for the mortgage Arts of Org. filed with Liability Company ofIfLimited Liability PARTNERSHIP; WAYNE RHODES; (LLC). TRA- torney you do not re- Office location: County shall mail a copy of pro- York (SSNY) is designatcompany who filed this Articles of Organization Company (LLC) NOTICE OF Name of LLP: CERAVOed as agent of LLC upon CY MILLER AS HEIR AT Sec. of State of NY spond to this summons of Onondaga. SSNY is cess to: The LLC proceeding filed with Secretary of foreclosure Name: KIDD #1, by LLCserv- designated as agent of 7607NOTICE REGISTRATION OF LO ENDODONTICS, LLP; (SSNY) 3/24/2022. Cty: and LAW ANDheNEXT OF KIN whom process against it OswegoOF Road LLC complaint against you and filing State of New York Articles of Organization DOMESTIC LIMITED of filing of CertifiDate may be served. SSNY Onondaga. SSNY desig. ing a copy of the answer LLC upon whom pro- Liverpool, NY 13090 OF C. WAYNE RHODES FORMATION the answer with the LIABILITY (SSNY) on 04/04/2022. filed by the Department of Registration: cate as agent upon whom on the attorney for the cess may be served. Biennial Statement A/K/A CHRISTOPHER Extraordinary Stays filed LLC shall mail a copy of proPARTNERSHIP; Office location: County court, a default judgof State of New York on: April 27, 2022; Office of process against may be mortgage company who SSNY shall mail copy of 03/18/2022 changing WAYNE RHODES; MARK filed Arts. of Org. with cess to: Name of LLP: ADVANCE W. of Onondaga. is the loca- process to: 8136 Firenze address 04/11/2019. Onondaga Co.; served & shall mail pro- filed mentLLP: may be entered forofprocess SWIMELAR;SSNY FORTHthe Sect'y State ofto:NY The LLC this Office foreclosure County against of OnondaFAMILY DENTAL CARE, TROMBLEE designated DENTAL as agentASof and NY can Secretary of cess to 5 Orangewood tion: The you lose your 7608 Oswego Road Oswego Road (SSNY) on 4/19/2022. you Lane, Clay NY 13041. 7608 proceeding Any answer and all Purpose: any lawful pur- PO LLP; Date of filing of LLC upon whom PLLC; pro- State beentodesignathome.has Speak an attor- Dr., Liverpool, NY ga. Box 2333 Lien Sale Box Onondaga 2333 SOCIATES, Office: Coun- PO and Purpose: filing the Garageman's Secre- pose. lawfultheactivities. Certificate of Registra- cess mayHEALTH be served. agent upon 13090. General Purpose. ed as the court or the go to NY 13090 Liverpool, NY 13090 CROUSE HOS- ney with court, a default ty. SSNY has been des- Liverpool, Make: BMW tary of State tion: April 27, 2022; Of- PITAL, SSNY shall INC. mail copy of whom may be where process your case is SR-289229 SR-289075 DBA judgment may ofbe New en- SR-288288 ignated as agent of the SR-288287 Model: X3 30i York (SSNY) is designatfice of the LLP: Ononda- CROUSE process to: 8480 Maple served. may mail pending NYSS for further inHOSPITAL; tered and you can lose LLC upon whom pro- Year: 2010 ed ashome. agent of LLC upon Road, Clay, New York ga Co.; The NY Secretary UNITED copy of any process to on how to anSTATES OF aformation your cess against it may be VIN: LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS WBXof State has been desig- AMERICA whom process 13041. Purpose: any the 7293 Buckley swerLLP theatsummons and INTERNAL Speak to anagainst attorneyit served and shall mail PC9C48AWJ33275 nated as theCOURT agent upon may served. SSNY lawful purpose.SERVICE; Road, SUPREME OF LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF NEW YORK REVENUE or go be to the court where process to: The LLC, Owner: Kirk Germaine protect North your Syracuse, property. whom may be NEW shall mail aiscopy of proSR-287818 Yorka 13212; NOTICE OF FORMATION THEprocess STATE OF SUPREME COURT YORK STATE DE- New pending for your case 8647 Grey Birch Dr., Date of Sale: May 25, Sending paymentPurto served. NYSS may cess to: c/o The Compaof LLC: Any lawful COUNTY OF ONONDAGA OF LIMITED LIABILITY NEW YORK - mail PARTMENT OF TAXA- pose further information on Baldwinsville, NY, 2022, and 3:00pm your mortgage company aCOUNTY copy ofOF anyONONDAGA process to TION AND FINANCE and purpose. ny 103 E. Water COMPANY SUPPLEMENTAL to answer theStreet, sumhow 13027. Purpose: any Place of Sale: 9073 Oswill not stop this forethe LLP #at005036/2019 7278 Buckley �JOHN DOE No. 1'' SR-289263 Suite NY CCI BALDWINSVILLE INDEX SUMMONS lawful act. mons 300, and Syracuse, protect your wego Road, Baldclosure action. YOU Road, North Syracuse, through ''JOHN DOE No. MUST