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Kate Monto is the author of the children’s picture book “Calpurnia and the Pink Pedestal.” Calpurnia is a delightful elephant, who inspires everyone at Coast’s Toy Store with her joy. She wants one experience: to be the chosen toy atop the store’s famous pink pedestal. Surrounded by good friends, espe cially a young lion named Humphrey, Calpurnia comes to realize that being with those we love is more important than being in the spotlight.
Code prohibits “any growth of brush, grass, or weeds, higher than 10 inches,” so Burnet Road residents have filed code violation complaints with the town of Clay.
Four girl scouts worked with Andy Phillips, co-owner for Greer and Phillips LLC, to construct a kayak rack which will be placed at Joseph F. William Park along with two kayaks that will be available to rent at the park in the summer of
Girl Scout Troop 10124 worked to earn their Silver Award by creating a kayak rack and raising funds to purchase two kayaks to benefit the Cicero community.
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Glenn Ivers is the author of “Angels of Bastogne.” The novel is based on the true story of a U.S. Army doctor from Manliusand two heroic Belgian nurses who volunteered at an aid station in Bastogne, Belgium. It tells the story of soldiers and civilians swept up in the struggle for control of the strategic town during the Battle of the Bulge, and of the veterans who reunited in Bastogne 50 years later to reminisce and remember fallen comrades.Iverswill share his writing process and will invite others to share their family memories of World War II, believing it is the responsibility of suc ceeding generations to keep memories of courage and sacrifice alive.
structing the rack and collecting cans and bottles to purchase the kayaks.The girls from Troop 10124, earning the Silver Award are: Kaiya Palmiter, Riley Meyer, Ju lia Phillips and Savannah Foil.
“If those interactions become vi olent — because these are folks who are committing crimes — that puts the homeowners that still live on the road at pretty significant risk,” Reese said. “Many of them have also purchased, using their own funds, security cameras. They’ve put up ad ditional gates and that sort of thing to protect their property.”
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Kate Monto is a New York state-certified secondary English teacher and holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Hilbert College and a Master of Science in teaching from Le Moyne College.
ers and vandals.
The Silver Award is the high est award a cadet Girl Scout can earn and is a pre-requisite to the Gold
While the county arranged for the grass to be cut Sept. 15, according to neighbor Paul Richer, the home at 8668 is far from the only dilapidated property on Burnet Road. Other houses have missing doors, boardedup windows and wide-open garages, making the neighborhood a target for vandals and burglars.
“The concern from people still living on the road is multiple reports of break-ins just in the last week and a half or so,” said Chad Reese, as sistant director of activism with the Institute for Justice. “Folks have recognized cars obviously casing … some of the vacant homes but also some of the homes of people still liv ingReesethere.”said homeowners are wor ried about confrontations with loot
“We’ve had three incidents in the last two weeks. We haven’t had three incidents in 60 years,” he said of the break-ins.While Paul and Robin Richer have no intention of budging, Paul Richer said there are only about a dozen residents left on the road.
homeowners on burnet Road in the town of Clay have voiced concerns about overgrown lawns, deterio rating buildings and crime in their neighborhood. onondaga County has acquired dozens of properties on the road in the hopes of attracting a semiconductor manufacturer.
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Bekah Kurz is the author of the young adult fantasy novel “Hearth Blessed, the first in the “Fairy Talent” series. The novel follows Enya, who was visited by a fairy on the day of her birth and designated a sióg cumas or fairy talent. Eighteen years later, Enya hides her gift out of fear. When Enya’s sister is taken from their home, Enya must journey with a fellow sióg cumas to find her sister. Follow her Instagram @bekahkurz for updates on Book Two in the Fairy Talents series.
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Laura Livingston Snyder is an urban fantasy writer who sets her novels in CNY. The five-book series, “Dream Seer” is everything that makes autumn spooky: ghosts, time travel, witches and magic. “Huntress” has Spe cials, humans with extra abilities, who hunt down rogue mythical creatures, Unnaturals, threatening to expose their hidden world. Visit the events calendar at salinalibrary.org or call 315-454-4524 for more information
kayak rack which will be placed at Joseph F William Park along with two kayaks that will be available to rent at the park in the summer of 2023.When choosing their award, the girls were passionate about
Library hosts five local authors
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Patricia Antone is a well-known local romance author. She is the author of several romance series including “Blue Collar Series,” “Falling Seals… The Blind Missions” and “The Destiny’s Path Series.” She is a founder of The Wandering Wordsmiths and travels locally with a group of writers to celebrate reading and writing.
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improving and encouraging bet ter mental health in our communi ty. As girl scouts, they understood the benefits of getting outdoors, exercising and the natural beauty of Oneida Lake. Kayaking met the criteria so the girls got busy con
Onondaga County has acquired the majority of the homes on Bur net Road in the town of Clay in the hopes of attracting a semiconduc tor manufacturer to the White Pine Commerce Park. But the last few standing on Burnet Road say the county has let its properties fall into disrepair.Aresident group called the Save Burnet Road Coalition has teamed up with the Institute for Justice, which describes itself as a “national public-interest civil liberties law firm dedicated to stopping the abuse of eminent domain.”
The group held a press confer ence Sept. 14 outside 8668 Burnet Road, one of the houses owned by the county. The front porch had rot ted away and collapsed, and the lawn was brown and overgrown.
Richer, who lives with his wife Robin in the home his father built in 1954, said he has spent hundreds of dollars on security cameras.
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Salina Library will host local Central New York authors Glenn Ivers, Kate Monto, Bekah Kurz, Patricia Antone, and Laura Livingston Snyder from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 1. They will discuss and take ques tions about their books. Copies will be available for purchase and signing.
“Some are waiting for a house to be built so they can move,” he said.
“Calpurnia and the Pink Pedestal” is illustrated by Melissa Monto Nograsek. Melissa has a lifelong passion for art and design. Having earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Syracuse University, she continues her work in interior design and decor; creative paintings and custom artwork.
After the war, newcom ers, including former slaves, appeared in Clay. Returning veterans and their families struggled with visible and invisible scars. One excep tional veteran was Edward R. Keith, who lived on Bonstead Road in Clay. He was wounded at Pine Knob, Georgia while serving in the 149th NY Infantry. A part of his arm bone was removed, but that didn’t stop him from pursuing a career as a painter after the war. Other families mourned those who never came back. There is a June 23, 2012 Pamphlet of a Pine Plains Cemetery Civil War Walk naming all the Civil War veterans buried African-Americanthere.
