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While strikes halted film production, American High focused on students

By Russ Tarby Contributing Writer Strikes waged this year by writers and actors shut down film production from Hollywood to Hickory Street.

Now that the Screen Actors GuildAmerican Federation of Television and Radio Artists strike is finally settled, cameras can roll again at American High. For the past five months, however, the film company housed at the old high-school building at 800 Fourth St. at the corner of Hickory, had been forced by the work stoppage to shut down all production.

But the 6-year-old film company founded by director Jeremy Garelick put that down time to good use by focusing on the Academy at American High where the staff educates aspiring filmmakers.

On Nov. 10, the SAG-AFTRA national board of directors approved a tentative contract negotiated with the major studios. The board’s approval cleared the way for the three-year film and TV contract to be voted on by members. The union ended the strike on Nov. 9 after 118 days, saying it had secured a historic agreement to improve pay and protections for its 160,000 members.

During the strikes, American High halted all production. But that dark cloud had a silver lining.

“We’ve recently been pouring a lot of our energy into the Academy at American High,” reports the film company’s new director of development and fundraising, Andie Schlenker.

“We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit which offers engaging media experi-

ences to our large network of aspiring creatives both here in CNY and beyond,” she said. “We’ve historically done this by offering professionally led workshops and hosting guestspeaker seminars and internship programs.”

In June, American High’s founder and CEO, Jeremy Garelick, moved his family’s home from Los Angeles to Fayetteville. Although he has produced or directed several of American High’s dozen-plus productions since 2017, he’s now spending even more time locally.

“I’m now involved with every aspect of American High,” Garelick said. “Most significantly, I’m working on our Academy which is currently doing classes almost every day and very much looking for support from the community. Andie has been hired to build out our Academy programming.”

Garelick’s partner, producer Will Phelps, said the strikes “gave us more time to focus on growing the Academy.”

The SAG-AFTRA strike began July 14 amid an overlapping writers’ strike. The Writers Guild of America settled on Sept. 26, but the actors’ work stoppage lasted nearly four months, making it the longest strike in the history of SAG-AFTRA “The Academy is something we’ve always wanted to expand,” Phelps said. “It has been years in the making, and the strikes just gave us the bandwidth to really build the course offerings.”

Schlenker oversees the numerous varied workshops.

“We’ve been hosting classes al-

for state senate

Paro, four others seek Mannion’s vacated 50th District seat

By Russ Tarby Contributing Writer

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Andie Schlenker, American High’s director of development and fundraising, discusses The Academy operated by the Liverpool-based film company. most daily via Zoom with student discounts available,” she said.

For instance, on Jan. 30 at 8 p.m. the Academy will host “The Daily Show” showrunner and executive producer Jen Flanz.

Previous seminars featured professionals such as “Baywatch” creator Gregory Bonann and a lesson in screenwriting by American Film Institute alumnus G.Z. Asch. To learn more about these seminars visit academyatamericanhigh.com.

“These seminars and classes give participants invaluable time with successful industry professionals,” Schlenker said. “Our students can learn directly from veterans in the entertainment industry.”

Over the last five years some 900 interns, including 55 this fall, have

Less than a month after being re-elected to a second term as Salina Town Supervisor Nick Paro has announced that he’s seeking the Republican nomination to run for the 50th District State Senate seat.

The 50th’s current senator, Democrat John Mannion of Geddes, has decided against running for a third term next year and will run instead for Central New York’s seat in Congress against incumbent Republican Brandon Williams.

Paro, 32, will face off against fellow Republican James Rowley who has also set his sights on Mannion’s vacated seat. Rowley, 61, is chairman of the Onondaga County Legislature and a former town of Clay supervisor.

Three prominent local Republicans – former Congressman John Katko, Steve Wells and J. Kemper Matt – are hosting a $1,000-per-person fundraiser for Paro on Dec. 7, at the Century Club in Syracuse. Individual tickets to a VIP reception for Paro that day cost $2,500.

Three Democrats have also announced their intention to run for Mannion’s State Senate seat. Assemblyman Al Stirpe of Cicero, former Oswego County legislator Tom Drumm and Onondaga County Legislator Chris Ryan are all campaigning in the 50th District.

The 50th District includes several of the area’s largest towns – Clay, Cicero, Camillus, Manlius, DeWitt, Geddes and Salina – as well as the cities of Fulton and Oswego.

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LHS seniors nominated for scholars program

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New York State Senator John W. Mannion has nominated Liverpool High School seniors Andrew Wadie and Hunter Eichholz for the prestigious Presidential Scholars Program. Pictured, from left, are LHS Executive Principal Brett Woodcock, Technology Teacher Matthew Starke, Wadie, Eichholz, Associate Principal Briana O’Brien and School Counselor Sarah Moran.

New York State Senator John W. Mannion has nominated Liverpool High School seniors Andrew Wadie and Hunter Eichholz for the prestigious Presidential Scholars Program.

Wadie was nominated for his outstanding academic success and his involvement in school & community service. Eichholz was named a career and technical education nominee based on his academic rigor, technical

competence and employability skills.

Senator Mannion’s nominations will be sent to the New York State Education Department, who will determine which nominees to share with the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars.

Presidential Scholar recognition is one of the nation’s highest honors for high school students who represent excellence in education and the

promise of greatness in young people.

Each year, the Commission on Presidential Scholars selects scholars from among the top high school seniors in the country based on their academic success, artistic excellence, essays, school evaluations, and transcripts, as well as evidence of community service, leadership, and commitment to high ideals.

Neighbors dismayed by proposed project

By Russ Tarby Contributing Writer At a public hearing on Monday, Nov. 27 at village hall, several of his Oswego Street neighbors angrily protested Dr. Bryan Popovici’s plan to build a detached 50’ x 50’ garage at 717 Oswego St. The proposed building exceeds the village code which prohibits an accessory structure in excess of 150 square feet.

That Monday evening, the village planning board heard from five nearby residents who urged the board to reject the proposed construction.

Trisha Case, who has lived at 712 Oswego St. for 19 years, showed board members photographs of construction equipment on Popovici’s properties and played a recording of one of his machine’s warning beeps.

“We have to hear that beeping from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. every single day including holidays,” Case said.

She and her partner, Lou Petino, also said they’re bothered by floodlights emanating from Popovici’s properties.

“We call law enforcement,” Case reported, “but they can’t do anything about it.”

Christopher LaFrance of 310 Balsam St. echoed Case’s complaints about the bright lights and poor drainage. So did Gerald MacLean of 709 Oswego St. Village Codes Officer Bill Reagan said that Popovici’s neighbors have voiced complaints for years about the doctor’s renovation projects. They’re concerned, Reagan said, about him completing various rehab jobs he has already started.

“Every neighbor is upset with him,” MacLean said.

Before board Chairman Bob Bradt opened the public hearing, the board heard from Popovici, his lawyer and his contractor.

They contended that the proposed garage has historic significance because it will be designed in a saltbox style which is a traditional New England architectural style.

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Zonta of Brewerton going ‘Orange’ Syracuse Orange hometown and social media accounts around the world are just a little more orange these days.

The newest Zonta club in Central New York, the Zonta Club of Brewerton, Friends for Equality, stands with Zon-

ta International and UN Women in “16 Days of Activism,” a campaign started in 1991 for the prevention and elimination of violence against women and girls.

The color for the campaign is or-

ange.

The 16 Days start on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, Nov. 25, and end on Dec. 10, Human Rights Day. Gender-based violence is of the most widespread and persistent human rights violations in our world today. It appears in physical, sexual, and psychological forms including intimate partner violence, sexual violence, harassment, cyber violence, child marriage, human trafficking, and female genital mutilation.

One in three girls is a victim of physical, verbal, or emotional abuse in the United States. One in four women will experience domestic violence and, on average, more than three women are murdered by their partners in the United States every day. In 2021, criminaljustice.ny.gov reported the number of domestic violence cases in Onondaga County alone totaled 3,888 plus 752 violations of orders of protection.

What can you do?

Zonta calls on allies to wear orange during the 16 Days and to take action to end violence against women and girls.

They can do this in their communities, at home, in public spaces, in schools and workplaces, during conflict and in times of peace. Zonta member of 20 years, Theresa Harris, advises “Educate

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From page 1 participated in The Academy’s programs, Schlenker said.

During that time, the Academy has forged relationships with more than 40 colleges.

Nearby institutions Syracuse University, Onondaga Community College, and SUNY Oswego are involved as well as schools further afield such as Chicago’s DePaul University and California State University at Northridge.

“We offer partnered internship programs -- development, creative and production internships -- in which students work on a variety of film and media projects,” Schlenker said.

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yourself on healthy relationships, know the signs of abuse, start a conversation on the topic, add your single voice to a group united to eliminate gender violence.”

One simple but effective way is to be a digital activist. Like, share, or comment on posts found on the Zonta Club of Brewerton’s Facebook and Instagram accounts. Search #ZontaSaysNO, #16Days, and #OrangeTheWorld.

Visit ZontaSaysNo.com to find other posts.

Zonta Brewerton is hosting a free conversation open to the public on Wednesday, Dec 29 at 6:15 p.m., at the NOPL Cicero Public Library, 8686 Knowledge Lane. Pre-registration is required.

Topics include raising boys, the role of men in society today, and the effect of toxic masculinity on relationships.

Zonta information, recommended reading, and local resources for people experiencing domestic violence are on display (look for the orange) at the library during the 16 Days.

“Zonta envisions a world where no woman lives in fear of violence,” said Zonta International President Ute Scholz. “Zonta is needed now more than ever, to continue its work to end violence and build a better world for women and girls.”

“The Academy complements our production efforts by allowing us to identify talented up-and-coming crew,” Phelps said. “We can subsequently hire these folks to join our production staff. It has also been a great way to leverage our connections with top folks in the industry, who always love delivering guest lectures.”

Schlenker herself stands as an example of an Academy student who now enjoys an executive position there.

She interned at American High before graduating from Le Moyne with a degree in accounting and a master’s degree in arts administration.

Combining her passions, she now works full-time at American High as an assistant, bookkeeper and director of development and fundraising at The Academy. She is a testament to the pipeline the Academy strives to create.

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December Events:

Greater Liverpool Chamber Business of the Month!

December 2

Cirque d’Vin Wine Club

www.liverpoolchamber.com for other community fundraisers and events

Buy Local 10 to 1 at the Liverpool Public Library The chamber will give out 200 goodie bags

December 3

(315) 641-1197

Tree Lighting in Johnson Park Join the chamber at 4 pm for Christmas Caroling and a stroll through the village. Begins at 5 pm Johnson Park, and at 6pm the tree will be lit.

December 7

Holiday after hours with the Liverpool Chamber 5:00 to 7:30 at the Gleason Mansion 314 Second Street

December 19

Holiday Lunch with the Liverpool Chamber 11:30am. RSVP required The Liverpool Chamber will be a drop off donations this holiday season. Contact the Chamber office for more information!