RESPOND BY Index No. 010883/2018 13202. LLC FILED: 4/21/2022 property. Biennial StateBM-289943 winsville, NY 13027 NewSUPPLEMENTAL York 13212; Pur- 100'' filed: 03/11/2022 Sending a payment NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVBM-288946 inclusive, the SERVING A COPY OF U.S. BANK NATIONAL ment NOTICE OF FORMATION pose ofSUMMONS LLC: Any lawful name of the last 100 dechanging address comfor EN that the aboveASSOCIATION, NOT IN to your mortgage THE ANSWER ON THE OF DOMESTIC LIMITED purpose. to: named limited liability Plaintiff designates fendants being fictitious, ATTORNEY FOR THE ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPAC- process pany will not stop this LIABILITY COMPANY; SR-289262 County as the true names of said 7608 Oswego Road has been Name of LLC: Genesis company ONONDAGA action. NOBLES PLAZA, LLC PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE ITY BUT SOLELY AS foreclosure PO Box 2333 for the transacformed the place of trial. The ba- defendants being un- COMPANY) AND FILING TRUSTEE FOR THE YOU MUST REHealth LLC; Date of Fil- Articles of Org. filed NY Liverpool, NY 13090 tion of business in New sis of venue is: The loca- known to plaintiffs, it THE ANSWER WITH RMAC TRUST, SERIES SPOND BY SERVING A ing: 4/11/2022; Office of Sec. of State (SSNY) SR-289730 tion of real property be- being intended to desig- THE COURT. The forego- 2018 G-CTT, COPY OF THE ANSWER York State and else- the LLC: Onondaga Co.; 4/4/22. Office in ing foreclosed. SELECT nate fee owners, tenants ing summons is served Plaintiff, ON THE ATTORNEY FOR where. The NY Secretary of Onondaga Co. SSNY dePORTFOLIO SERVICING, or occupants of the v. THE PLAINTIFF (MORT- 1. The name of the lim- State (NYSS) has been sig. agent of LLC whom upon you by publication INC., Plaintiff, against liened premises and/or ANY UNKNOWN HEIRS, GAGE COMPANY) AND ited liability company is designated as the agent process may be served. pursuant to an order of UNKNOWN HEIRS OF persons or parties havDEVISEES, DISTRIBU- FILING THE ANSWER CCI Baldwinsville LLC. upon whom process SSNY shall mail process 2. The Articles of Orga- may be served. THE ESTATE OF C. ing or claiming an inter- the Honorable Robert E. TEES OR SUCCESSORS WITH THE COURT. The to 8608 Melvin Drive Antonacci II, a Justice of WAYNE RHODES A/K/A est in or a lien upon the IN INTEREST OF THE This is an attempt to col- nization of CCI Bald- NYSS may mail a copy South, Baldwinsville, NY the Supreme Court of CHRISTOPHER WAYNE liened premises, if the LATE LINDSAY G. lect a debt and any infor- winsville LLC were filed of any process to the 13027, which is also the RHODES, if they be liv- aforesaid individual de- the State of New York, O'SHEA A/K/A LINDSAY mation obtained will be with the New York Sec- LLC at 1992 Penfold principal business locaOnondaga County, retary of State on April Way, Baldwinsville, NY tion. Purpose: Any lawing and if they be dead, fendants are living, and GRAHAM O'SHEA, IF used for that purpose. the respective heirs-at- if any or all of said indi- granted on the 20th day LIVING, AND IF ANY BE The foregoing summons 21, 2022. 13090; Purpose of LLC: ful purpose. law, next-of-kin, dis- vidual defendants be of April, 2022, and filed DEAD, ANY AND ALL is served upon you pur- 3. The County within Any lawful purpose. BM-287973 tributees, executors, ad- dead, their heirs at law, with the Complaint and PERSONS WHO ARE suant to an order of New York in which the BM-288233 offices of CCI BaldRobert E. AnHonorable ministrators, trustees, next of kin, distributees, other papers in the of- SPOUSES, WIDOWS, Notice of Formation devisees, legatees, as- executors, administra- fice of the County Clerk GRANTEES, MORT- tonacci II, Justice of the winsville LLC are to be NOTICE OF FORMATION of Onondaga County. signees, lienors, credi- tors, trustees, commitGAGEES, LIENORS, Supreme Court of the located is Onondaga of JET ME OUTTA HERE OF DOMESTIC LIMITED a Domestic Limited LLC, County. The object of this action of New York, State tors and successors in tees, devisees, legatees, HEIRS, DEVISEES, DISLIABILITY COMPANY; Liability Company (LLC). 