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ginning. Some war meetings or rallies to drum up support for the war effort and get men to enlist were held in Clay at the Euclid Hotel, Morgan Meeting House and the old Immanuel Lutheran Church edifice.Asmuch of Clay’s male population enlisted or were drafted to fight, the women and children were forced to find ways to cope without
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their husbands and fathers. For instance, Lydia Brownell, wife of soldier Jonathan Brownell, who lived on Bon stead Road, provided for her self and her young daughter during the war by planting a garden and milking the fam ily cow. Of course, thousands of other wives and women did the
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James L. Decker. Page came back to Clay with Decker af ter the war and was educated at No. 11school on Bennett Road. (Note that educating slaves – teaching them to read and write –was illegal in prewar Virginia.) He went on to become a teacher at Charles Town, West Virginia’s first purpose-built school for African-American students, as well as a board member of the historically black Storer College.Another family who moved to Clay after the war were the Francis and Lewis who lived together in a single house on Morgan Road. Although Africa-Americans, none of them had ever been slaves. Charles Lewis was married to Sarah Jane Fran cis. Charles and his brotherin-Law Charles Francis ran a basket weaving business together as the salt industry was booming and baskets were needed to transport it.
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veterans made a new start in Clay. Joseph M. Fugett and Littleton Lorton Page were former slaves who were ac companied to Clay by Union Officers after the war. Fugett, from Tennessee, worked as a horseshoer for the 149th NY Infantry Regiment. Dr. James V. Kendall, a surgeon and former Clay Town Super visor, obtained a position for Fugett as a blacksmith’s ap prentice under Henry Russell of Clay. Fugett went on to run a thriving carriage factory in Baldwinsville.Page,fromVirginia joined the 8th US Colored Infantry Regiment, where he met
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and people changed their affiliations to pro-or anti-war parties. John F. Moschell, Clay Town Supervisor 1860 to 1861, resigned in 1861 to serve in the Civil War. He raised a company of the 3rd New York Cavalry, leading it until 1863. In 1864, he raised a company of the 15th New York Cavalry. He was captured in 1864 and paroled. Moschell ended the war as a Colonel and was re-elected Town Supervisor in 1867.
This week’s question: What are these people doing here and what is the occa sion; recognize any of them?
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The KAIROS Blanket Exercise aims to educate and foster truth, understanding and respect between Indigenous and NonIndigenous people in the U.S. “It affects people in different ways,” said Elm. “People feel very strongly after
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Cecelia Elm of the Onondaga Nation said those who attend Witness to Injustice at 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 22, in the Car man Community Room should expect an emotional experience.
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The sale will begin shortly after the library opens at 9 a.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. on Sunday and conclude at 3 p.m.
The event is presented by the Syracuse Peace Council and co-sponsored by the LPL, Northern Onondaga Public Library, and Baldwinsville, LaFayette, Maxwell and Tully Registerlibraries.toattend at library website LPL.org/events. Fill-a-bag book Sale Returns Sept. 24-25
The materials will be priced at $5 for what can be fit in a provided bag, or five bags for $20.
Shoppers will be able to browse boxes of donated and culled-from-library-collec tions books, CDs and DVDs. There will be fiction and nonfiction books, and adult and children’s books.
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People have their eyes opened to a part of American history they may not have heard.”Elm will be one of five narrators tell ing the story as those who attend walk through the KAIROS Blanket Project.
“The blankets represent Turtle Island, and different nations,” Elm said. “Blan kets are folded in toward people’s feet as land is taken away. People sit down as Indigenous people disappear. It’s effective in a very visual way.”
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For her next number, Cherise dials the clock back to 1919 with “The Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me,” an endlessly clever song by lyricist Arthur Swanston e
I have this feeling that, at some point, all of those meds I’ve been prescribed will mix together and cause me lord knows what prob lems.So, there I was and there I stayed, replacing the hot water as needed. It sort of worked. My poor sinuses and ears and cheeks and teeth!Then I remembered Vicks, my mother’s panacea for all things related to sickness. Where did I putRememberingit? that I had last used it on one of my grandsons, I rummaged through the bottom drawer in the bathroom cup board to find the Vicks among the leftovers from taking care of small children. I had to weed my way through pacifiers, two rub ber duckies, a plastic book to be read in the tub, small washcloths (neatly folded) and one of those baby nasal aspirators.
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remembered I had stored the vaporizer. This more “natural” treatment would be a full court press.
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But this is a vital issue that is well worth being aware of and raising aware ness for every day.
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness 75% of all people who die by suicide are male and although more women than men attempt suicide, men are nearly four times more likely to die by Suicidesuicide. is the second leading cause of death for people ages 10-34 and the fourth leading cause of death for people 35-54.The overall suicide rate in the U.S. has increased by 31% since 2001 and 46% of people who die by suicide had a diag nosed mental health condition.
While half of individuals who die by suicide have a diagnosed mental health condition, research shows that 90% expe riencedNAMI.orgsymptoms.goes on to report that In 2017, suicide was: the second leading cause of death for American Indian/Alas ka Natives between the ages of 10-34, the second leading cause of death for African Americans, ages 15-24, the leading cause of death for Asian Americans, ages 15-24, the second leading cause of death for Hispanic people in the U.S., ages 15-34, American Indian/Alaska Native adults die by suicide at a rate 20% higher than non-Hispanic white adults, lesbian, gay and bisexual youth are four times more likely to attempt suicide than straight youth, transgender people are 12 times more likely to attempt suicide than the general population and 10% of young adults say they experienced suicidal thoughts in the past year.
I then went into the kitchen, trailing menthol fumes, to make a hot toddy, but not just any hot toddy. I was aiming for a super-hot toddy.Back to rummaging, now through my tea collection, I looked for a Chinese cold remedy tea that contained ginger, turmeric and honey.
Oh, my! There, as clear as day, was this harridan, hair sticking up in all directions, eyes a weepy red, with mascara (I had started the day with hopes that some makeup would help) running down her flushed face.
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I set up the vapor izer next to the only chair in the house with arms so that I could get up and down with less problems.
“I’m sick,” I said.
Wisely, she looks to classic jazz icons for inspiration.