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For membership details please contact: Lucretia Hudzinski 314 Second Street, Liverpool, NY 13088 Phone: (315) 457-3895 Fax: (315) 234-3226 Email: Chamber@liverpoolchamber.com

Breakfast With Santa Sunday, December 10th, 9-11am

Photo shoots with Santa, and gifts for the children!

Food provided by Hughie’s House of Hotcakes Cost $10 adults, $6 children, Under 2 free (Cash only)

Please RSVP (315) 652-4242 At the Clay Volunteer Fire Department, 4383 State Route 31, Clay, NY

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OBITUARIES Karen Cutright, 81

Loved art and history Karen Bowles Cutright, 81, passed away of a sudden stroke on Aug. 25, 2023, in Asheville, NC. She was a 1960 graduate of Skaneateles Central School and although she lived in many other places, Karen considered Skaneateles her hometown. Her love for the lake, the village, and living here knew no bounds.

Karen Cutright She once wrote “we were the luckiest kids on the planet growing up in Skaneateles!”

Karen arrived in Skaneateles at age 14 from Pittsburgh, PA. Her high school years at SCS were a treasure trove of wonderful friendships and experiences that she carried for a lifetime. The high school yearbook described her as “subtle … sophisticated … witty,” and her classmates voted her “Most Likely to Succeed.”

With modesty, hers was a life of significance and she lived up to all of these attributes throughout her next 63 years.

Karen’s home on East Lake Road was always open to friends for fun get-togethers, both planned and spontaneous. She had a quick wit and could have everyone in tears of laughter with her comments. Engaged with all levels of high school students, she coauthored the popular “Teens In Town” column in the Skaneateles Press for several seasons.

Never one to draw attention to herself, Karen was nonetheless a magnet for classmates who valued her honesty, her perceptivity and her respect for others. She spent hours listening to friends and supporting them through difficult times, as well as celebrating happy times. She had a genuine interest and concern for others and was direct in sharing her assessments. This would serve her well in her professional career working with college students.

A top student at SCS, Karen attended Vassar College and graduated with a focus in history and art. She went on to work in Washington, DC, where she met her husband, Phill Cutright, a scholar in the field of sociology.

After earning her law degree from Vanderbilt University, Karen served as a dean of the college at both Indiana State and Ohio State Universities before she and Phill retired to the beautiful mountains of North Carolina.

In retirement, she traveled, took long walks, spent time with Phill’s daughters Jenny and Ann, played tennis and mahjong, loved her book club and made an additional set of dear friends.

Historical sites, art museums and grand gardens were Karen’s passions as she travelled about the United States and Europe. She loved to talk about art and history! The Barrow Gallery in the back of the Skaneateles Library was one of her favorite places as it brought together her love of history and art, plus the captivating beauty of Skaneateles Lake and surrounds.

Karen came back to visit Skaneateles countless times over the years. An avid walker, she would criss-cross the village tirelessly on foot, reminiscing with others about old friends and shared experiences. She said she sometimes found joy in “just staring at the lake.” Her most recent visit was in May of this year - Her high school friends treasure those last lively and loving days shared with her.

Karen is too soon gone and is greatly missed by all who knew her well - She gave so many the gift of a deep and enduring friendship which has enriched their lives forever.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR Send your events to adearborn@ eaglenewsonline.com. Notices must have the date, time and location of the event. Deadline for submissions is 12 p.m. Friday. No calendar item can be guaranteed for placement in the papers, nor run for multiple weeks, unless it is a paid announcement. All free placement is on a space-available basis. Event information may be subject to change, so be sure to contact the event organizer to confirm the details.

THROUGH DEC. 21

Drawing on Talent Art Exhibit

Baltimore Woods Nature Center.

The gallery will host art by members inspired by and related to Upstate NY nature.

THROUGH DEC. 31 A Christmas Carol

Syracuse Stage. Featured in a tworing circus, the Christmas classic shares a light on the power of kindness and love as Ebenezer Scrooge journeys to redemption.

THURSDAY, DEC. 7

Retro Holiday with Lori Ann

6:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. North Syracuse Library. Local musician Lori Ann sings classics by Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Stevie Nicks, and more.

Refreshments served. Ugly sweaters encouraged! Register at www.nopl. org/events.

SATURDAY, DEC. 9

Bones East Holiday Concert

1 p.m. First Presbyterian Church, 97 E. Genessee St., Skaneateles. Benefits the Presbyterian Music Ministry Program.

Syracuse Chorale Winter Concert

7 p.m. May Memorial UU Society Church, 3800 E. Genessee St., Syracuse. Tickets: $15. Under 18 are free. Enjoy a seasonal concert with music from the sacred and secular worlds.

SUNDAY, DEC. 10

Breakfast with Santa

9 a.m.-11 a.m. Clay Fire Department, 4383 St. Rt. 31. Cash only.

Adults: $10. Children under 10: $6.

Children 2 and under: free.

Auburn Chamber Orchestra and Genessee Street Voices Holiday Concert

2 p.m. Skaneateles High School, 49 East Elizabeth St. Featuring a variety of music from Tchaikovsky’s the Nutcracker, a Christmas carol medley, holiday movie songs, and more. Free.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13

Baldwinsville Community Band Concert

7 p.m. Grace Episcopal Church.

Baldwinsville Public Library Board Meeting

7 p.m. Baldwinsville Public Library.

Monthly business meeting of the BPL Board of Trustees. All board meetings are open to the public.

JAN. 31-FEB. 18 Clyde’s

Syracuse Stage. Lynn Notlage’s dramady tells the story of the formerly incarcerated staff at Clyde’s Truck Stop.Deeply felt and quirky, this play reminds us that sometimes a hero is more than just a sandwich.

MARCH 12-APRIL 7

Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express

Syracuse Stage. Wherever famed detective Hercule Poiret goes, murder is never far behind. On the luxurious Orient Express, an avalanche stops the train and Poirot must interrogate passengers, solve the murder, and save the reputation of the train before the killer strikes again.

SEPTEMBER 12-15

Lancaster, PA Bus Trip

Sponsored by the Cicero United Methodist Church. Trip includes transportation, three breakfasts, three dinners, three shows, Famous Chalk Talk Artist, tour of an ice cream factory, pretzel factory store, driver gratuity, and more.

For more information, contact Mary Alice Scheel at 315-699-7181.

ONGOING EVENTS THURSDAYS Family Storytime

10 a.m. NOPL Cicero, 8686 Knowledge Lane. Join Miss Raena for Thursday morning storytime to enjoy stories, songs, and fun! Registration is required; call 315-699-2032 or visit nopl.org.

Adult Exercise: Chair Yoga

9:15 a.m.-10:15 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Marcellus Free Library. $25 for 8-week session. Register at 315-673-3269.

Read, Sing, Play Story Time

10:30 a.m. Skaneateles Library, 49 E. Genesee St. Can’t sit still? No problem! Join us for stories, songs and movement. For ages 18 months to 4 years.

Bingo

4 p.m. Fingerlakes Mall Conference Center, 1570 Clark Street Rd., Aurelius.

Yoga with Becca

6 p.m.-7 p.m. Brewerton Center for the Arts, Rt. 11. Registration and information: 315-920-8121 or www. yogosnacks.org. All levels welcome.

Baldwinsville Rod & Gun Club

7 p.m. First Thursday of each month. 1405 Kingdom Road, Baldwinsville. Learn about the workings

of the club and help us run the organization. For more information, visit bvillerodandgun.com.

FRIDAYS

B’ville Cardio Ball Drumming

9:30 a.m. Canton Woods Senior Center, 76 Canton St., Baldwinsville.

Onondaga County Healthy Schools and Communities has provided cardio ball drumming kits for workout classes led by senior volunteer Arlette Folckemer. This fun cardio workout is set to upbeat music and folks can participate and enjoy the class seated or standing. For more information, call Canton Woods at 315-638-4536.

Clay Cardio Ball Drumming

10:30 a.m. Clay Senior Center, 4948 Route 31. Gwen McCarroll leads this one-hour class. Free with a Town of Clay Senior Center Membership and Safety ID badge for admission.

Drop-in; no entry after the day’s class begins. Equipment provided on a firstcome, first-served basis for ball and basket setup. For more information or to sign up for a membership and ID badge, contact Chrissy Clancy at 315-652-3800 ext. 137 or cclancy@ townofclay.org.

Acoustic Music Jam

7 p.m. Marcellus American Legion, 13 E. Main St. Bluegrass,country and gospel music. All acoustic musicians welcome. $2 donation for free coffee and cookies.

For info call 315-673-2329.

SUNDAYS

Cicero UMC Services

8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Cicero UMC, 8416 Brewerton Road. The church is returning to two Sunday services (contemporary 8:30 a.m. and traditional 10:30 a.m.). All are welcome to enjoy worship and fellowship. The church is fully accessible. For more information, visit ciceroumchurch.org.

MONDAYS

Drop-In Tech Help

10 a.m. to noon. Skaneateles Library, 49 E. Genesee St. Let us help with your tech questions: computers and mobile devices, downloading e-content from the library’s catalog, using Google Drive and social media platforms. Bring your device and drop in during a Tech Help session to get started. Appointments are also available; please give us a call at 315685-5135 or email andrea@skanlibrary.org to schedule.

Cruisin’ with Vets

4-7 p.m. VFW Post 3146, 2000 Lemoyne Ave., Mattydale. Check out classic cars and bikes while enjoying food, 50-50 raffles and live music from Roadhouse Prophets. Sponsored by Hungers for Hope, InFocus Insurance, Microbore and Dynamax Digital Printing.

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Tree transportation It is now December and the Christmas season is in full swing.

Almost everywhere anyone looks they will see the lights and decorations, snowmen and Santa Clauses, and of course the trees.

For many people one of the highlights of the season is going to get a tree.

Whether this is at a local lot, tree farm, picking a precut tree or going out and selecting the perfect one and sawing it down, this is a beloved tradition for many people.

Finding the right one, just tall enough, full enough, with the right shape can be a challenge, but all in all is something many seem to enjoy.

But once the perfect tree is found there is the matter of getting it home.

According to AAA, much like moving furniture, appliances, or other large objects, transporting a tree is no different.

If not properly secured, a tree can cause vehicle damage such as scratched paint, torn door seals or distorted window frames.

Even worse, it could fly off or out of the vehicle and become a danger to other drivers.

AAA research shows that 44% of Americans planning to purchase a real Christmas tree would transport the tree using unsafe methods.

This includes 20% who would tie the tree to the roof of their vehicle without using a roof rack and 24% who planned to place the tree in the bed of their pickup truck unsecured.

Among those who planned to purchase a live Christmas tree, 16% have previously experienced a Christmas tree falling off or out of their vehicle during transport.