4. The New York Secreis to foreclose a mortthe 5th day of signed interest and generally all and assignees, lienors, TRIBUTEES, EXECUName of LLC: R&R Articles of Organization of State is designattary gage upon the premises May, 2022 at Syracuse, persons having or claim- creditors and succesTORS, ADMINISTRAPROPERTIES OF CNY, with the Secretary filed ed as the agent for CCI described below, executing under, by or through sors in interest of them TORS, OR SUCCES- New York. LLC; Date of filing: said defendant(s) who and generally all persons ed by C. WAYNE SORS IN INTEREST OF The object of this action Baldwinsville LLC upon of State of New York 5/5/2022; Office of the on April 7, (SSNY) process in any whom may be deceased, by having or claiming un- RHODES to MORTGAGE SUCH OF THEM AS MAY is to foreclose a mortLLC: Onondaga Co.; The REGIS- BE DEAD, AND THEIR gage on the following action or proceeding 2022. Office location: NY Secretary of State purchase, inheritance, der, by, through, or ELECTRONIC County of Onondaga. against it may be served. SYSTEMS, SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- property: lien or inheritance, any against the said defen- TRATION SSNY is designated as has been designated as right, title or interest in dants named as a class, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR VISEES, DISTRIBUTEES Tax I.D. No. 030.-02- The address within New agent of LLC upon the agent upon whom York to which the Secreor to the real property of any right, title, or in- SYRACUSE SECURI- AND SUCCESSORS IN 06.0 whom process may be process may be served. described in the Com- terest in or lien upon the TIES, INC., bearing date INTEREST, ALL OF ALL that tract or parcel tary of State shall mail a served. SSNY shall mail NYSS may mail a copy plaint; KEITH B RHODES premises described in March 4, 2009 and WHOM AND WHOSE of land, situate in the copy of the process in copy of process to: of any process to the AS HEIR AT LAW AND the complaint herein, recorded in Book 15752, NAMES AND PLACES OF Town of Camillus, Coun- any action or proceeding 8 Edgewood Drive, Bald- LLC at 7574 Vanburen NEXT OF KIN OF C. Defendant(s). To the Page 28 in the County of RESIDENCE ARE UN- ty of Onondaga and against CCI Baldwinsville winsville, NY 13027. Road, Baldwinsville, WAYNE RHODES A/K/A above named Defen- Onondaga on March 10, KNOWN TO PLAINTIFF, State of New York, and LLC which may be Purpose: any lawful pur- New York 13027; PurCHRISTOPHER WAYNE dants: YOU ARE HERE- 2009, which was as- ELISABETH A. BARKER, being a part of Lot 80 of served upon him/her is pose. pose of LLC: Any lawful RHODES; MARGARET BY SUMMONED YOU signed to CENLAR, FSB ESQ., SEFCU, UNITED said Town and being 990 James Street, Syra- BM-288443 purpose. cuse, NY 13203. CCI more particular deRHODES AS HEIR AT ARE HEREBY SUM- by assignment executed STATES OF AMERICA BM-289740 LLC does Baldwinsville No. 464 as Lot scribed Notice of Formation LAW AND NEXT OF KIN MONED to answer the March 20, 2012 and BY THE INTERNAL REVnot have a registered Village, Section Orchard of JJ Collins LLC, a DoOF C. WAYNE RHODES complaint in this action recorded April 17, 2012, ENUE SERVICE, NEW A/K/A CHRISTOPHER and to serve a copy of in Book 16775, Page YORK STATE DEPART- 9, according to a map of agent within New York mestic Limited Liability Notice of Formation Company (LLC). Articles WAYNE RHODES; PA- your answer, or, if the 159, which was further MENT OF TAXATION said tract made by A.F. State. of Radiant U, LLC, a Do5. The business of CCI R.O. Hofmann, Li& Organization filed with of TRICIA STARK AS HEIR complaint is not served assigned to NATION- AND FINANCE, censed Land Surveyors, Baldwinsville LLC is to the Secretary of State of mestic Limited Liability AT LAW AND NEXT OF with this summons, to STAR MORTGAGE, LLC Defendants. Company (LLC). Articles KIN OF C. WAYNE serve a notice of appear- by assignment executed To the above named De- and filed in the Ononda- conduct, without limita- New York (SSNY) on of Organization filed with ga County Clerk's Office, tion, any lawful business 03/02/2022. Office locaRHODES A/K/A ance on the plaintiff's at- April 16, 2015 and fendants: activity authorized by tion: County of the Secretary of State of CHRISTOPHER WAYNE torney(s) within 20 days recorded May 6, 2015, You are hereby sum- August 1, 1962, as Map law. Onondaga. SSNY is des- New York (SSNY) on RHODES; ROBERT L after the service of this in Book 17735, Page moned to answer the No. 4463. BM-288945 ignated as agent of LLC 3/29/2022. Office locaRHODES AS HEIR AT summons, exclusive of 490, which was then complaint in this action Subject to easements, County of upon