Every year thousands of individu als die by suicide, leaving behind their friends and family members to navi gate the tragedy of loss. In many cases, friends and families affected by a suicide loss, often called “suicide loss survivors”, are left in the dark. Too often the feelings of shame and stigma prevent them from talking
To celebrate the grand open ing Allan and Rosie are offering a breakfast special that day. For just $5.99, you can feast on two pan cakes, two eggs and two types of meat, all for less than six bucks!
Ann Ferro is a mother, a grandmother and a retired social studies teacher. While still figur ing 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. Ferro
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The diner’s open from 7 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Wednesday through Monday, but they’re closed every Tuesday.Take-out is always available and the Lavelles also look forward to doing some catering; rosiestracksidediner.co315-802-6696;m
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Back home in London, she regularly performs with London’s Palace Avenue Dance Orchestra, an authentic and highly swinging 13-piece dance band that performs transcriptions and arrangements of music recorded during the 1930s.
The mirror didn’t emphasize the aura of Vicks, but the scent was so strong, it encouraged the dripping evacuation of my nasal cavities. Adding to this image, my robe had picked up some of the dribbles of the turmeric laced tea, making it look like I had been shot with yel lowBackbullets.inmy chair with my stream of steam and hot toddy, I ruminated on the vision that I presented to my visitor.
“It was just the meter reader guy. Not a problem,” I told myself. After all, he doesn’t live around here and he didn’t take a picture. “Come on”, I reasoned, “who would care about how some old ladyBut,looked?”nonetheless, it bothered me. I do have some pride. Do you think the guy would believe it if I told him that my sister let him in today when he came the next time?
Four white studio musicians who do not appear in the film made the music: guitarist Pete Callard, pianist Chris Egan, bassist Chris Hill and saxophonist Martin Wil liams. The reedman and pianist especially shine as they take leads
Whether it is talking to someone or getting directed to resources for treat ment, NAMI and other organizations will be putting these resources at the fore front.Ifyou or someone you know is in an emergency, call 911 immediately.
on “Crazy Rhythm.”
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I was and am taking a bunch of pills for various maladies that limit what over-the-counter meds I can take, and this affliction, which I deduced to be a good, old fashioned sinus headache with body aches, needed to be attacked without the benefit or side effects of modern medicine.
With a crystalline voice inspired by none other than Ella Fitzgerald, London jazz singer Cherise AdamsBurnett makes a spectacular film debut fronting a hot combo in the popular movie, Downton Abbey: A NewTheEra.26-year-old Cherise is a second-generation descendant of
Now with her career in full flow er, Cherise Adams-Burnett is being introduced to audiences worldwide in Downton Abbey: A New Era. Released in mid-spring, the film is approaching $100 million in box of fice, streaming and rental receipts, which means that millions of view ers are seeing and hearing Cherise for the first time.
It was one of those days. I sat at the kitch en counter, still in my ragged bathrobe, head under a towel over a bowl of hot water. I felt awful, but what could I do? I used the last two rapid tests to tell me that it was not COVID-19.
After the sun sets, Cherise slows things down a bit with “Am I Blue,” a song which actually debuted in 1929 performed by Ethel Waters in the movie “On with the Show.”
We use this month to reach out to those affected by suicide, raise awareness and connect individuals with suicidal ideation to treatment services. It is also important to ensure that individuals, friends and families have access to the resources they need to discuss suicide prevention.According to NAMI, suicidal thoughts, much like mental health conditions, can affect anyone regardless of age, gender or background. In fact, suicide is often the result of an un treated mental health condition. Suicidal thoughts, although common, should not be considered normal and often indicate more serious issues.
As I headed back to my chair, I passed the mirror in the kitchen.
Since graduating from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music in 2017, Cherise has performed at many of England’s most prestigious venues and festivals. Shortly before she earned her conservatory degree, Cherise took a British Airways trip to the Mardi Gras in New Orleans where she got a real feeling for the roots of the music.
It was the guy who reads the gas meter. The look on his face was, how can I put this? Indescribable.
I chose a giant cup that you serve soup in and made a hot toddy that included the Chinese tea, black tea courtesy of Red Rose, honey from Richard Link apiaries and a healthy splash of spirits from Nojaim’s liquors (I try to shop lo cally.)With the addition of the por table phone, the remote for the TV and a box of tissues, I was in for theSo,duration.thereI sat, head pounding, vaporizer vaporizing, Vicks creat ing a perfume of childhood and the power of my super-hot toddy softening the tension of illness. I turned on the TV, flipped to my Roku and watched something about viruses, coming to the con clusion that I had them all.
The jar looked old, but I rea soned the contents didn’t get old. I slathered my neck and the area under my nose with the stuff and headed to the basement where I
Then the doorbell rang.
He mumbled something about knowing where the meter was as he showed me his ID and headed down the cellar stairs to the meter. I waited at the door until he re turned. He left without looking at me, ostensibly absorbed with some device he held in his hand while telling me to “feel better.”
Jamaican grandpar ents.Set in 1928, the new film is a sequel to 2019’s Downton Abbey, which itself was inspired by the award-winning British historical television drama which ran for six seasons.Costumed in a sparkling blue gown accented by blue beads, blue elbow-length gloves and a blue feathered hat piece, Cherise wildly entertains in two different scenes, one on a sunny afternoon and an other after dark.
Ribbon-cutting monday, Sept. 26
The Trackside continues serving a wide variety of luncheon entrees, too, everything from BLTs to tuna melts, Philly steaks and Reubens, nine variations of burgers and, of course, fried haddock on Fridays.
‘Crazy Rhythm’
Out of the chair, past the vapor izer and a bit unsteady courtesy of my liquid medication, I headed for the side door.
If you are in crisis or are experiencing difficult or suicidal thoughts, call the Na tional Suicide Hotline at 1-800-273 TALK (8255).Ifyou’re uncomfortable talking on the phone, you can also text NAMI to 741-741 to be connected to a free, trained crisis counselor on the Crisis Text Line. For more information visit NAMI.org.
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Perhaps the greatest show of support is knowing what resources are available to those who may need help.
Emmy Award-winning Scottish composer John Lunn – a former jazz bassist and musical director of the movie – chose three can’t-miss Jazz Age standards for Cherise to vocalize, and she gave them her all. Backed onscreen by four uniden tified Black musicians, Cherise makes “Crazy Rhythm” a tour de force of pulsating phrasing in a remarkably high register.
Throughout the month of September, NAMI will be working to shine a light on the people we have lost, sharing their stories, as well as the stories of those who have battled with mental illness and continue to Septemberfight.isNational Suicide Pre vention Awareness Month—a time to share resources and stories in an effort to shed light on this highly taboo and stigmatized topic.