According to AAA, if a tree is improperly secured to a car, it can cost drivers as much as $1,500 in repairs. Twine, ropes or straps can wear away paint and tear rubber seals when routed through door or window openings. Closing a door over tree tie-downs may also permanently distort the window frame and tree branches can cause scratches to the paint.

AAA shared some tips about how to get the tree home safely this holiday season.

Plan ahead, before heading out to buy a real Christmas tree, make sure to bring strong rope or ratchet straps, an old blanket, gloves and of course – the right vehicle. One with a roof rack is ideal, but a pickup truck, SUV, van or minivan can work just as well.

Wrap and cover the tree once you’ve found the perfect tree, have the lot wrap it in netting before loading it. Loose branches can also be secured with rope or twine to help protect the tree from damage. Also, prior to loading the tree, cover the roof with an old blanket to prevent scratches to the paint and protect the car from any damage.

Place the tree on the roof rack or in the bed of the truck with the trunk facing the front of the car. If the vehicle does not have a roof rack and is large enough – place the tree inside.

Tie down the tree at its bottom, center and top using strong rope or nylon ratchet straps. Avoid using the nylon offered by many tree lots. Use fixed vehicle tie-down points and loop the rope or strap around the tree trunk above a branch to prevent any side-to-side or front-to-rear movement.

Once tied down, give the tree several strong tugs from various angles to make sure it is secured in place and will not come loose.

Drive slowly and take back roads if possible. Higher speeds can create significant airflow that can damage your tree or challenge even the best tie-down methods.

For more information about car insurance, stop by your local branch or visit AAA.com.

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Table talk

There are few televisions programs that I really look forward to. One of them, Blue Bloods, is scheduled for 10 p.m. on Fridays.

The important segment usually comes at the end of the program, after the three moral and ethically centered story lines are wrapped up. Four generations of the Reagan family will be sharing their Sunday supper and, each time, encouraging me to try emulate the same conviviality and family strength in my home, around my Sunday dinner table. But times are as they are, and that is more of a wish, a dream, than a reality.

And so, as dreams do come from real life, my sleep last night was wrapped around a dinner table, but, also as dreams do, it was enigmatic, curious and exhilarating at the same time.

The setting was movable, my table of changing lengths was at the same time in the tiny

kitchens in Brooklyn, Lake Carmel, Marcellus, our camp and, oddly, in the old teacher’s cafeteria at Marcellus High School. It did seem to be sporting a tablecloth, at least in some areas, and the whole table, the short or long versions, was lit by a line of tapers. I am thinking that these were remembrances of the boxes of tapers that I bought when Chappell’s was going out of business a zillion years ago, when every well-dressed dinner table was expected to be lit by candles. They have been stored in the Hoosier that sits in the corner of our dining room forgotten for too many years. It was only last week that I offered them to my daughter, who had her Thanksgiving table lit by two lovely tapers.

Seated around this surreal table were my family, my spouse and children, grandchildren, my siblings, parents, grandparents

… even those who I had never met. There were neighbors from Brooklyn. Maureen Gillen who lived three houses toward third avenue was there, as were my friends from Our Lady of Perpetual Help school, Nora and Anne and Mary and Claudette .. young and smiling. High school friends, friends with whom I still connect, sat among the guests.

Was this a reflection of the phone call that I received yesterday from John Lombardi, a man who was a boy in my high school class I haven’t seen in over 60 years? Teachers that I loved and didn’t love were sprinkled here and there as were coworkers from jobs I had over the years. I remember stopping … I don’t think I was serving any food in this dream … to try to talk with Mike Sawyer, the sine qua non of educators at Syracuse University, but the scene changed before I could get his attention and I

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was then in the kitchen asking for help with the table. I tried to get back to Dr. Sawyer, but the table moved on with friends from Marcellus and Syracuse and pets that I had loved and love - my Tippy, Puppy, Snuffer, Chica, Kiki, Mitsy and more… my companion animals … how they made such a difference in my life.

They passed as the I moved down the table, recognizing, acknowledging, wondering.

And there were many of my students, those young lives with whom I was privileged to teach a love of learning, who taught me as much as I taught them. There were two young girls waving papers at me, and several young men in athletic uniforms eating voraciously, waving with one hand. Among them, scattered among the diners was a smiling group of youngsters who spent some hours after school in detention. I’m Table l Page 5

Chorale concertizing to the glory of God Sunday!

When the 40 voices of the yond the Manger” and “SomeMaster’s Touch Chorale ring out times I Hear God’s Music.” SunLivin’ in at the First United Methodist day’s audience is likely to hear Liverpool Church sanctuary this weekend a few tracks from “Beyond the listeners will be impressed by Manger” such as the title tune Russ Tarby the group’s joyful noise. ‘Tis the and songs such as “We Three season when they’ll be powerKings,” “Day of Joy,” “Shepherds fully praising the baby Jesus who was born on and Angels” and an enthusiastic “Hallelujah Christmas Day. Chorus.”

The concert will begin at 3 p.m. Sunday, A free will offering will be taken, and reDec. 10 at Liverpool’s First United Methodfreshments will be served in Fellowship Hall ist Church Sanctuary, at 604 Oswego St. Yes, following the concert; 315-451-7359. that’s the famous “purple door” church!

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17 denominations represented

The Master’s Touch Chorale is a choir of 40 dedicated Christian singers from some 28 churches of 17 denominations, who are united by their common faith in Jesus Christ.

The singers from many communities, professions and walks of life, meet every other Sunday throughout the year to rehearse and pray together and to concertize to the glory of God. Founded in April 1993, the Master’s Touch is now in its 28th year under the musical direction of keyboardist Warren Ottey, who also serves as music director and organist at the Episcopal Church of St. Mark the Evangelist in Syracuse. Ottey’s also music director of the new CNY Voices choral ensemble.

During its tenure of ministry, the Master’s Touch Chorale has sung in many churches and community events over a wide geographical area.

Three memorable invitations came from The White House in Washington, D.C., where the chorale performed holiday concerts in 2002, 2004 and 2008.

Chorale released two CDs

The Master’s Touch Chorale is a faith ministry, featuring a menu of Christian music ranging from Beethoven to bluegrass. More importantly, the chorale seeks to lift up and magnify the Lord Jesus Christ and to bring every listener closer to Him. Donna Auyer, who chairs the church’s Olive Branch Circle, said First United has hosted the Master’s Touch singers several times in the past.

“They always perform a wonderful concert,” she said, “and we’re very pleased to open up Sunday’s performance to our entire Liverpool community. All are welcome.”

The chorale has recorded two CDs, “Be-

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Last Sunday, Dec. 3, they lit the village Christmas tree at Johnson Park.

“Thank you to those who came forward with donations so we can keep it all free,” said Liverpool Chamber of Commerce Director Lucretia Hudzinski.

The celebrations began earlier that day when a hearty group of carolers – some armed with bells and ukuleles – met at Freedom of Expresso before strolling and singing through the village.

At 4:30 p.m. horse drawn carriages took folks on rides departing from the Key Bank parking lot. Back at Johnson Park at 5 p.m., families enjoyed ice sculpture carving, photo opps, hot cocoa and at 6 p.m. Santa arrived on a festive fire truck and distributed goodies to all the kids. God bless us, everyone!

De-stress by drumming

The Liverpool Art Center in the Village Mall at 305 Vine St. is hosting an array of creative endeavors this month. At 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 8, participants are invited to relax and rejuvenate with a holiday drumming event.

The LAC hosts the longest running monthly drum circle in Central New York since 2005.

If you need to revive your sense of rhythm, you can attend drum training between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Friday and again on Monday, Dec. 11.

At 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 12, LAC owner Sandra Sabene invites fellow painters to fill their holiday mugs with some cheer and join her paint-along party. The sipping painters will gather again at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 19; liverpoolartcenter.com; 315-234-9333.

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A brave, bold SU hire young, relatively unproven, Black assistant coach instead of a retread.

The sad reality is that coaching at the highest level in college football remains, for the most part, monochromatic. Name a big program, or a high-profile job, and almost every time it’s a White person in charge, absorbing all of those dozens of sideline shots we’re subjected to every Saturday in the fall.

It’s not surprising. When you’re dealing with a sport bathed in traditions and constantly evoking a more romantic past (which wasn’t that pure to begin with), making forward-thinking hiring decisions is rare to nonexistent.

Sure, young coaches might get a chance at a powerhouse – if they are already on staff and are White, like Ryan Day did at Ohio State or Lincoln Riley at Oklahoma. Doing this, intentionally or not, makes the whole thing seem like a closed shop for anyone who looks different but aspires to more.

It’s quite likely that Brown, for example, saw no possible path to a dream job at an SEC or Big Ten school. Maybe they’d let him eventually land a coordinator’s post,

but anything more? The powersthat-be and the (mostly White) alumni might not stand for it.

So yes, if Brown does well here at SU, he might not be long for Central New York. Such is life in a power conference without a deep pool of talented players to draw from unless you expand your scope to the entire Northeast, as Brown knows he must do.

All of this is difficult to admit and swallow. Part of life, though, is accepting a reality that is less than ideal, but can still lead to plenty of success if approached and attacked the right way.

Late in his tenure, as another promising season sank into mediocrity, Babers addressed this topic head-on. He said it was difficult to truly build a team when the combination of restlessness, a transfer portal and possible NIL riches prevented SU from sustaining success.

Most saw this as an excuse for not winning, and it only may have hastened Babers’ departure. But NIL and transfer portals aren’t going away, and Brown’s biggest task, assigned from coaching the on-field product, is to convince recruits that Syracuse is an actual

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sure that experience stayed with them.

Or not.

My grandsons were there at different ages, morphing as the table moved.

The interesting thing about this night time fantasy was that the guests at my table were a mixed bunch, there were people I loved, close friends, acquaintances and people who made my stomach clench, people who created havoc, who steered my life’s decisions in ways that I didn’t want. Beside my dearest friends with whom I shared the best moments of my life, were two gals who spent their high school lives trying to intimidate and bully me. I’m sure that phase passed them by as they matured, but they will always be who they were then to me. Lessons learned. There were men and women with whom I shared work life, whose competency and energies were unassailable, who shared those qualities with me, and there were those who drained life from the job, who made the job untenable.

I wondered if the latter were only in my dream to get free food. These characters seemed to be able to be at

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If dreams tell us anything, this one was clear. Who I am and who I want, wanted to be, is at the very least because of the people in my life, those who lifted me up, those for whom I owe the memory of challenges, those who inspired, who taught me, who frightened me, who caused me great harm … each giving something that became me.

And that table had room for more, at least it did last night. So, while I am awaiting the denouement of the various questions, mysteries of my life, I am prepared to say “Welcome to my table.”

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destination, not a brief stopover.