whom process tion: TOWN OF LYSANDER LAW AND NEXT OF KIN the day of service (or modified by loan modifi- and to serve a copy of covenants, and restricmay be served. SSNY Onondaga. SSNY is desNOTICE OF PUBLIC OF C. WAYNE RHODES within 30 days after ser- cation agreement effec- your answer, or if the tion of record. These premises are also shall mail copy of pro- ignated as agent of LLC HEARING A/K/A CHRISTOPHER vice is complete if this tive January 1, 2016 in complaint is not served known as 111 South- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE cess to: 27 Sun Mead- upon whom process WAYNE RHODES; FRED summons is not personwith this summons, to new principal serve a notice of appear- west Way, Camillus, NY that a public hearing will ows Way, Baldwinsville, may be served. SSNY RHODES AS HEIR AT ally delivered to you the shall mail copy of proamount of $188,192.62 be held on Thursday, NY 13027. Purpose: cess to: 8710 Radburn LAW AND NEXT OF KIN within the State of New ance on the Plaintiff's at- 13031. and recorded on FebruWoods Oviatt Gilman Inspection. Home May 19, 2022 at 7:00 OF C. WAYNE RHODES York); and in case of torneys within thirty Drive, Baldwinsville, NY PM at the Town of BM-289514 A/K/A CHRISTOPHER your failure to appear or ary 10, 2016 in Book days after the service of LLP 13027. Purpose: any Attorneys for Plaintiff 919, which 17948, Page Lysander Town Hall, Notice of Formation WAYNE RHODES; answer, judgment will this summons, exclusive lawful purpose. 500 Bausch & Lomb to was further assigned 8220 Loop Road, Baldof JRHARPJR LLC, a BM-289567 THOMAS R RHODES AS be taken against you by of the day of service, Place SELECT PORTFOLIO winsville, New York, to Domestic Limited LiabiliHEIR AT LAW AND default for the relief deand in case of your fail- Rochester, NY 14604 consider the Community ty Company (LLC). ArtiNEXT OF KIN OF C. manded in the com- SERVICING INC. by as- ure to appear or answer, BM-289840 signment executed DeDevelopment Block cles of Organization filed WAYNE RHODES A/K/A plaint. NOTICE YOU ARE judgment will be taken Notice of Formation Grant and 5 Year Plan. with the Secretary of CHRISTOPHER WAYNE IN DANGER OF LOSING cember 6, 2018 and against you by default of Saving Face BaldNotice of Formation RHODES; LINDA YOUR HOME. If you do recorded December 10, for the relief demanded of BROWN FITNESS By order of the Town State of New York winsville, LLC, a DomesBoard of the Town of (SSNY) on 04/25/2022. RHODES AS HEIR AT not respond to this 2018, in Instrument No. in the complaint. Said NOTICE YOU ARE IN CNY LLC, a Domestic Lysander, dated May 5, Office location: County tic Limited Liability LAW AND NEXT OF KIN Summons and Com- 2018-00057056. Limited Liability Compaof Onondaga. SSNY is Company (LLC). ArtiOF C. WAYNE RHODES plaint by serving a copy premises being known DANGER OF LOSING ny (LLC). Articles of Or- 2022. Dina Falcone, designated as agent of cles of Organization filed A/K/A CHRISTOPHER of the answer on the at- as and by 110 Cowan YOUR HOME ganization filed with the LLC upon whom pro- with the Secretary of WAYNE RHODES; TRA- torney for the mortgage Avenue, Syracuse, NY If you do not re- Secretary of State of Town Clerk cess may be served. State of New York CY MILLER AS HEIR AT company who filed this 13209, bearing tax map spond to this summons New York (SSNY) on BM-289775 SSNY shall mail copy of (SSNY) on 5/5/2022. Section: and complaint by serv- 4/28/2022. Office locaLAW AND NEXT OF KIN foreclosure proceeding designation NOTICE OF LLC process to: 7771 Gloria Office location: County OF C. WAYNE RHODES against you and filing 021, Block: 06, Lot: ing a copy of the answer tion: FORMATION County of Drive, Baldwinsville NY of Onondaga. SSNY is fully 11.0, which is more A/K/A CHRISTOPHER the answer with the on the attorney for the ONONDAGA. SSNY is Extraordinary Stays LLC designated as agent of 13027. Purpose: any WAYNE RHODES; MARK court, a default judg- described in the Sched- mortgage company who designated as agent of filed Arts. of Org. with LLC upon whom propurpose. lawful W. SWIMELAR; FORTH- ment may be entered ule “A” attached to the filed this foreclosure LLC upon whom pro- the Sect'y of State of NY cess may be served. BM-289485 TROMBLEE DENTAL AS- and you can lose your Complaint. Aldridge Pite, proceeding against you cess may be served. (SSNY) on 4/19/2022. SSNY shall mail copy of SOCIATES, PLLC; home. Speak