Last word “I hope to run plenty of home made specials and more desserts too.”
These numbers speak volumes, but they are more than numbers, they are people. People who may have had friends, family, children, jobs, people who are no longer with us.
–Rosie Lavelle, co-owner of Rosie’s Trackside Diner.
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“I would have never thought I’d be cast in Downton Abbey,” she said. “I tried to channel the energy of Josephine Baker, a notable rebel of her time and even today with my own soul music, I try to channel her individuality, fun and flare.”
Sept.openly.10has been designated as World Suicide Prevention Day.
Earlier this year, in April new owners Al lan and Rosie Lavelle took over the business at Maggie’s Trackside Diner, at 214 Oswego St., catty corner to Heid’s.Now that the culinary couple have the grill churning out the grub like daily clockwork, Rosie’s Track side Diner will host an overdue ribbon-cutting at 8 a.m. Monday, Sept. 26.
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They have a point. Seattle’s lone Su per Bowl champion had a dominant, fe rocious defense, the “Legion of Boom”, and a powerful ground game personi fied by Lynch. Wilson did a lot, for sure, but he was far from alone.
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If Biden, with the support of the Sierra Club, etc, can shut down pipe lines, 1002anwr, and logging, then why not an unnecessary subsidized farm in the protected watershed. Did you read the BIB, Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill? We did.
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Is It Healthy to play every day?
* e nal round should be competitive… playing with friends…record for handicap.
To re-brand their collective efforts as the labor of any individual insults theMaybewhole.that makes for great TV dra ma, giving the audience an easy hero and villain, but it misleads us and gives a false impression about exactly what comprises a winning effort.
well-known QB as part of the mix.
* One round should be for score…to be used for handicap purposes.
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To the editor: To the Skaneateles Community: As we close our
Didn’t NY get money from HR 3864, billions for clean water and waste water infrastructure platforms? Also, didn’t us democrats mandate NY solar power projects? How many gigs by 2030? Do you know? So, then why not solve two environmental goals with one stone: 1. waste water problems for people down stream and 2. enhanced solar power. The B.I.B. allows us to shut down, like pipelines, Fesko farms and the new addition, with HR 3864? And replace it with a mandated 40 MW solar and battery platform? Isn’t that what us democrats wish? Or will the SLA and others pretend that another 20 years of Fesko’s operation in the watershed will have zero effect on lake quality? (and women thought Adam Weits man removing 61 West St. would exacerbate water quality, wow) The work we see SLA doing advertised on East Lake Rd is great, but get real. We understand completely what you all are doing. We read and study also. All the talk about mandating future solar power, but not in any of our back yards is sadly funny. Guess how much waste water and clean water infrastructure funds came to NY? Do local journalists, mayors, supervisors, senators, congress people, etc., know? Let’s see the response to this editorial to start the conversation. Spafford is so inefficient and full of conflict of interests that it passes a lazy steep slope law and yet allows Fesko to add more subsidized production. Another 20 years of operation cre ates how much negative runoff in the watershed? Read about New Zealand’s milk pollution problems.
This is important to remember as the Buffalo Bills set out on what could be a long-awaited championship push. Already the narrative is out there about the GREAT AND MIGHTY JOSH ALLEN and all of his amazing attributes.Well,all of those traits were there a season ago, and the Bills didn’t win it all because it hadn’t quite figured out all the other things.
Many different Seahawks from their Super Bowl teams of nearly a decade ago, including Marshawn Lynch and Richard Sherman, were at this game, but they weren’t cheering for their for mer quarterback, now dressed in Den ver
Hopedisruptions.thelocaljournalists and others, NYSDEA, Syracuse water people, Cornell cooperative people, NYDEC, ESF, nywea, ocwa, Julie Abbott, Conole, Walsh, read more. I have more info if you people with the PhDs want it. Check out house committee on en ergy and commerce and project nomination opportunities.
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This prompted an ongoing discus sion about the proper way fans should act toward someone who was in their midst for a long while, finding a great amount of success, before heading somewhere else.
From the 12th Man – or simply the “12” in Seattle
– the boos cascaded down on Russell Wilson before, during and after the Den ver Broncos’ Mondaynight loss to the Seahawks.
your Golf Game On is Schedule? *ABSOLUTELY!!!*ABSOLUTELY!!!WillItBeDicult?CanYouDoItOnYour Own? ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! * Should You Get Help? *ABSOLUTELY!!!FromACNYPGA Golf Professional? ABSOLUTELY!!! Are you playing too much golf? yesQuestion…orno?
Now Von Miller shows up, the pass rush looks ferocious, soon Tre White will be back in the secondary and some thing amazing could happen.
You know how hard you worked, how much you sacrificed, to achieve your lifelong goal of a championship ring, only to get told that, no, you weren’t even there. He did it all, the almighty man with the golden arm.
Phil Blackwell is sports editor at Eagle News. He can be reached at pblackwell@ eaglenewsonline.com.
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3. Schedule another 1-1.5 hours at the driving range on correcting a swing aw, slice, etc. or hitting a speci c club that has been giving you trouble. Time permitting, spend 20-30 minutes at the putting green…chipping and putting.
* Is It possible To Play Too much Golf? Improve
Maybe it’s past time for all of us, as intelligent fans, to remember that a championship team is just that – a team, with players, coaches, front of fice, literally hundreds of people mak ing crucial contributions.
4. at leaves two days for rest, relaxation and giving your muscles two days to recover the oxygen they lost during the week.
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stories that have emerged in recent years talk of how both Pete Carroll and those other Seahawks play ers grew to resent the accolades and at
at’s easy…Your swing gets sloppy, you’re not sure what is wrong, you try new xes and you make more mistakes than you normally do. In addition, your mental focus diminishes and you become more frustrated with yourself. I should know, this describes me perfectly. is has happened to me many times over my career. Coming up with the right balance of playing golf with practice time at the range is critical.
Is It Possible To Play Too Much Golf?
When Do You Know You Are Playing Too Much?
If every amateur golfer in the United States was asked, ”Are you playing too much golf”, what percentage would answer YES? I believe the number would probably be about 5%. What say you? at leaves 95% of us who would answer NO…we don’t play enough golf. A more important question we should ask ourselves is, “Is it possible we ‘might’ be playing too much golf”? It would be a lie if I told you I haven’t thought about this question many times during “every” golf season, over the last 40 plus years. I struggle with this because I want to be the best golfer I can be while balancing my other priorities of; family, friends, nances, health, and business relationships as well as my mental well being. I suspect many of you struggle with the same issues.