What makes this unique is that, here at SU, there’s a chance for Brown to really make a difference and build something historic, quite unlike Georgia, where the advantages, from facilities to rabid fan involvement, can make winning more of a chore than a joy.

Look back at SU’s coaching history across the board, and regardless of who was athletic director, there was a tendency to rely on familiar faces with familiar ties, to not really venture outside the coloring lines and open some eyes.

Perhaps Fran Brown is unable to meet this moment and make fools out of the SU powers-that-be that are putting their faith in him.

Or maybe Brown arrives with national championship rings in tow, dazzling recruits and transfers alike, which translates into a transformation on the field and a sense that, even in a time and place where it’s not supposed to happen, Syracuse football can reclaim its national relevance.

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Fran Brown, the new head coach of Syracuse University football, is not a big name. He’s never served time as a head coach or any length of time as a coordinator. He’s just 40.

This wasn’t exactly what athletic director John Wildhack had promised. Among other things, he said he was looking for an experienced head coach to take the place of the fired Dino Babers, so the names bandied about, like Dan Mullen, fit that very specific criteria.

Brown? Sure, he’s on the staff of mighty Georgia, but merely as a defensive backs coach, not as a coordinator whose salary is in seven figures. To a lot of the uninitiated, this hire can seem a stretch, a gamble, one that could really backfire.

But forget for a minute the wins-and-losses part. This will get addressed soon enough, as will all the questions about recruiting, the transfer portal, Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) issues and the like.

Focus instead on what SU has done that few power-conference programs would even dare try – hire a

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BY KATE HILL

BY JASON GABAK STAFF WRITER EDITOR District

BY JANELLE DAVIS Central School During the Nov. 20 Cazenovia disthe Skaneateles Town board meeting, Assistant Superintendent At its Nov. 20 meeting, (CCSD) Board of Education a new Thomas zoning imFinnerty providecently, Official inresolution to announce its 55th cussed and approved a The Baldwinsville Kiwanis held for Business/School Business adventure work at Austin Park pavilion. doorthe district has taken so far to prepare Day, munity for its proposed difficult Annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving ed an update on the steps unveiled at bus fleet.

Aaron said this was a was to an all-electric a 5k, 10k Town Supervisor Janet work Thursday, Nov. 23. Featured were for the upcoming transition USA, has worked diligently to all new school bus purraces thatand Destiny decision and that the board and fun run. There were also virtual New York State has mandated on buses it concerns raised by resischool behind address all and prithe project, is 2027 the imagination by efon plans for the held. The Annual Turkey Day Race chases must be zero emission planning board, but these Kiwanis. may surprise you.by 2035. dents as well as the village mary fund raiser for Baldwinsville plan that the village the road must be fully electric ofa other other district adminisa host been able to achieve a LORI NEWCOMB few not and Joining have he forts that Finnerty reported is to approve. week to start the Destiny the previous attractions at writer planning board was able voted trators met with a grant village planning board in- for a shared garage York’sforfirst proposal At an Aug. 3 meeting, the Central New request process of developing ablast stood at the time.

Blast feasibility study. arena, to deny the project as it infrastructure door gel can be found on the village and electric vehicle charging state funding to support The entirety of the minutes CNY. been awarded $25,000 in11, CCSD has eles.com.

SUBMITTED PHOTOS website, villageofskaneat and Jimmy Ginsburg, held numerous meetings the study. vithe Town of Ca- 11, of Cicero, with the support of his young Aaron said the town has is the well as of Cazenovia, SUBMITTED PHOTOS Cicero the of district, Village Ginsburg, about their interests as Jimmy to The school residents explore many USA. actionfrom the funding Destiny the heard at such as sionary behind of Nelson will use has opened Blast CNY which will address work family infrastruczenovia, and the Town concerns in the project packed concept.bus and highway garage to the tennis and basketopportunities to consolidate project. mothhisalso the feasibility ofAssociation ment concepts. pickleball courts, improvementswell as the pavilion. examine His motivation International on the propstudy will path as Nicole is the creative ture and resources. TheGinsburg The secondary building said, is of Amusement Parks and inball courts and walking er Nicole charging infrastructure. like St. will be repaired interest has been expressed sershared electric vehiclememories. erty at 584 E. Genesee Plans call for and public Con- mind behind projects at what(IAAPA) a study looking making Attractions into a multi-use, year-round Nov. 24 and crafts center. It The young entrepreneur “We are going to commission the Museum of Intrigue, “Would and turned into an arts terest in turning the pavilion Dickens Christmas started familysaid ference including Finnerty.with his mom.

Jimmy and to share,” Es- and his family stay involved SUBMITTED PHOTOS for ushis insulated and the of groups and activities Parade and might be practicalthinking it be a is a trade Intrigue Experiences, facility for use by a variety would be repainted and outside Would with the World’s Smallest IAAPA it be nothing? four casts vices with Jeralwaysonly? Would The Club’s Father’s Day Pancake are facility FriRotary Painting stabilized.

Bright production’s experience the be as on the The will Estate, in such The uses charging a festivities Musical.” cape be foundation it existing other floor making and maintenance that reprewhenand Descendants: The do repairsorganization Volunteer Fire Department’s is of the boxcharge and emy in charge of daily opalready presenting “Disney’s is granted to the funds Widing Hood.”

Theatre Breakfast and the Skaneateles facility where we could In addition stag- and ever- with a Twist DeWitt, day. The annual celebration Children’s beginning be cast members from “Doo Wep Wed The Syracuse own memories. the diverse their sents County willare So, we are really at the and Jimmy and in 2023. vehicles?

Onondaga project, Field Days. students. Picturedzonmarking its 30th year for theseveral in- the renowned Frightmare erations been local Choreogra- to these electric“We always have been raised about have include possible.” changing attractions is really Director Babs Rubenstein, an appropriate what Haunted SCREAM Owen helping wherever According to Aaron concerns at the pavilion which providing funding for Nicole LocalatGovernMusic Director es of [determining] least in part this Farms the NYS doing it more.” the proposal through fortunate to travel,” dustry, pher Kellie Ellis, and they can as their academic KATE HILL one particular aspect of update.

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MICHAEL DALY. Theatre on the secarts.”director of the Cazenovia Area Jimmy’s Through SCT’s instruction of neighbors,” Aaron said. yearTheseekQueen, of Baldwinsville tree lightcreative activity they of the Lost executive blast in the same manner ity. It is located ever other the pavilion used for more of “Disney’s Descendants: (and in mances teens are sent from the Isle pre-K through grade 12 stu- Lines, Nicole said that having Jimmy only had to look and ond floor of Destiny USA residents who want to see those veterans buried there Civic the ing celebration. to attend prep performance, as foam darts, laser tag Development Association. take part time worked very hard to meet the memory of military the John H. Mulroy $25,000. the Musical” in in. to spendlocal match own family to see the to the kingdom of Auradon cottage the fundamentals of theatre, the ability minimum toofhis clothing. round opportunities. We LORI NEWCOMB on Veterans Day to honor the projand siblings, have visited in the Canyon Area. the goal is to have the of beloved dents learn paintball.

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CCSD bus routes live events lo- father, in a musical theatre tion on neighbors. When the matches, tivation. your way to high-energy we agreed that season. The Scouts are to conduct a study oftothe producer of organization classes culminate they got to work creating all, sudden death sioned a company ward. equipment was presented, battery check out Blast CNY, the our not-for-profit a deserves for is needed, zip code. nationally. be SCT pavilion games small and 13035 will materials “Everyone A that encally portal kids to and other but fun. and several the types of buses training production. said tools would save money as well.

Olson necgrade 7, will appear garden walk-ins are welcome, range a safe space for produc- to determinesmile, Jenkins, has served as a theatrical it was a great idea and laugh, and experiMaya charging infrastructure Her endeavors planned to For more information center “We have had four one-hour Jeremy as- that players complete for senior rec9, as that will require, and the of the Austin Pavilion is grade the fenced-inHyatt, York children advanced bookings are she said.

Shakespeare capacity theyence basis.trendy pop-up expe- joy themselves. section of the north end “Maleficent;” Jayce true joy,” ground for Central New as from call 315-751-7279 or email over the winter to operate on a dailyfrom tions of plays by William physical space points. such as lawnmowers, pickup in the cottage to power the buses as “Auradoncan be more ommended. conduct theater sisted in the Hyatt, grade 2,second Grid toimmersive the house our parks equipment nothing Avastored of that 1999.

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BY JASON KLAIBER Jimhad stage sneakers and comfortable shows helped with park and the future needs facilitylive pickle1;” and provides semester-long classes radonian At the age of nine, Night’s Dream,’ ‘Macbeth,’ an that our current tractions, students that were enrolled rest includes adding new is the ultimate destination camps, all of Midsummer restoration.

“They thought at that point STAFF WRITER theEnsemble.” fact that in mind, entertain- and scenarios. part of the project. The the creativesaid.to“Keep resurfacing It,’” Ellis said. “[Howinteractive and two-week school break “Isle my developed a given time and the the tennis court surfaces, of electricity,” Finnerty the and ‘As You Like meet at to redoing amount get you courts, production the suitable thus a pulling ball also in 13 be because and musicals, no longer “SCT is great BOE  PAGE which culminate the walking path idea while attending ever,] most students want the buses will have fun acting the basketball courts, improving The team pushing for a day-to-day basis.

TOWN  PAGE 14 Civic Center. so many great people and SCT  PAGE 13 St. Mat- in on consists of is my third redevelopment of the SCT’s main artistic staff with them,” said Jayce. “This Addressing the zoning in East not recommend thew’s School building members, Benz said that show with them. I could the vil- board atSyracuse presented to the 38 parking spaces of 21 appeals would lage’s zoning board of tached to the project ownearlier this month. resources, grant services be reserved for condo Peter Barth, Taylor

BY RUSS TARBY SUBMITTED PHOTO law The project would reutilize ers, while the rest will be first Sullivan, Janis Barth, and industry news for department at with an application. and Sue WoltBY KATE HILL The Skaneateles Police CONTRIBUTING WRITER govthe existing infrastructure served. from all sides,” correspond Pelcher, Courtney Livecchi, able to acenforcement and local are available “We have agreement to come, first Applicants will also be STAFF WRITER has clip on lights that the 214 Kinne St. property them man.

BY JASON GABAK need them Of the condos, there would ernment agencies. Lexipol Aaron said. rooms at the information enabling free to residents who may

BY RUSS TARBY At its Nov. 20 meeting, serves more than 4,500 as needed and as cess turn the one-time classroom be 11 one-bedrooms, eight twoEDITOR is in the “I have decorated different at night to Under the agreement, . see where their application TYLER Lorenzo manwhen they are walking years,” said Ellis, DAVIDthe CONTRIBUTING WRITER resiBYseason, the Village of Liverpool agencies nationwide, repreon their schedule, to spaces into 21 condominiums This holiday Lorenzo for at least 10 and more bedrooms and two studio they are available based Garden help make them safer to the public from of Trustees approved senting more than 300,000 the Skavillage when an process.