to an attor- LLP. Attorneys for the and filing the answer SSNY shall mail copy of Office: Onondaga CounGarageman's Lien Sale process to: 4300 CROUSE HEALTH HOS- ney or go to the court Plaintiff, 40 Marcus with the court, a default process to: 8219 Scarlet ty. SSNY has been des- Make: BMW West Genesee Street PITAL, INC. DBA where your case is Drive, 200, judgment may be en- Dr, Bladwinsville, NY ignated as agent of the Model: X3 30i Suite Syracuse, NY 13219. CROUSE HOSPITAL; pending for further in- Melville, NY 11747 File tered and you can lose 13027. Purpose: any LLC upon whom pro- Year: 2010 Purpose: any lawful purUNITED STATES OF formation on how to an- 1012-3173B your home. cess against it may be VIN: WBX- pose. lawful purpose. AMERICA INTERNAL swer the summons and BM-290108 Speak to an attorney BM-289093 served and shall mail PC9C48AWJ33275 BM-289764 REVENUE SERVICE; protect your property. process to: The LLC, Owner: Kirk Germaine or go to the court where 8647 Grey Birch Dr., Date of Sale: May 25, NEW YORK STATE DE- Sending a payment to your case is pending for Baldwinsville, NY, 2022, and 3:00pm PARTMENT OF TAXA- your mortgage company further information on 13027. Purpose: any Place of Sale: 9073 OsTION AND FINANCE and will not stop this forehow to answer the sum-
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Liverpool, C-NS boys both fall to West Genesee by Phil Blackwell
When the Cicero-North Syracuse boys lacrosse team staged its memorable comeback to top Liverpool in overtime on May 6, the question was how that result might affect all which would follow. In Liverpool’s case, the answer partially arrived when it tried to avenge an earlier defeat to West Genesee last Tuesday night and, instead, fell 8-7 to the Wildcats. That it was just as close as their 11-10 decision on April 21 wasn’t surprising. Both sides played strong defense early, but in the second quarter WG outscored the Warriors 4-2 to take a 5-3 edge to the break. Stepping up its own defense, Liverpool kept the Wildcats off the board in the third period, converting twice and getting back even, 5-5. That set up a tense stretch drive where WG would go back in front, and hang on. Jackson Furr and Dom Osbeck each scored twice, Furr getting two assists and Osbeck one assist. Aaron Clouthier had one goal and one assist. Owen Michaud and Jalen Graham had the other goals. WG featured six different goal-scorers, with only Liam Burns and Patrick Linton converting twice. Owen Salanger’s 16 saves kept it close as he doubled the total of Wildcats counterpart Dylan Desena. Now Liverpool would face reigning sec-
tional Class A champion Baldwinsville two nights later, and would ultimately end up with the same result as their April 26 encounter, which was tied at halftime before the Warriors saw the Bees get away. Here, the final score was 13-8, an identical margin to the 15-10 score of the first meeting, Liverpool a bit stingier but still unable to keep up with the Bees’ pace and all-around game. Meanwhile, at Mike Messeere Field, C-NS took its own shot against West Genesee and seemed to have things in control, only to have it slip away in a painful 9-8 defeat. All through the first half, the Northstars’ defense shut down the Wildcats, but though it had modest success on offense, it could only muster a 4-0 advantage. WG got on the board in the third quarter and cut C-NS’s margin into half, to 6-4, and then sprinted out in front late as Liam Burns scored three times in the final period, four goals overall. Mason Blakeman and Mason Ciciarelli each scored three times for the Northstars, Blakeman adding a pair of assists. The other goals went to Elijah Martin and Mike Koehler. C-NS recovered on Saturday and romped past East Syracuse Minoa 20-6, spreading out its attack as six different players put up multiple goals. It was Carter and Kohler stepping up, each scoring four times to set personal season marks. Ciciarelli and Blake-
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Liverpool long stick midfielder Gavin Kenna (21) battles for possession with Baldwinsville’s Brayden Penafeather-Stevenson (11) during last Thursday’s game, where the Warriors lost, 13-8, to the Bees. man both got three assists as Ciciarelli had three goals. Leahey got two goals and two assists, Martin and Jack Oswald also finding
the net twice. Cy Liberman and Emmit Porter had single goals.