How Many Times A Week Should We Play?
* Play in a golf league.
To some, it was offensive, a mark of ingratitude. To others, it was just the home team hissing at the opposition. No more, no less.
ere is no simple answer to this question that will apply to all amateur golfers. It is ultimately up to each of us to come up with our own schedule but you might want to use some of the following guidelines to reach that elusive balance between golf and your other priorities, if, you want to reach your potential as a golfer.
turned into a common problem with modern football coverage – name ly, the near-total igno rance of, or amnesia to, the time-honored formu la for successful teams.
tention heaped upon Wilson, believing that their role in the team’s success was minimized or erased.
Every single week leading up to games, they’re portrayed as showdowns between two people who are never on the field at the same time during a meaningful snap of the ball.
No wonder their egos get boosted. If you were told, from sunup to sundown, just how important and special and gifted and great you were, would you stayNowhumble?putyourself in the shoes of the other guys – say, those Patriots play ers who were with Tom Brady, or those Giants, Colts and Broncos teams that had the Manning brothers, or anyone else who happened to win a title with a
And if it does, everyone in that or ganization will know how much they helped make it happen. Even if we for get.
Yet if you enter any football-related discussion circa 2022, it’s almost im possible to determine if anyone else had anything to do with a team’s success or failure if they weren’t taking snaps.
If the score is 38-14, 21-17 or even 10-7, the game story is always centered in their context. If any last-minute scoring drive is put together, the rest of the team, already vacant, disappears further from any kind of credit.
* Play in as many golf tournaments as you can.2.Schedule at least one session at the driving range every week for 1-1.5 hours hitting 3-4 balls with “every” club in your bag. Time permitting, spend at lest 20-30 minutes at the putting green… chipping and putting.
1. Play at least three times a week. If possible, every other day would be best.
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Thanks for support 2022 season summer concerts in the park we our many supporters. This year we held eight concerts, performing a variety of pieces including marches, pop music, broad-way music, and sing-alongs. The free concerts, held each Friday evening in July and August, are enjoyed by many local residents as well as visitors. performances would not be possible without the support of many community organizations and businesses. We would like to acknowledge and extend a big “Thank You” to the following sup porters:SKARTS for providing grant funds; the Lions Club, Skaneateles Rotary Club, and the Town of Skaneateles for their generous finan cial support; the Public Works Department for their weekly set up of the Gazebo; the Skaneateles School District for providing bus transportation for our musicians as well as a rehearsal facility and percussion equipment; the Village Police Department for traffic control; the Village of Skaneateles; and the Chamber of Commerce for including our concerts in tourism publications and providing information to the public In addition, the following local busi nesses provide raffle prizes each week, helping us to raise funds to defray operating expenses: Valentine’s Pizza, First National Gifts, Roland’s, and Doug’s Fish Fry.
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Then on Sunday (or Thursday night or Monday night), we capture their ar rivals, their runs out of the tunnel, their warm-ups, the time they run out on the field, their reactions to plays, and ap proximately 2,000 sideline shots when they aren’t doing anything meaningful. Oh yeah, and most of the analysts are former quarterbacks.
I guess a new water pipeline, water treatment system, stream sponges, and thin hay sheets is the only answer to mitigating future water
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I suspect it could be if you are retired and want to play 9 or 18 holes as soon the sun rises so you can have the rest of the day for your other obligations. However, if you do play every day and have a full time job, a home with a wife and children, a lawn and a parent in a nursing home, you will certainly be a ected by “burn-out”…sooner or later.
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The Village of Baldwinsville is accepting applications for the position of Deputy Village Clerk. Minimum requirements for qualified applicants include two years of office work experience. Applicants must possess strong communication, customer service, and computer skills. A full job description is available on the Village’s website at www.baldwinsville.org. Interested individuals may complete an application available on the website and submit it with a resume by email to mbutler@baldwinsville.org or mail to: Village Clerk, 16 W. Genesee St., Baldwinsville, NY 13027. Newspaper Delivery (Surrounding Syracuse) Delivery of newspapers/magazines -- Part
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A funeral mass will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 27 at 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s of the Lake Church, Skaneateles. A memo rial reception will be held at Isleworth at a later date.
the USAF with over 30 years of service.Inretirement, he enjoyed volunteer work, gardening, woodworking and music re cording. A memorial service will be held at a later date at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 33 W.Dixon Ave., Oakwood. In lieu of flowers contribu tions may be made to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.
John R. Lewien, 77, of Baldwinsville passed away last Saturday, Sept. 3, 2022, after battling a lengthy ill ness.He was born in Ithaca, N.Y., the son of the late Rev. John W. and Thelma C. (Campbell) Lewien.
John graduated from Horseheads High School, valedictorian, class of 1963. He continued his studies at Syracuse University receiv ing his bachelor’s degree. John then enlisted in the U.S. Navy, proudly serving as an officer on the CVA60 USS Saratoga during the Vietnam War. After his service to his country, John returned to Syracuse University obtaining his MBA and MS in accounting. He was semi-retired after working many years as director of fiscal services at Access CNY Inc. in Syracuse. John’s family and friends admired his intelligence, quick wit and great sense of humor. He was an avid reader, golfer and gardener. John’s mem berships included; serving on the Board of Trustees for the Baldwinsville Public
ed his own company, Crosible Filtration in Moravia, N.Y., in 1978, a small business that turned into a global success. He was loved by his employ ees, customers and suppliers.
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He received his bachelor’s degree in engineering from Syracuse University and his Master of Science degree from the Air Force Institute of Technology. He retired from
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Peter graduated from Man chester University in 1960 with a bachelor’s degree in science with honors in chemistry.
Vietnam War veteran
A memorial service will be held on Sat urday, Oct. 1, 2022, at 11 a.m. in Marcel lus United Methodist Church, 1 Slocombe Ave. Marcellus, NY 13108. Private burial will be in Riverview Cemetery in Bald winsville.Contributions in John’s memory can be made to Marcellus United Methodist Church or the Rotary Club of Syracuse. Please sign the funeral home on-line guest book for John to express your con dolences to his family.