Along with that, the gymna- dences, Benz said. track of is vice president of the Syracuse a part sion will open its doors t its Nov. 20 meting, posted at the Onon- Board the town will inform the This will also help keep visible. at Loren- to who the opportunity be used Christmas will have nicer than being revisiting the updated results both Salina Town the hiring of a public safety employees to celebrate public The public anything Board announced officer is needed for court and the village After for “Is sium at the site would 5-10 Town Dec. Club. planned He said that for anybody neateles are KLAIBER that JASON speare website, the Fairfield supChristmas.” ofconvert was no time the officer projects on plans Daysto at Lorenzo? It is always Posella said DPW workers solutions company to projects for after-school programming, to buy one of the condos, they daga County Board of Elections “The Twelve officer sworn in that its town constable will bill the town for the hear- of Christmas School prop- zo:comment But hearing and when those public hosted his challenger, Stella Penizotto, plement the administrative New youth the Lorenzo a Jan. 8site to comt of the St. Matthew’s Stateathistoric a home law firm to a York still out collecting leaves.

Estate primarily as a place for Supervisor Nick Paro and to use various pieces from The New more than a year, the way to a public cial longer going to be able court.

For in their for the redevelopmen will have to go through is board. make Plans in will made zoning program this agreethe rooms.” literacy he said he has been with East Syracuse’s justice court. efforts of Liverpool Police Liverpool Police Departbasketball to be played. saw their vote totals climb. first Christmas at Lorenzo moving its law collection when decorating itsing.

The town moved to approve ownership financial mit to serving the town erty were recently shared meeting agenda. what defeated Conservative entire Lorenzo Aaron said the ment at its Nov. 20 meeting and forwarded aware of instances of ofLaw has proposed Jerry Unger and Sgt. ment has been critically Ryan Benz, the principal class with a Department of Paro, a Republican, soundly According to Roshia, the Town Supervisor Janet Cromp said in the codes Nov. 7 election by a Chief completely repainted 1974. Bottar dog feces the traa in be Victorian-era almost to said Christmas duties become the CNY, his Penizotto has assumes prominent Legacy he Lorenzo intoatthe is vital and Dave Sturtz. involved in making of contractor Redev Party nominee Stella and Urban Develop- of the not-for-profit “Christmas constable planned to continue unable to it to the village. under-staffed. inside and that there practice York, staff is St. The Newmansion, perspec- Housing 21 and also dis- fice communication either in bags or not being Genesee but was in Central finan- Foundation of Central New on the make year. folks 7078 E. The board – Mayor Stacy – home that from a residential foratmany The village met on Nov. vote of 3,047 to 2,259. remodeling dition So when Joseph Otat the town boat launch this software will help ment (HUD)-certified fea- event happen each 1875, year and this Elizabeth try for public office, Penizotto left in leaf piles for DPW in will be additional 1864 that court. trustees Mebetween as a to continue After making her first more efficient for constructed tive he speculates his proposed cial planner so they know what York, stepped to the podium cussed the agreement. we are thrilled This year, staff decorator encour- Finney and continue serving with the backboards and and taviano was sworn in living feet of said workers to deal with. idea had been the process overin place for day-care center – found court to put in new Christmas,’” 12,000 of square thanDays with her mother, Nancy, more lissa Cassidy, Rachel Ciotti, full-time LPD officer at the Sennett reiterated the Twelve tures project will lead to less who operates a successful While the town has plans ‘The getting into and to en- the second-floor village all involved. as well as murals with on about Whiting worked Evans said this was poolMacVitthan they’re and Matt Whiting also outdoor the town also wanted discussed with the police chief and that Matthew her loss. was room. said heated set up room to talk about the gymna- scoreboards, a she amid board LaMontagne Aaron Manager dining and being said signs Mike village as Site space all occupancy and noise the formal aging they’re coverage, such Conof Sennett the that Historic in opening unacceptable. an officer for sehas like 100 registered depicting sports figures help to fill in used sure the beautifully Melinda Reeder voted unani PAGE 16 this agreement to provide and noted it has join us to viewBOARD “The fact that Salina only 2 to have plans for additional when St. Matthew’s was that line Devendorf – sium side of the project. worked with staff member meeting, his appearance Sennett said the when the town thrilled ST. MATTHEW’S  PAGE tie. “Please citing for success. people to vote for me on been exhibit wing and take a horse-drawn LPD PHOTO curity would be as needed a lot of time from mously to hire a firm named was warmly welcomed by for security when needed. as an elementary school, servatives, yet I got 2,200 Hon said the gym has decorated mansion and to decorate the mansion Randall Hon, the founder DPW works hard and out to Skacoverage and with taken Livt,” she said. the beautiful new did not otherwise have This lead to Aaron reaching Lexipol to oversee the the codes office to find the lower number of potential is a big accomplishmen Mayor Stacy Finney and sleigh/wagon ride through gift shop. the trustees and by Unger. residents have a lot of Mary Sennett.

Penizotto waged a negative Police Chief Jerry Unger, known as RipHistoric Site.” software to meet prior notification. neateles Village Mayor erpool Police Department’s Paro still maintains thatSUBMITTED PHOTOS “Alison Boissonnas, also grounds of Lorenzo State After Finney conducton Wednesday the right having an expectations of these officer Joseph Ottaviano. she celebration, volhim.

Justice court is generally Marm Miss Buckland, Aaron and Sennett discussed that of personal applications for NY state ed the ceremony, Cassidy full-time police ask the village’s needs and campaign againstLorenzo: In preparation for the Twelve Thebeen ger reported via memo of great where a Skavillage employees and oneDays one pleton Schoolhouse at increased [and] has assigned while assurthe codes office for eachbudget nights, Sennett said.

13. The eye will last until March. He’ll inter-municipal agreement and celebrate “Christmas on Nov.were “This campaign year the schoolhouse decorated, made 98 traffic decorators adopted by an op- accreditation he attended the thanked looked Ottaviano in the State Historic Site will matwould fill in if or constable law, unteer that people be considerate accord- will have residents.” in and start his officers English year’s Trustee Ed Evans said classic and it has been exacerbated the last work in addressing this neateles police officer inover 1.5% staff — Jennifer Quinn, Lorenzo Before approving the Ho! Ho! Join Santa and his hoofed Ho!citaand $2 fornegativity,” ing that the department and exclaimed, “Welcome then be sworn loss for my family, is the gifts detailed town of approximately and expressed his their stops and issued 78 from Dec. 5-10. $6 for adults said. “I have to ascre- our maintenance by hostility and respectful. with Admission marked The festive day is certain to get town board meeting Comptroller to use theirKerrie said it’s the hope of the when needed. they could have,” Kerr the ter. covering shifts in Liverpool. of at Tommy Eberl, and Spencer Christmas” Sunshine Horses on Sunpeople have is preremains in compliance carol and invited helpers positional campaign ing to Michalenko. for violations to Liverpool, officer!” this was an ar- support before the board moved to approve they convert to a Michalenkothe appointment of a constable Christmas levy Jeremy Bushaw,

BY JASON KLAIBER Heggelke noted that several ages 12 and under. Cash in- home. you in the holiday spirit. into their tax revenue children addition of these tions standards.

According to Aaron decorating, 7, p.m. theme 4 to sess them differently if “The proposed that Dec. that noon outside on the traffic from 3, relocated the board said. said state-mandated Dec. all and day, do incorporate mansion pedestrian safety as Paro to Fusco Ottaviano in place between the agreement.

He added ativity be Eberst — STAFF WRITER the state’s vehicle As visitors tour the admission fees. raised questions about For $5 per car, get your holiday news ferred fordisagrees. in the Dark rangement that had been condominium.” in place fairly quickly.” ar- at 3721 Verplank Road and that the town would The trustees agreed to to Central New York after two officers will bring Three Located seasonal favorites Penizotto and approved In other adornments. a festive photo-op spot is $20,386,058 Rd. in prior. received an the days get shorter.

Nick knows it,” reviewed by the “drops andCazennavigated the holiday full- laws in October. at 17 Rippleton with Santa and his little Laine Gilmore will play As- cluding $200,000. factual The board also discussed the town and village years Sennett said the village Programs The second local law the “MyLocated tax cap by about have a clip on Lexipol $29,772 for the serving five years with the department to four town of Clay, Holiday at the photos motorcampaign was always that Natoli has successfully to Interpretive under the Plus Planning for and we talked of a new cell According in the drawing room while adopted a pair rests were madeinofthe “I have blinking lights that is the 1807 Federal-style he has done to peo- pay establishment of an can- Aisle.,” said Roshia. before visiting the Holiday with creating the kept also anan agreement with Civic man“I reached out to Mary Board ovia, Lorenzo entire tours will be on the piano email regarding the possibility The DeWitt Town Board jacket or Town the board pertained to the truth about everything time officers, still three is an opportunity for the com- helpers driving DeWittRoshia, legal hurdles involved Farm first year, followed by an an agent The she said. “The sings holiday classics Jacqueline see if they would software for the codes enforcement office. who wasenough.” village. She said them so you can attach it to your Traditional guided mansion charged with NYPD. 13 meeting.

Shop with crafters, snacks, and so Fri- Chord Wood Quartet the way to the estab- sistant with Chief Heggelke to in observance approved seven ists bathrooms of tower being placed in the home of John Lincklaen, come out soonand well,” of town constable. of local laws at its Nov. meeting historic 25 two munity to kick-off the holiday seaCazen-term as su- nual payment of $10,700. its Dec.the discussion between complete his field short of the ple and this town will in the matter you can attach it to your dog’s collar as from Tuesday, Dec. 5 through celed of pa- local law and leading constable.

The Belle Aire Handwhat we did many including the will hearings office forget— intoxicated. to He not floor. sion, interest charge offered Company let’s while in public And some considering be second second Land a two to still more.

According will the been win the can much open on has to of be The first 8 of the Holland “That constable of an office of Paro is proud learning more about Suna special meeting whileinbut decorated.

John Cromp, there sonwere In addition to its accredi- training here in mid-Decem- officers,” Unger said.

1 to 4 p.m. has an inter- Heggelke said. “They are free and I obtained in the holidays on Dec. For his part, view, has been Lincklaen/Ledyard of a new arEight accidents within the town lishment of Holy onChristmas, Learn how to adopt, sponthen day, Dec. 8, from the board and Codes Officer it was announced Verizon years ago,” Aaron said. include day around of Loren- bell Trio will ring ovia’s founder. The concerned the establishment trolling the schools located decorators Unger pointed out that Horses and its rescue horses horses. for another shine Nina Walters, the principal a number of ef- since month. with Police High School until he said, tation and policy services, ber when he will be able to scheduled pervisor.