C-NS, Liverpool track battle again C-NS baseball tops Liverpool twice by Phil Blackwell
A mere 48 hours after they battled one another at Bragman Stadium, the CiceroNorth Syracuse and Liverpool track and field teams had a rematch of sorts. It took place at Pelcher-Arcaro Stadium where Friday’s Baldwinsville John Arcaro saw the boys Northstars get 61 points, trailing only the host Bees (74 points), while in the girls meet it was the Warriors second with 65 points and C-NS fourth with 55 points. Doing well in relays, C-NS prevailed in the 4x400 when Dan Henry, Josh Adams, James McConnell and Gavin McAllister finished in three minutes, 33.68 seconds, well clear of the 3:36.92 from Fayetteville-Manlius. Another win for the Northstars came in the 4x800 relay, where McAllister, Nathan Connors, Ashton Murdock and Dante Melfi went 8:19.40 to top the field, Liverpool finishing sixth in 9:22.69 after taking fifth (3:54.26) in the 4x400. McAllister cleared 10 feet 6 inches for fifth place in the pole vault. Carlton Garnes had a secondplace long jump of 20’8 1/2” and was second in the 110 high hurdles in 15.79 seconds to the 14.97 from Jamesville-DeWitt’s Nick Dekaney, while Melfi got second in the 800-meter run in 2:03.37. Trevon Walker took sixth in the 100meter dash in 11.57 seconds and, with Garnes, Adams and Andrew Vinette, earned third place in the 4x100 relay in 45.59 seconds, just ahead of Liverpool (45.83) in fifth place. Liverpool, meanwhile, saw Ny’Quez Madison arrive in the long jump and, with a top attempt of 20’9 1/2”, beat Garnes by one inch. Joe Guindy throw the discus 107’2” to take sixth place as Andrew Corrigan got sixth in the
3,000-meter steeplechase in 12:00.61. Liverpool won on the girls side in the 4x400, seeing Kaitlyn Burt, Lena Young, Taylor Page and Emily Aiello post 4:18.38 to edge the 4:18.95 from B’ville. In the 4x100, the Warriors had Mikayla Greene, Sophia Jarosz, Janea Hamilton-Brown and Mia Wright second in 51.57 seconds, with C-NS (54.12) sixth. Page, Kaleigh Buck, Eva Woodworth and Addison Ziegler took second in the 4x800 relay in 10:17.89, with C-NS fourth in 10:47.11. Page also took third in the 400-meter dash in 1:02.75, with Young (1:04.04) in sixth place. Burt took third place in the 400 hurdles in 1:13.14. Meghan Moyer grabbed fourth place in the 2,000 steeplechase in 7:56.16 and Hamilton-Brown threw the shot put 30’11” to finish fifth. Deidre Wiliams was fifth in the discus with 79’6” and Beatrize Gurgol was fourth in the triple jump (32’8 1/4”) and fifth in the long jump. On C-NS’s side, Hannah Boyle went 2:10.39, pulling away from Jordan-Elbridge’s Vassi Klock (2:13.00) to prevail in the 800, with Kaleigh Bosimenu getting second in the discus (87’9”) to go with a seventh in the shot put. Kate Putman went 9:55.81 in the 3,000-meter run, second to the Fayetteville-Manlius duo of Hannah Kaercher (9:44.44) and Izzie Sullivan (9:46.67) as Buck took fifth place for Liverpool in 11:29.35. Jaydin Mackey went 13.01 seconds in the 100 sprint for fourth place and improved to third in the 200 in 26.34, while Marissa Navarra was fourth in the 1,500-meter run in 4:55.97. Lilly Capria had a third-place high jump of 5’2”. Shannon Brown went 1:14.72 for fifth place in the 400 hurdles as Danielle Crivelli was fifth (17.13 seconds) in the 100 hurdles.