Sandy Taylor, Town Clerk Town of Marcellus 22 E. Main Street Marcellus, NY 13108 e-mail: clerk@marcellusny.com
He is survived by his loving wife of 46 years, Joanne (Puc
He was the most loving and caring man, with a heart of gold and willingness to help those in need. He loved his family and all his friends near and far. His absence will be missedPetergreatly.willbe reunited with his son, Christopher, his Mum and Dad, sister Pat, brother Tony and many of his friends. I’m positive he will be playing a lot of golf, pitch and drink ing a few gimlets.
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Town of Spafford is seeking applicants for the position of Code Enforcement Officer. Applicants must have current NYS certification. Please submit a letter of interest and a résumé by email to: town@ townofspafford.com or by mail to: Town of Spafford, 1984 State Route 174, Skaneateles, NY 13152
Peter enjoyed traveling all over the world, for both busi ness and pleasure, with his wife Joanne, from England to South Africa and every where in between. Although he couldn’t swim, he loved the cruise ship adventures as well.
Library for 25 years, Rotary Club of Syra cuse, earning the Paul Harris Fellow Award and the Marcellus United Methodist Church. He is prede ceased by his sister, Dawn ville.ger,CartergerL.daughter,KarenhisishSurvivingEllsworth.tocherhismemoryiswifeof51years,W.Lewien,Kathryn(Mathew)Messenandhisgrandson,JohnMessenallofBaldwins
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A life well lived in both Ska neateles and Windermere, FL.
thayer E. bartlett
He was preceded in death by his wife of 51 years, Jean E. Bartlett, his parents, and his first wife Margaret L. Bartlett, brothers, Dr. George T. Bartlett and Edward E. Bartlett, and grandson Michael Bartlett.
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Peter J. Cross business owner, enjoyed traveling
cio), daughters: Joanne (Greg) Skaneateles; Carolyn Swart (Nico) Atlanta, GA; Jenni fer McColgin Winter Garden, FL, stepson Todd McColgin; grandchildren; Christopher and Ryan Swart (Atlanta, GA) Sister, Frances Cross and sev eral nieces and nephews.
He is survived by his sons, William E. Bartlett of Liberty, IN and James L. (Anita) Bar tlett of Urbana, OH; daughters Jane Reed of Beavercreek and Anne Hill of Spring Valley; grandchildren Russell Ford, Daniel Bartlett, Matthew (Mi chelle) Hill and Megan Hill Grove (Sean); and great-grand child, Sarah Hill.
The Town of Marcellus is accepting letters of interest from individuals who are interested in serving their community on Board of Assessment Review. The Board is comprised of five (5) members who are appointed for a fiveyear term. Interested individuals must reside in the Town of Marcellus. Letters of interest should be submitted by October
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Peter J. Cross
Peter John Cross was born in Sheffield, England, on May 17, 1938, and passed away un expectedly on Sept. 8, 2022.
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Lt. Col. USAF (Ret.) Thay er E. Bartlett, of Oakwood, OH, passed away on Monday, Sept. 12, 2022, at Bethany Vil lage. He was born in Borodino, N.Y., on March 21, 1916, to Er nest and Olive Bartlett.
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He was an avid golfer playing at his favorite courses in Scot land, Isleworth, and Skaneate
Marion K. Klinetop, 96, of North Syracuse passed away Sept. 10, 2022. Fergerson Funeral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements.
Joanne E. Marsh, 82, of Cicero, passed away Aug. 30, 2022. Ferger son Funeral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements.
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George E. Porter army veteran
Joan T. Welch, 93, of Liverpool, passed away Sept. 9, 2022. Mau rer Funeral Home Moyers Corners, Baldwinsville, has arrangements.
James A. Kocienski, 65, of North Syracuse, passed away Aug. 26, 2022. Fergerson Funeral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements.
George E. Porter, former ly of Baldwinsville and Ful ton, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022, in Aberdeen, MD.George was born in Janu ary 1933 in Fulton, son of the late Pauline (Burnett) Porter and George E. Por ter. In April 1959 he mar ried Jacqueline Richardson, who preceded him in death in December 2010. Together they celebrated 51 years of marriage.
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William G. Donaghey, 76, of Baldwinsville, passed away Sept. 3, 2022. The Bush Funeral Home of Elbridge has charge of arrange ments.
Ruth McGann-Powers, 99, of
Neal M. McLane, 80, of Bald winsville, passed away Sept. 14, 2022. Maurer Funeral Home Moy ers Corners, Baldwinsville, has ar rangements.
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George served in the U.S. Army as a radio operator with the 720th Field Artil lery Battalion at Fort Lewis, Washington, from 19541956.After his honorable dis charge, he took a job with General Electric, where he worked as an electrical engi neer until his retirement in 1990.George is survived by his daughter Carol and sons Ed ward and IntermentThomas.isin Mount Adnah Cemetery, Fulton.
Carolyn J. Stalians, 75, of Weed sport, passed away Sept. 8, 2022. The Bush Funeral Home of Elbridge has arrangements.
Charlotte M. Barkewitz, 91, of Cicero, passed away Sept. 12, 2022. Fergerson Funeral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements.
E. J. Holland, 96, of Tully, passed away Sept. 11, 2022. Fergerson Fu neral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements.
North Syracuse, passed away Sept. 8, 2022. Fergerson Funeral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements.
James Lewandowski, 69, of North Syracuse, passed away Sept. 7, 2022. Fergerson Funeral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements.
Joan R. Williams, 80, of Cicero, passed away Sept. 8, 2022. The Bush Funeral Home of Elbridge has ar rangements.
Thelma M. Miller, 91, of Cary, NC, passed away Sept. 1, 2022. Fer gerson Funeral Home, North Syra
Liverpool running back Jah’deuir Reese (4) attempts to clear a tackle during last Fri days’ game against baldwinsville, where the Warriors lost to the bees 40-21.
For all the twists, turns and major mo mentum shifts, it came down to a single play with 1:15 left in regulation.
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C-NS girls soccer rallies, beats Liverpool in OT
In between, CBA had stretched it to 42-28 early in the fourth quarter, a 52-yard screen pass to Jamier Handford leading to Rae finding James Bell over the middle for 30 yards and a TD.
Both sides worked hard in the first half, but it was the Warriors inching out in front when Edis Omerovic put a shot past Northstars goalie Wyatt Dupell.
Liverpool is home this Friday to face University Prep (Rochester). Kickoff is at 6:30.