But Sennett said them from the New York State Department year’s volunteer Lorenzoattacks,” This With support from the Friends Matt Natoli occupied town code to deterthis software will provide Street, stood be the vestigated here last are waiting for their forever sor, and volunteer.

The ideas was discussed said. fallacious est and sent up balloons. with and Dec. 9, and the Cazenovia Nanwellness family continuallyagainst membersand DeWitt,” Town Attorney ticle in a chapter of the boardElizabeth School on East Genesee an academy hosted by the public of Health.” all parties were ficiencies to codes office procedures.

Bogart; residential celebration will continue if necessary, Van derthe sing traditional carols “We pushed back made 39who were conveyedwill be the Lexipol’s Cordico units for of cover shifts for the LPD. powers and duties Cross Proceeds from the day will go to still very preliminary and meet- zo (FOL), the Chief Scott Heggelke and and its contents both the board Wendy what is and always the police music, Chamber Choir will County Sheriff ’s Officers Club memorganizational a confidential took mine the value of condominium said. “There are certain centralize proj- this is 2024 Garden home. at the meeting to thank stayed focused on weproperty Syracuse decorated mansion, live visitor center. On The town’s “andthe site is operHe said residents can contact Another applicant, Mor- Onondaga The software will help to – the people I plan provides checks and 106 business excited to open up the support Sunshine’s commitment to for their cy Whiting; our intention that up be made aware before anything agreeable. obState in campaign at 5 p.m. tours of the on Dec. 9 at 1 p.m. in the the everyThe New York thing in1968.

Judy8 Larter; of who spoke would “We are tax assessment purposes. listed in the law, and it’s town’s police department to been Office will begin in Februplans right department if they are interested in back to bring Ellis, andJan. be held program which supports Pam Monday, will evoke the sweet treats, and horse-drawn will mosttoimportantNew Hill, ingPat law has to do bers all the powers and the ect information, keep records gan Baumler, has also checks while responding “Basically we’ve gone But there are no definite York State Office of Parks, said rescuing, rehabilitating, and retrainprocess. follow at wassail and on Dec. 10, Bells and Motley ated by the meeting town constable will have The substance of that local was discussed as place.

BarbaratoBartlett; farm to Santa Aaron said. and and his helpers,” Kellish; work through the ongoing physical and mental health hired by Unger, and is cur- ary. a regular rides with Lamplit Farm Jeffrey board represent.” taining these lights. withand said. past in the mansion, and of existing this Preservation and to an applicant and what a total of 409 incidents Sestak, fundraising chair. ing all horses in our care while they to pro- Linda back the contract we had,” York State.” noted, sleigh/wagon otherwise Conway; documents, now, Sennett 8, from 7 spirit of Christmas Recreation and Historic

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Raymond Berry, 80

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Husband, brother, father

Patricia Deles, 94

Raymond Berry, 80, of Clay, passed away peacefully at his home on Saturday, Nov. 25, 2023. He is survived by his wife of 48 years, Maria Berry, of Clay, his daughter, Jeanette Berry, of Florida, his son Danny Berry, of Connecticut, his brother, Charlie Berry, and sister-in-law, Doreen Berry, of Watertown. Also, other daughters, Vera Daughton, of Cicero, Melina Gervasio, of Clay, Susan Gervasio, of Cicero, Joanna Gervasio, of Liverpool and Christina Gervasio of North Syracuse.

He was very loved by his family. We all will miss him dearly.

Ran The Harbor House Patricia Deles, 94, of Skaneateles Falls, passed on Sunday, Nov. 26, 2023.

Pat grew up working in her father’s restaurant, The Comet, at 62 E. Genesee Street.

She went on to run The Harbor House with her first husband, Edwin Bettis. Pat also ran a successful auction house in North Rose, N.Y. Pat is survived by her six children Sherry Wiley (Joe) Mottville, Peter Bettis (Julie) Mottville, Sandy Bettis, Lake and greatgrandchildren.

Special thanks to Saint Camillus. Services will be private.

To send condolences, visit robertdgrayfuneralhome.com.

Patricia Deles

DEATH NOTICES Wayne L. McIlwain, 84, of North Syracuse, passed away Nov. 15, 2023.

Fergerson Funeral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements.

Joan M. Wassel, 90, of formerly of North Syracuse, passed away Nov. 22, 2023. Fergerson Funeral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements.

Richard J. Clark, 74, of Cicero, passed away Nov. 24, 2023. Fergerson Funeral Home, North Syracuse, has arrangements.

The absolute of GIR in Golf You should know by now that every article I write is focused on one main objective; to provide information that hopefully you and I can use to improve our golf game. This one is “Absolute”!

I read a recent article written by Adam Bazalgette that did make me start thinking “outside the box” for next season. His credentials and videos on You-Tube are impressive. Adam was voted Teacher of the year by the Southwest Florida PGA three times. He has also appeared as a guest on the Golf Channel several times as well as being Director of instruction for the David Ledbetter Academy for 14 years before starting his Scratch Golf Academy. The premise of his article is based on how the golfer who shoots a score of 90 on a regular basis can realistically, “shave 8 strokes off their handicap”. Adam tells all of his students that, “shooting lower scores is pretty simple…HIT MORE GREENS”. I hope his quote sounds familiar to you…it should. The example he used in his article was about the golfer who shoots around 90 on a regular basis. When you look at his chart, there is an “Absolute” correlation between the number of Greens in Regulation a golfer hits, with a score of 90. The 90 golfer will only hit 2-3 greens per round. This makes pars and birdies a rare occurrence. His “sermon” to all of his students challenges them to focus on what will happen if they, “hit just 4 more greens per round”. The result is startling. A score of 90 then becomes an 82. Although Adam admits, “it is much easier said than done”, he wants us to study the chart he prepared to make his point (see below).

“AGAIN, WE’RE NOT TALKING MAGIC HERE. IT’S A STATISTICAL FACT THAT YOU CAN DROP YOUR SCORES BY AN AVERAGE OF 8 SHOTS BY HITTING JUST 4 MORE GREENS PER ROUND”…Adam Bazalgette

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Adam’s Chart…

Greens in Regulation.

Average Score 1 91-95 2 89-93 3 87-91 4 85-89 5 83-87 6 81-85 7 79-83 8 77-81 9 75-79 10 73-77 11 71-75 12 69-73 How many GIR do you currently hit per round? Does it match your score?

How many GIR per round do you realistically expect to hit next season?

Do you know what you have to do to increase your GIR’S? If you don’t, ask a CNY PGA Golf Professional or be prepared to spend many hours watching a lot of videos and reading a lot of books. It won’t be easy to hit 4 more greens in regulation but the rewards will make your efforts well worth your time and energy.

Another Option…

You might want to consider doing three simple things next year to improve your GIR statistics. You hopefully have already read about them in my previous articles, but have not used them yet… because of your ego.

1. Learn how far you hit each club.

2. Aim for the middle of the green.

3. Hit one more club.

Isn’t it about time we left our egos in the garage?

Raymond Berry

Dolores M. Coleman, 89 Wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother

Dolores M. (Bassett) Coleman, 89, of Auburn, formerly of Skaneateles, passed away on Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2023. She was born on Sept. 19, 1934 to the late Lysle E. and Edith Mae (Sheller) Bassett. Predeceased by her lovely husband, Paul T. of 48 years, brothers Richard and Lysle E. Bassett, and sister Virginia Curtis. Survived by her son Craig (Trish) Coleman, three grandchildren, two greatgrandchildren, siblings Francis, June, and Marlene Bassett, close family members, Ellen (Jim) Brown, Theresa Klimek, and Ron (Ann) Coleman, niece Amanda Brown, and several nieces and nephews.

Services were at 10 a.m., Tuesday, Dec. 5, at St. Mary’s of the Lake in Skaneateles, after which Dolores was laid to rest next to her hus-

Dolores M. Coleman band in St. Mary’s Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the Finger Lakes SPCA of CNY, 41 York Street Auburn, NY 13021. To send condolences, visit robertdgrayfuneralhome.com.

George W. Terry, Jr.

WWII, Korean Conflict veteran A military honor guard burial service was held for Captain George William Terry, Jr., on Dec. 1, 2023, at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington D.C. Captain Terry was reported MIA in North Korea on Nov. 15, 1950 and was declared KIA on Nov., 14, 1951.

After 71 years, (2021) his son applied for and was granted disposition for a memorial burial service for Captain Terry at Arlington National Cemetery.

Born in Brooklyn, N.Y. in 1922, Captain Terry attended Syracuse University. He served during both WWII and the Korean Conflict.

Captain Terry, while assigned to the Army Unit Korean Military Assistance Group (KMAG), was killed in action while advising S. Korean forces during fighting with enemy forces in N. Korea. Terry’s remains were not recovered. He was awarded the Silver Star for Valor, Bronze Star with 2 Oak Leaf Clusters & the Purple Heart with 4 Oak Leaf Clusters. His name is memorialized on the Courts of the Missing at the National Memorial Cemetery in Hawaii.

His name is also inscribed on the Korean War Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C. He was survived, at the time of his death, by his wife, the former Shirley Lee Robinson (d.2022) of Binghamton, N.Y. He also left two children behind: a son, George William Terry, III and a daughter, Barbara Lee Terry. When their mother remarried years later, their names were changed to Willard Everett Pierce and Barbara Lee Pierce. Captain Terry’s mother, Josephine Krumholz Terry (d.1971) and a sister, Marie Terry Sidiski (d.1971) of Long Island, also survived him at the time he was declared dead. His father, George W. Terry, predeceased

George W. Terry, Jr. him in 1934.

The service at Arlington National Cemetery was attended by Captain Terry’s two children, Willard Pierce (Marilou), Fayetteville, and Barbara Pierce Palmer, Stuart, Florida, who both were presented with Captain Terry’s burial flag.

His grandchildren, Derek Pierce (Courtney), Barrington, RI, Becca Pierce Hobbs, Houston, Texas, Teri Chantos Pierce, Newark, N.Y, Jason Palmer (Linda), West Palm Beach, FL, and Shyla Palmer, Phoenix, AZ. attended the services. His grandson, Cabel Russell Pierce, passed away Aug. 1, 2023.

His great-grandchildren present for the services were Talyn and Marek Pierce, Newark, N.Y., Jacoby Hobbs, Houston, Texas, Etta and Cora Pierce, Barrington, RI and Harper Lee Palmer, Phoenix, AZ. The Department of the Army, Human Resources Command, POW/MIA Accounting Agency, Past Conflict Repatriations Branch, DOD, continue to search.

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Liverpool girls hoops open, beat Ludden

by Phil Blackwell

Having climbed to the top of the area large-school ranks and advanced to the 2023 state Class AA final four, the Liverpool girls basketball team now has a multifaceted challenge.