C-NS boys tennis shuts out Liverpool by Phil Blackwell
It’s fair to say that the Cicero-North Syracuse boys tennis team is enjoying one of its best seasons in program history, capped by the sweep it pulled off over main rival Liverpool. Having already defeated the Warriors 5-2 on April 28, the Northstars were even better in the rematch, not letting the Warriors get a point on the board on the way to a 7-0 shutout. The singles matches were all lopsided, Wyatt Dupell putting away Mason Pinchin 6-0, 6-0 as Matthew Jordan stopped John Ioannidis 6-1, 6-1 and Brandon Nguyen rolling past Jimmy Bui 6-0, 6-1. Liverpool put up far more of a fight in doubles, where Aiden Hunter and Andrew Caimano got to a third set with C-NS’s Ryan Keil and Peter Geil, but the Northstars pair still won it 6-3, 6-7 (10-8), 6-2. Dan Jordan and Brady Petranchuk won 7-6 (7-5), 6-4 over James Welch and William Balduf, with Timothy Mai and Joe DeGroat handling Brett Ritter and Anthony Ranieri 6-3, 6-1 as Mike DeGroat and Andrew George worked past Evan Miller and Cole Potrzeba 6-4, 6-1. C-NS did not find the same success against unbeaten Fayetteville-Manlius a day later, the Northstars shut out 7-0 by the Hornets. Keil, going to singles, did make a second-set tiebreaker against Xavier Sul, but still lost 6-2, 7-6 (7-1) as F-M gave up just one game in four doubles matches, with Nguyen and Matthew Jordan only picking up a game apiece in their singles defeats. But C-NS turned it around
Wednesday in a 6-1 win over West Genesee, with Dupell blanking Nathan Smith 6-0, 6-0 and Matthew Jordan putting away Ian Palmieri 6-1, 6-0 as Nguyen beat John Diem 6-0, 6-1. Taking three of the four doubles matches, the Northstars had Mai and Joe DeGroat beat Josh Pierce and Sam Barth 6-0, 6-4, with Gill and Keil beating Barth and Nate Ruston 6-2, 6-1 as George and Mike DeGroat won 6-1, 6-0 over Jameson Bard and Tanner Young. When Liverpool met F-M on Wednesday, it was dealt its own 7-0 defeat, though Balduf nearly got a point in singles, pushing Sul to a third-set tie-breaker before losing 6-2, 1-6, 7-6 (8-6). Hunter and Caimano played the closest doubles match, falling to Justin Dunn and Kaelem Michel 6-2, 6-1. Then two matches followed on Thursday, Liverpool able to beat West Genesee 5-2 as Balduf and Potrzeba each won in singles in straight sets, with the doubles teams of Caimano-Welch, Raineri-Ritter and Jimmy BuiAydan Presley also gaining points. But Liverpool lost 7-0 to Baldwinsville. Raineri played the closest singles match , a 6-2, 6-1 defeat to Logan Bolton. Caimano and Hunter played a close second set in doubles, but fell to Aidan Delaney and Zach Pendergast 6-0, 6-4. Another 7-0 defeat to the Bees followed a day later. C-NS lost a rematch with F-M 6-1 on Friday, at least getting a point when George and Mike DeGroat beat Anay Dalal and James Hoehner 6-3, 6-4. The Hornets swept the others, with Mai closest in singles as he lost 6-1, 6-3 to Sul.
by Phil Blackwell
Even as the Cicero-North Syracuse baseball team seemed to establish itself as the favorite for Section III Class AA honors, its rivals from Liverpool were starting to put things together. This made the two head-to-head meetings between the Northstars and Warriors late last week so important, even though it came at a busy time in the schedule, which may have affected how the games went. They first played Thursday at the Gillette Road complex, and it was all C-NS as it prevailed 18-1, setting the tone with a sixrun second inning where Jake Lukasiewicz hit a three-run home run and Logan Karwowski had a two-run triple. An eight-run fourth inning followed as Lukasiewicz finished with four RBIs, while Bryce Zicaro and Logan Battista joined Karowski in driving in a pair of runs. The rematch on Saturday at Liverpool figured to be a better game – and it was, with the Warriors in it all the way to th end, but C-NS again victorious, this time by a 5-3 margin. Down 1-0, Liverpool scored twice off Bryce Zicaro in the bottom of the second to briefly go in front before the Northstars tied it in the third and got two runs in the fourth for a 4-2 lead as Lukasiewicz and Corey Cartier both hit home runs and got two RBIs apiece. Liverpool cut it to 4-3 in the bottom of the fourth, but Zicaro blanked the Warriors the rest of the way, only allowing four hits overall. Andrew Contos took the loss as Jack Hoppe and Lance Phillips drove in runs for the host. Zicaro again pitched well in a high-profile game as two key swings – one by Lukasiewicz, the other by Karwowski – produced a 5-1 win for the Northstars over Baldwinsville last Monday afternoon. In their first meeting April 22, C-NS won 1-0 when Zicaro threw a two-hitter. Now it was Gavin Miller on the mound for the Bees, who got a quick 1-0 lead when Cameron Brennan singled home Matt Carner in the top of the first inning. Miller kept it that way until the bottom of the fourth, when Lukasiewicz’s two-run single put C-NS in front. Then, in the