Going into last week’s action at 4-1 overall, the Cicero-North Syracuse Blue boys golf team suffered some setbacks. The Northstars fell 207-216 to West Genesee Gold last Tuesday at Lakeshore Country Club, with Jack Wolanski’s nine-hole 40 beaten by the Wildcats’ Ryan Gill (38) and Ben Glass (39). Drew Kippen had a 41, equaled by WG’s Jason Clifton, with Owen Zoanet ti’s 43 ahead of a 44 from Sean Lawler and 45 from Kaeden Hacker. David Schmidt added a 46. Rebounding a day later at Lakeshore Country Club, C-NS Blue routed Fayetteville-Manlius White 200-24, with Kippen matching par thanks to a 36. Wolanski and Hacker
“We’re standing firm,” Paul Richer said.
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Liverpool also was shut out on Saturday when it took on reigning sectional Class AA champion Fayetteville-Manlius and was contained n a 2-0 defeat to the Hornets. McQuatters picked up seven saves, yet F-M was able to convert once in each half, seeing Evan Terreri and Sam Duncanson pick up goals.
Right up until the latter stages of regulation, the Cicero-North Syra cuse girls soccer team had to feel like they were revisiting a bad dream. The Northstars trailed archrival Liverpool by a goal last Wednesday night at LHS Stadium, just as it did last fall when the Warriors stunned unbeaten C-NS in the Section III Class AA semifinals. Here, though, C-NS’s patience and pressure led to a stunning late turn around and, ultimately, a 2-1 victory in overtime that might prove a turn ing point in the Northstars’ season. C-NS had gone to the Sept. 10-11 Hall of Fame Tournament, where it played Long Island’s North Babylon to a 0-0 draw helped by Meghan McGrath stopping all 13 shots she faced.
when Dimitrijevski took it herself and put in the game-winner early in the ex tra period.Withnewfound momentum, C-NS played twice at the Gillette Road com plex over the weekend, starting on Saturday when the Northstars ripped Oneonta (Section IV) 8-0. Emilee Rio and Mya Jenkins both scored twice, with single goals going to Dimitri jevski, Julianna Edwards, Katalina Lawrence and Maya Germain. Dimi trijevski, Lawrence and Adrianna Cat alina each got assists.
Dominating the first quarter, B’ville jumped out to a 21-0 advantage before the Warriors were able to get on the board in
ting up a short TD plunge, but the North stars, up 6-0, could not capitalize on a CBA fumble on its second play from scrimmage, stopped on fourth down.
Then, after recovering a short kickoff, Jordan Rae threw a first-down pass to Jason Brunson, allowing the Brothers to run out the clock and, though exhausted, celebrate a win that seemed to have everything.
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Energized, the Brothers turned to Syair Torrence, who in short order (1) caught a 10-yard TD pass from Rae with a terrific sideline catch, (2) made a third-down sack and then (3) threw an option 58-yard scor ing pass to a wide-open Ammari Pitts.
Joe Sacco finished with a 42, equaled by Jack Antshel, with Alex Kirkby and Owen Michaud both shooting 44 and
those homes — to make way for a large company to move in, and to this day that former working-class neighborhood is just an empty field because that company was offering empty prom ises and decided to locate elsewhere.”
The Institute for Justice approached Richer and other Bur net Road homeowners in 2021 and helped form the Save Burnet Road Coalition. Reese said IJ is dedicated to making sure emi nent domain is used as the Constitution intended: for the public interest, not for private economic development opportunities.
break, for instance, or some other benefit,” Reese said.
“So as part of that, the law enforcement/public safety agen cies have agreed to board up any homes. Hopefully, in short or der, that won’t be an issue, and we’ll be knocking down those homes with good economic news,” McMahon said.
“Companies do this sort of thing all the time. Many compa nies already know where they want to set up shop, but then they use different local governments to sort of compete against each other to get their preferred location to provide them a better tax
Johnson’s second TD, on a 45-yard run following a long kick return by Jayceon McGrew, sparked the comeback. Two long drives followed, consuming 14 minutes of clock between them and each ending with the Northstars finding the end zone on short runs by Johnson and Razmovski.
maintaining the upper hand in this long-running neighborhood rivalrly, jumped all over the Warriors early in last Friday night’s game at Pelcher-Ar caro Stadium, the fast start the difference as Liverpool lost by a score of 40-21.
“What I’m concerned with is that Onondaga County is go ing the exact same route that the [city] of New London took in the now-infamous Kelo decision,” Reese said. “New London destroyed an entire working-class neighborhood — bulldozed
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In an evenly played contest, Dupell made six saves and blanked Liverpool the rest of the way. But none of C-NS’s seven shots got past Jacob McQuatters, who earned the shutout.
B’ville didn’t put up big numbers, as Brandon Levin led his side with 134 rush ing yards on 29 carries and the Bees man aged just 53 passing yards.
Earlier this year, Gov. Kathy Hochul said she was offering an undisclosed company “a very robust incentive package” to build a plant at White Pine. Neither Hochul nor McMahon has named any of the companies with whom they are negotiating.
Liverpool boys soccer gets 1-0 win over C-NS
Of course, the Warriors’ defensive effort involved many players. Only one of them, Hop Brown, is a senior, but he, along with junior Patrick Ninemeh, sophomores Bobby McQuatters and Evan Belfield and freshman, Camden Farrell, combined to keep the Norhstars con tained.Moving ahead in the week, C-NS visited first-place Baldwinsville on Saturday afternoon, and while not able to give the Bees its first de feat of the season, the Northstars did mange to earn a 0-0 draw.
Before this, C-NS fell to Nottingham Thursday in another 1-0 deci sion where the Northstars had all kinds of chances to get on the board.
CBA football team holds off C-NS 42-41 in gridiron classic
Back and forth the two powers went, trading points, big plays, turnovers, per sonal fouls and plenty of high emotion through 48 action-packed minutes, de cided only when the Brothers made one timely defensive stop to preserve a 42-41 victory over the Northstars.