Some of it has to do with moving to the newly-established Class AAA division for post-season competition. More of it, though, involves replacing a senior class that included star forward Nevaeh Wingate, now at St. John’s University.

Wingate’s particular mix of skills meant as much as her offensive production. How-

ever, many underclassmen contributed to last winter’s success, and they are still very much present.

And it didn’t take long for Liverpool to author a high-quality victory in 202324, going to Bishop Ludden in last Friday night’s opener and defeating the Gaelic Knights 55-45.

Ludden, like Liverpool, moved into Class AAA after the departure of a bigname star, in this case Amarah Streiff, but had routed Rome Free Academy 76-37 in its season opener the night before it faced the Warriors.

Establishing its defense early, Liverpool

held the Gaelic Knights to eight points in the first quarter and remained steady until it went to halftime carrying a 28-19 advantage.

All through the second half, Ludden tried to make a sustained run, but the Warriors kept answering them, with A’briyah Cunningham at the forefront.

Having established herself as a sophomore, Cunningham began her junior campaign with a game-high 21 points, getting help from Gianna Washington, who had 11 points, and Giselle Cruz, who picked up eight points.

Bridget Dunham led Ludden with 20 points, but Liverpool held guard Ava Car-

penter without a field goal, a fact that the Gaelic Knights could not overcome.

After a Tuesday trip to Nottingham, Liverpool has its home openers this weekend, back-to-back games against Horseheads (Section IV) and Hilton (Section IV) as part of the Zebra Classic that both tip off at 11:30 a.m.

All this comes after Cicero-North Syracuse would make its season debut against East Syracuse Minoa on Tuesday, exactly a week before the Dec. 12 showdown between the Northstars and Warriors at the LHS gym, the only time they are scheduled to meet in the regular season.

C-NS, Fusion ice hockey open with victories

by Phil Blackwell

Area high school ice hockey will look a bit different in the 2023-24 season as Liverpool decided to join forces with Fulton on a team called CNY Fusion, with Fulton serving as the home base.

Already, the project appears a roaring success, given that Fusion began its first joint campaign last Wednesday night by knocking off Cortland-Homer by a score of 4-2.

The Golden Eagles were a Section III Division II finalist last winter, but only

managed a pair of second-period goals that Fusion would match after it grabbed an early 1-0 lead.

Then Fusion blanked Cortland-Homer in the third period to secure the win as Trevor Smith turned away 27 of 29 shots in the net and four different player netted goals.

Dan Devendorf, Andrew Gabor, Gavin Rodman and Reilly Bizgia had those goals, with Alex Kirkby, Calen Brown and Will Burns joining Bizgia and Gabor in the assist column.

Cicero-North Syracuse still com-

petes under its own name and at its own facility, the Twin Rinks at Midstate Community Athletic Center, where last Wednesday night the Northstars used an impressive third period to beat Clinton 6-3.

Neither team scored until the second period, which ended in a 2-2 tie. But CNS’s depth made the difference as it put in four goals during the final period and Cole Prevost led the way.

Earning a three-goal hat trick, Prevost was joined by Andrew Davis, who scored twice and got one assist. Hayden Scott

also had two assists asTyler Milewski had the other goal. Nate Bustin, Jase Knopp, Drew Matyasik and Chase Mearon joined Davis and Milewski with single assists.

A road trip north followed, with C-NS facing St. Lawrence and Canton and managing to split those games.

The Northstars topped St. Lawrence 5-1 on Friday night, but then fell to Canton 3-2 a day later, leaving C-NS at 2-1 before a game Wednesday at Auburn as Fusion would travel Tuesday to the Nexus Center in Utica to face Mohawk Valley.

Liverpool, C-NS boys hoops earn opening wins

by Phil Blackwell

Is this the year that the Liverpool boys basketball team cedes its place atop the area large-school ranks, and does CiceroNorth Syracuse seize it from them?

Both the Warriors and Northstars were moved to Class AAA this winter after Liverpool took the last two sectional Class AA crowns and reached the state final four in 2023.

Having seen its three top players depart – Andreo Ash and Bruce Wingate to prep schools, Jah’Deuir Reese to graduation – Liverpool and head coach Ryan Blackwell had to almost start over.

And it just so happened that West Genesee, the team the Warriors beat in each of the last two sectional Class AA finals, would serve as a season-opening opponent during last Friday’s Peppino’s Invitational

at Jamesville-DeWitt.

Yet just like it did the previous five times it faced them, Liverpool got the best of the Wildcats, making its key surge late in the third quarter to earn a 57-49 victory.

Neither side produced much in a close, low-scoring first half that ended 20-20.

And Liverpool still had a small 30-28 edge when, late in the third quarter, WG standout Gary McLane picked up his fourth foul.

Taking full advantage of McLean’s absence, the Warriors closed the quarter on a 10-3 run, capped by reserve Alex Trombley banking in a half-court shot as the buzzer sounded.

Eventually, the Warriors built a 49-38 margin and WG never got closer than six points again, the attack now led by Kaelem Haskins, who poured in 20 points, and Jeff Manuel, who earned eight of his 16 points

in the fourth quarter.

Trombley, with a trio of 3-pointers, joined Freddie Fowler in gaining nine points apiece. McLane, despite his foul trouble, still led all scorers with 21 points.

C-NS was in the Peppino’s event, too, taking on a Christian Brothers Academy side Saturday night on the Brothers’ home court with a handful of CBA players still busy with football and preparing for the state Class AA title game against Carmel at the JMA Dome less than 24 hours later.

Whatever the factors, the Northstars, from the opening minutes of the game, controlled the tempo and also played strong defense on the other end, not letting up until it had routed the Brothers 74-43.

Rosco Polos stepped up in a big way, his 16 points complementing the 17 points apiece put up by Benedict and Francis.

Andrew Potter earned seven points, with Michael Pfautz adding six points.

Before this, C-NS opened at Ithaca and took apart the Little Red 90-37, doing so while Francis had an impressive season debut.

A 30-14 first quarter set the tone and the Northstars outscored Ithaca 19-0 in the fourth quarter, Francis eventually picking up 25 points, nearly half of it from four 3-pointers.

That complemented the 25 points put up by Benedict as 11 different players got at least one field goal, Pfautz and Landon Rumble earning eight points apiece and Polos adding seven points.

C-NS has its only game this week against East Syracuse Minoa at the Junior High School, while Liverpool hosts Nottingham and then meets CBA and Hilton as it hosts the Zebra Classic this weekend.

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October 3, 2017 and tees, lienors, and asthe Office of the Clerk of foreclose a mortgage building.

“No other property Bradt Popovici roofed and timber-framed, with on Onondaga County upon the told premises de- that “The recorded on October 9, signees of such de- in the village has November 14, 2003 in scribed below, dated 2017, in the Office of the ceased, any and all per“You’re asking for something such a large garage.” onus is on you to clarify the historitwo stories in the front and one in Onondaga County Clerk sonsPlanning June 17, 2011, executed Book: 13733 Page: 0561 deriving interest in member Heidi Supplemental that’s twice the height of the height board cal aspect of the project,” enough to the rear.

by Gay Dygert (who died Instrument No.: Summons and Notice of at Instrument Number or lien upon, or title to justify exempting it from the usual allowed by our zoning ordinances,” McElwee said she was startled by the said real property by, on March 21, 2020, a 9037703.

That Syracuse 2017-0035920.

The Object of Action Popovici’s existing residence residentlimitations. of the county of under them, garage. mortgage was subse- through Supreme Court Ofmember The Securities, Inc. duly assaid board Sam Reppi. size oforthe proposed height dates back to 1880, he said, a fact Onondaga, State of New State Of New York signed said Note and quently assigned by an or either of them, and has beenassignment a lot of construcneed to wives, hear some compelling Popovici plans to engage an which he recently confirmed York) to secure the sum Of Onondaga Mortgage to ABN with AMRO a County“There executed their“Irespective husbands, wid-the need for such a of $39,500.00.

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by Action 27, 2022 and widows, tiontogoing on there for many years,” arguments about architectural historian to help make visit to Village Historian JoanInc. Cregg. was recorded Index #: recorded heirs at law, next Mortgage on August 26, owers, Assignment dated Mortgage said Tom Tartaglia of 909 Oswego large structure,” she said. his case.

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Not planning In Its Individual legatees, cred- some at “This Instrument Number devisees, 14, 2003 in the Office of tion,the board. proposal proposal also drew skepticism the board’s January vintage automobiles which he col- Capacity But Solely As 2022-00035060.

The itors, trustees, commit- filed with Secretary of on July 12, 2011. The the Clerk of Onondaga is for something too big, and is tees, fromlienors the planning lects as a hobby.County in Book: 13733 Owner State of New York property in question is property in question Trustee For RCF way and as- board. all of whom andshe’d (SSNY) described as follows: Page: 0570 Instrument 2 Acquisition described as follows: signs, C/O a concern.” drainageTrust is also McElwee said like on to 11/22/2023. see No.: 9037803. That Citi- U.S. Bank Trust National 420 Chemung Street, whose names, except as Office locaton: County of 606 Park Street, SYRANotice of LLC mortgage, Inc. succes- Association Plaintiff, vs Syracuse, NY 13204 stated, are unknown to Onondaga. SSNY is des- CUSE, NY 13203 HELP Formation ignated as agent of LLC FOR HOMEOWNERS IN sor in interest by merger Unknown Trustee Of The NOTICE YOU ARE IN plaintiff; NEW of 8587 Caughdenoy to ABN AMRO Mortgage Randall T. Sturr Supple- DANGER OF LOSING SECRETARY OF HOUS- upon whom process FORECLOSURE a NY limited If you do ING AND Needs Trust If YOUR HOME URBAN DE- may beLEGALS served. SSNY YORK STATE LAW RE- Road, LLC, Group, LEGALS Inc. a/k/a ABN mental LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS AMRO Mortgage Inc. Living, And If He/She Be not respond to this sum- VELOPMENT; NORTH shall mail copy of pro- QUIRES THAT WE SEND liability company (LLC).

Notice of Formation NOTICE Arts. of Org. filed with duly assigned said Note Dead, Any And All Per- mons and complaint by AREA VOLUNTEER AM- cess to: 5079 Constitu- YOU THIS of 109 PARK AVENUE, and Mortgage to Midfirst sons Unknown To Plain- serving a copy of the an- BULANCE CORP.; CRED- tion Ln Liverpool, NY ABOUT THE FORECLO- NY Sec. of State (NYSS) LLC, PROCESS. on 11/06/2023. Office: Bank, a federally char- tiff, Claiming, Or Who swer on the attorney for IT ACCEPTANCE COR- 13088. Purpose: any SURE Art of Org. filed Sec'y tered savings associa- May Claim To Have An the mortgage company PORATION; PEOPLE OF lawful propose.