sixth with two on, Karwowski turned on a Miller pitch and sent it over the fence, a three-run home run. After surrendering that first-inning run, Zicaro blanked the Bees, striking out five and giving up just four hits and four walks before Wood worked the seventh inning in relief. C-NS was also impressive beating Class A contender Auburn 12-3 on Wednesday, scoring three runs in four different innings as Lukasiewicz, Cartier and Nick Klamm had two RBIs apiece, while Anthony Testa scored three runs. Liverpool met Christian Brothers Academy for the second time in five days – and again beat the Brothers, this time in a 3-2 decision. Building on the 1-0 win it had over CBA May 7, the Warriors saw pitcher Jack Hoppe give up six hits, but strike out seven and limit the potent Brothers offense to single runs in the first and sixth innings. Liverpool tied it 1-1 in the second and, with single tallies in the fifth and sixth, went ahead 3-1, ultimately staying in front as Sam Michalak drove in two of the runs and Charles Anthony doubled twice, adding an RBI. A day earlier, Liverpool faced West Genesee last Tuesday and, with steady offense and great pitching by Lucas Bradley, upended the Wildcats 8-3. After surrendering a two-run home run to Jake DePalma, Bradley blanked WG the rest of the afternoon, using solid defense to overcome the six hits he allowed. Steady at the plate, Liverpool managed a run in all six innings, capped by a three-run second that gave it the lead for good. Michalak and Chris Baker had two RBIs apiece, with Hoppe and Tyler Vivacqua also driving in runs. And in between the two games with C-NS, Liverpool rallied from a 6-0 deficit Friday to beat Fayetteville-Manlius 11-8, getting eight straight runs in the third through fifth innings and three runs in the seventh to break an 8-8 tie. The trio of Vivacaqua, Michalak and Anthony led the comeback, each of them earning three RBIs and combining for eight hits as Dylan Hograth got two hits and drove in a single run. Chris Baker got the win pitching two scoreless innings of relief.
C-NS girls lax beats West Genny, Westhill by Phil Blackwell
The Cicero-North Syracuse girls lacrosse Thursday beat West Genesee 8-6. The Northstars trailed, 4-3, at halftime, but then netted three unanswered goals and moving in front before the Wildcats tied it again, 6-6. For the rest of the game, though, C-NS never let the Wildcats convert, so the pair of goals it scored four minutes apart down the stretch proved enough. Northstars Brooke Molchanoff, Mackenzie Prentice and Sophia Nesci scored twice, with single goals going to Tori Iannotti and Gabby Putman. Nicole Mirra, in goal, had seven saves. The Northstars, last Tuesday against Westhill, beat the Warriors 11-10. Westhill would make its push behind four goals from Kara Rosenberger and two-goal outings from Grace Winkler and Rosemary Mahoney. Matching those numbers, Iannotti led C-NS, scoring four times as Prentice and Molchanoff both got two goals. Nesci had a goal and two assists as Putman and Sam Klein also converted. Shea Firth earned an assist. Liverpool was in prime position midway through its own game with West Genesee, but could not hold on to its advantage, taking a 1210 defeat to the Wildcats. Fired up at the outset, Liverpool grabbed a 3-0 advantage, and then,
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when WG threatened, restored the margin until it led 7-3 in the waning moments of the first half. Here, though, the Wildcats’ defense clamped down and kept the Warriors off the board for more than 10 minutes as it pulled even, 7-7. An exchange of goals followed until, at 9-9, consecutive goals by Julia Miller, Reis Pagan and Sophia Snyder gave WG the lead for good. Mia Berthoff netted three goals for Liverpool as Maggie Tifft, Gianna Carbone and Addyson Graham had two goals apiece. Michelle Sacco got the other goal, Clara Maracle earning nine saves. Liverpool Thursday lost 15-11 to Baldwinsville at Pelcher-Arcaro Stadium. Tifft amassed five goals. Geary had three goals and one assist, while Carbone scored twice and added an assist. Berthoff had one goal and one assist. In another tight game on Saturday, Liverpool lost, 13-12, to Jamesville-DeWitt in double overtime, a game it led most of the way before the Red Rams rallied, forced the extra periods and then won it. Berthoff and Tifft both netted four goals, with Carbone and Caitlyn Guilfoil getting two goals apiece. Berthoff also had two assists and goalie Gianna Tantalo had eight saves. And all of this was before Liverpool would meet C-NS in Monday night’s regular-season finale at Bragman Stadium.
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