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A day earlier, the Northstars had lost, 5-1, to Rye, from Section I, where McGrath had nine saves. Only Alli son Dimitrijevski scored for C-NS. It amounted to a 1-2-1 record heading into the league opener where Liverpool, at 2-0-1, awaited. Perhaps remember ing its playoff performance from 2021, the Warriors clamped down on defense throughout a scoreless first half, adding to the pressure. Then Liverpool went in front 1-0 early in the second half, and were convinced that its defense could make that slim margin stick –and it almost did. But with 37 seconds left in regulation, Allison Dimitrijevs ki’s strong pass set up Grace Engle for the tying goal, and it was on to the 20 minutes of overtime. Under new rules this fall, a “golden goal” will win such games, and the Northstars attained it
both finished at 39, with Lawler’s 40 completing a top-four Northstars sweep. Nate Bustin helped out, shooting 46. C-NS Green lost, 220-227, to Fayette ville-Manlius White last Monday at Woodcrest, where Mike DeGroat and Brandon Marchitto both shot 44, which two Hornets equaled and two others (Parker Kaczorowski and Grant Rhyde) topped with 43. Colin Nichols had a 45 as Gavin Nichols and Ethan Hanson both posted 47. Liverpool challenged F-M Green last Monday at Foxfire, and the Warriors lost, 207-216, to the Hor nets. Brady Michaud’s 41 was fourth behind the F-M trio of Will Kettell (38), Luke Weisiger and Dan Stark (40 each).
One week, and one lopsided victory, may have convinced some that the Liver pool football team was ready to challenge its main Class AA rivals in a matter not seen before. Another game provided a dif ferentBaldwinsville,lesson.
When CBA took the second-half kickoff and scored again on Rae’s 16-yard scram ble, C-NS was down by the same 21-point margin by from which it rallied to stun Liverpool in the 2019 sectional semifinals.
Through 100 minutes on a warm afternoon – 80 in regulation, 20 in overtime – every attempt to break the deadlock was turned away, with fine efforts in goal from Wyatt Dupell C-NS and Nick Hollingshead for B’ville, augmented by strong, consistent defense.
It didn’t stop there, either. Rae found Pitts on a 19-yard rollout pass for another TD, then connected with Brunson on a 16yard scoring pass in the last seconds of the half after Johnson had gone 24 yards for his first TD of the night.
While Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon has said the county is in negotiations with three possible tenants for White Pine, Reese said there is no guarantee the county will be able to secure a large manufacturer for the site.
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Everett Gilchirst’s sixth straight extra point followed - and it proved the winning point after the Brothers, at the last mo ment, kept C-NS from pulling it off, leav ing players on both sides wondering what might happen if these sides met again in the post-season.
Then there was the matter of last Friday night’s football showdown at Alibrandi Stadium between the 2021 state Class A champions (Christian Brothers Academy) and the reigning four-time Section III Class A champions (Cicero-North Syra cuse), which managed to exceed whatever people may have thought.
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So it was again last Tuesday night at LHS Stadium, where Liver pool got an early tally, and it proved enough to earn a 1-0 victory in the first of two regular-season encounters.
Each side had scored plenty in their opening games the week before – Liv erpool 59 agianst Henninger, B’ville 55 against Rome Free Academy. Only one of those sides was able to do so again.
Years on the calendar may change and rosters always change, but boys soccer games between Liverpool and Cicero-North Syra cuse tend to follow the same theme.
the second period with Vincent McBride’s touchdown catch. Even then, the Bees an swered it, and Liverpool trailed 27-7 at the break.Any chance of a comeback dissipated when the Warriors were kept off the board in the third quarter, its last two touch downs coming in the final period with the game out of reach.
And it nearly did so again here.
Richer and Reese encouraged other county residents to write their local legislators about the White Pine proposal or to visit saveburnetroad.org to learn more about the residents’ coalition. FALLS to
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Every battle between the Warriors and Northstars seems to be close and low-scoring, with plenty of defense, intensity and physical play decided by one or two key moments.
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But a deep, versatile Bees defense proved quite tough, Kaleb McIntyre pick ing up six tackles as Kaleb Young and Mike Madonna had five tackles apiece. Greg Marinelli helped out with an inter ception and fumble recovery.
Somehow, all 14 of C-NS’s shots were taken by Bulldogs goalie Kipling Korba-Davis, and a single tally put up by Felix Loselose held up. By contrast, Liverpool beat Corcortan 3-1, a pair of first-half goals prov ing enough as Antonio Wilson netted a goal and assist, with Omerovic converting again and Albin Buja earning an assist.
McMahon told WAER 88.3 that local first responding agen cies — including the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office, SWAT team and fire departments — requested access to vacant Burnet Road properties for training purposes.
what you had.”
Bradley Cole getting a 45. When Liv erpool faced C-NS Green Wednesday at Foxfire, the Warriors prevailed 221-232, with Owen Michaud’s 38 the low round by five shots over Brady Michaud. Jake Berthoff had a 44, with Isaiah Issakainen adding a 45 and Aaron Clouthier a 51. Brady Miltello led the Northstars with a 44 and Nichols added a 45, while Bran don Marchitto shot 48. This busy week continued with Liverpool offering its own challenge to first-place Baldwins ville last Thursday afternoon, the War riors falling 184-214 to the Bees. Sacco led his side with a 41. Cole had a 43, edg ing Brady Michaud (44) as Berrthoff and Owen Michaus both pospted 44. B’ville had five players shoot 38 or lower, with Keegan Lynch’s 35 the top total.
For the Richers and their remaining neighbors, it’s “just a waiting game” to see if the county can secure a tenant.
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Once down 35-14, the Northstars had produced four second-half touchdowns, the last of them when, down 42-35, it re covered a squib kick at midfield and drove right to CBA’s two-yard line, from where sophomore Anthony Johnson scored for the fourth Withouttime.hesitation, C-NS decided to go for two points and the lead. Having put together three prolonged scoring drives and run the ball well, the Northstars in stead chose a pass from Jaxon Razmovski - which CBA linebacker Andrew Cooney broke up before it reached the end zone.
It was C-NS that had struck first, Raz movski’s 45-yard pass to Nate Williams set
Liverpool also played Saturday, shutting out another Section IV team, Elmira, in a 2-0 decision. Both goals came in the second half, with Grace Muller getting one and assisting on the other, by Jailyn Parrotte. Emily Rath assisted on Muller’s goal.
Reese said he doesn’t want Burnet Road to become a “re development wreck” like a neighborhood in the city of New London, Connecticut. IJ represented Susette Kelo and her neighbors in an eminent domain battle with the city in the early 2000s. The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments for Kelo v. City of New London in 2004. The following year, the court ruled 5-4 that New London’s “proposed disposition of petitioners’ prop erty qualifies as a ‘public use’ within the meaning of the Takings Clause” in the Fifth Amendment.
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