PLEASE READ IT CARE- Onondaga County. NYSS of State (SSNY) tion by Assignment dat- Interest In, Or General who filed this foreclo- THE STATE OF NEW SR-321843 FULLY. SUMMONS AND designated as agent of 10/30/2023. Office loca- ed December 19, 2011 Or Specific Lien Upon sure proceeding against YORK; UNIVERSITY RACOMPLAINT YOU ARE LLC upon whom protion: Onondaga County. and recorded on January The Real Property De- you and filing the an- DIOLOGY ASSOCIATES IN DANGER OF LOSING cess against it may be Supplemental SSNY designated as 3, 2012 in the Office of scribed In This Action; swer with the court, a IUNH; COMMISSIONER YOUR HOME. IF YOU served. NYSS shall mail Summons and agent of LLC upon the Clerk of Onondaga Such Unknown Persons default judgment may be OF TAXATION AND FIFAIL TO RESPOND TO process to: The LLC, Notice of Object whom process may be County in Book: 16673 Being Herein Generally entered and you can NANCE; U.S. THE SUMMONS AND 9055 Brewerton Road, of Action Supreme served. SSNY shall mail Page: 0067 Instrument Described And Intended lose your home. Speak BANKRUPTCY COURT; COMPLAINT IN THIS Brewerton, New York Court Of The copy of process: 7085 No.: 60. The relief To Be Included In Wife, to an attorney or go to NEW YORK STATE DEFORECLOSURE ACTION, 13029-8509. Purpose: State Of New York Lakeshore Road, Cicero, YOU MAY LOSE YOUR Any lawful purpose. sought in the within ac- Widow, Husband, Wid- the court where your PARTMENT OF TAXACounty Of Onondaga NY 13039.

Purpose: tion is a final judgment ower, Heirs At Law, Next case is pending for fur- TION AND FINANCE; Action to Foreclose a HOME. PLEASE READ SR-321547 any lawful purpose. directing the sale of the Of Kin, Descendants, Ex- ther information on how UNITED STATES OF Mortgage Index #: THE SUMMONS AND SR-320907 Mortgaged Premises de- ecutors, Administrators, to answer the summons AMERICA; ANGEL "DOE" 010600/2022 Keybank, COMPLAINT CAREFULLY. YOU SHOULD IMLegatees, and protect your proper- (REFUSED LAST NAME), STATE OF NEW YORK scribed above to satisfy Devisees, N.A. Notice of Formation Trustees, ty. Sending a payment to "JOHN DOE #2" through Plaintiff, vs Unknown MEDIATELY CONTACT SUPREME COURT the debt secured by the Creditors, of A&R HOMESTARS, described your mortgage company Lienors, Committees, DOE #12," the "JOHN AN Mortgage ATTORNEY OR COUNTY OF ONONDAGA Successor Trustee(s) Of LLC, a Domestic Limited above. Plaintiff desig- And Assignees Of Such will not stop this fore- last eleven names being Gay T. Dygert Living YOUR LOCAL LEGAL ___________________ Liability Company (LLC). nates Onondaga County Deceased, Any And All closure action. YOU fictitious and unknown Trust, If Living, And If AID OFFICE TO OBTAIN Articles of Organization ___________________ _____________ MID- as the place of trial. The Persons Deriving Inter- MUST RESPOND BY to Plaintiff, the persons He/She Be Dead, Any ADVICE ON HOW TO filed with the Secretary FIRST BANK, Plaintiff, basis of venue is the est In Or Lien Upon, Or SERVING A COPY OF or parties intended being And All Persons Un- PROTECT YOURSELF. of State of New York To Plaintiff, SOURCES OF INFORMA- (SSNY) on 07/03/2023. vs. Any unknown heirs County in which the Title To Said Real Prop- THE ANSWER ON THE the tenants, occupants, known to the Estate of Florence Mortgaged Premises is erty By, Through Or Un- ATTORNEY FOR THE persons or corporations, Claiming, Or Who May TION AND ASSISTANCE Office location: County L. Fox, next of kin, de- situated. Section: 085. der Them, Or Either Of PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE if any, having or claim- Claim To Have An Inter- The state encourages of Onondaga. SSNY is 12.0 Them, And Their Re- COMPANY) AND FILING ing an interest in or lien est In, Or General Or you to become informed designated as agent of visees, legatees, dis- Block: 01 Lot: tributees, grantees, as- DATED: April 25, 2023 spective Wives, Widows, THE ANSWER WITH upon the premises, de- Specific Lien Upon The about your options in LLC upon whom proWidowers, THE COURT. DATED: scribed in the complaint, Real Property Described foreclosure. In addition cess may be served. signees, creditors, Rochester, New York Husbands, 7, 2023 Defendants.

In This Action; Such Un- to seeking assistance SSNY shall mail copy of lienors, trustees, execu- NOTICE YOU ARE IN Heirs At Law, Next Of November tors, administrators or DANGER OF LOSING Kin, Descendants, Ex- Gross Polowy LLC Attor- To the above named De- known Persons Being from an attorney or legal process to: 913 State Herein Generally De- aid office, there are gov- Route 31, Bridgeport, successors in interest, YOUR HOME If you do ecutors, Administrators, ney(s) For Plaintiff(s) fendants Legatees, 1775 Wehrle Drive, Suite YOU ARE HEREBY scribed And Intended To ernment agencies and as well as the respective not respond to this sum- Devisees, NY 13030. Purpose: any Trustees, 100 Williamsville, NY SUMMONED to answer Be Included In Wife, non-profit organizations heirs at law, next of kin, mons and complaint by Creditors, lawful purpose.

Lienors, 14221 The law firm of the Complaint in the Widow, Husband, Wid- that you may contact for the Committees, devisees, legatees, dis- serving a copy of SR-322114 And Assigns, All Of entitled action above information about possiGross Polowy, LLC and answer on the attorney tributees, grantees, asower, Heirs At Law, Next copy of And Whose Whom and to serve a ble options, including for the Mortgage comattorneys whom it the lienors, signees, Of Kin, Descendants, Extrustees, executors, ad- pany who filed this fore- Names, Except As Stat- employs are debt collec- your Answer on the ecutors, Administrators, trying to work with your Notice of Formation of � s attorney with plaintiff Are Unknown To ed, tors who are attempting proceeding closure ministrators or succesDevisees, Legatees, lender during this proAGUILAR TRUCKING Trustees, cess. To locate an entity sors in interest of the against you and filing Plaintiff; People Of The to collect a debt. Any in- in twenty (20) days of Creditors, SERVICES, LLC. Lienors, near you, you may call aforesaid classes of per- the answer with the State Of New York, Unit- formation obtained by the service of this Sum- Committees, judg- ed States Of America On them will be used for mons, exclusive of the And Assignees Of Such the toll-free helpline Art. of Org. filed with sons, if they or any of court, a default day of service, or within Deceased, Any And All maintained by the New Secretary of State of NY them be dead, all of ment may be entered Behalf Of The IRS that purpose. 78556 thirty (30) days after Persons Deriving Inter- York State Department (SSNY) 11/06/2023. Ofwhom and whose names and you can lose your John Doe (Those un- BM/PO/SR/CR/EBservice of the same is est In Or Lien Upon, Or of Financial Services at fice location: Onondaga and places of residence home. Speak to an attor- known tenants, occu- 320868 complete where service Title To Said Real Prop- 1-800-342-3736 or the Co. SSNY designated as are unknown to the ney or go to the court pants, persons or corpois made in any manner erty By, Through Or Un- Foreclosure Relief Hot- agent of LLC upon SUPREME COURT plaintiff; NEW YORK where your case is rations or their heirs, other than by personal der Them, Or Either Of line 1-800-269-0990 or whom process against it STATE DEPARTMENT pending for further in- distributees, executors, OF THE STATE OF delivery within the State. Them, And Their Re- visit the department's may be served. SSNY NEW YORK OF TAXATION AND FI- formation on how to an- administrators, trustees, assignees, COUNTY OF ONONDAGA The United States of spective Wives, Widows, website at WWW.DF- shall mail copy of proNANCE; UNITED STATES swer the summons and guardians, property. creditors or successors INDEX NO. 010213/2022 America, if designated Husbands, Widowers, S.NY.GOV. RIGHTS AND cess to 78 Bayberry CirOF AMERICA O/B/O IN- protect your Liverpool, NY designates as a defendant in this Heirs At Law, Next Of OBLIGATIONS YOU ARE cle, TERNAL REVENUE SER- Sending a payment to claiming an interest in Plaintiff VICE; SCOTT MINEKER; your Mortgage company the mortgaged premis- ONONDAGA as the place action, may answer or Kin, Descendants, Ex- NOT REQUIRED TO 13090. Purpose: any DEBRA ESGRO FRANK will not stop this fore- es.) Defendant(s). Mort- of trial situs of the real appear within sixty (60) ecutors, Administrators, LEAVE YOUR HOME AT lawful activities. days of service. Your Devisees, YOU gaged Premises: 420 property ESGRO; JOSEPH ES- closure action.

Legatees, THIS TIME. YOU HAVE SR-320859 failure to appear or to Creditors, Trustees, THE RIGHT TO STAY IN GRO; AMANDA ESGRO; MUST RESPOND BY Chemung Street SyraSUPPLEMENTAL answer will result in a Committees, DOMINICK ESGRO IV; SERVING A COPY OF cuse, NY 13204 To the SUMMONS Lienors, YOUR HOME DURING FORECLOSURE Notice of Formation judgment against you by And Assigns, All Of THE NOREEN DELIA; DINA THE ANSWER ON THE Above named Defen- Mortgaged Premises: And Whose PROCESS. YOU ARE of ArborWorks Tree SerBELL; FREDERICK D. ATTORNEY FOR THE dant: You are hereby 4279 BARNSIDE LANE, default for the relief de- Whom manded in the Com- Names, Except As Stat- NOT REQUIRED TO vice LLC, a Domestic FOX, JR.; JUDY HALL; PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE summoned to answer CLAY, NY 13041 plaint. In the event that a ed, Are Unknown To LEAVE YOUR HOME UN- Limited Liability CompaJANET COPE; VINCENT COMPANY) AND FILING the Complaint in this ac- Section: 058., Block: 06, deficiency balance re- Plaintiff, People Of The LESS AND UNTIL YOUR ny (LLC). Articles of OrTHE ANSWER WITH tion, and to serve a copy Lot: 27.0 NECHWEDOWICH; ROSEANN NECHWE- THE COURT. WE ARE of your answer, or, if the MORTGAGE ASSETS mains from the sale pro- State Of New York, Unit- PROPERTY IS SOLD AT ganization filed with the ceeds, a judgment may ed States Of America On AUCTION PURSUANT Secretary of State of DOWICH; HANSFORD ATTEMPTING TO COL- Complaint is not served MANAGEMENT, LLC, be entered against you.

Behalf Of The IRS TO A JUDGMENT OF New York (SSNY) on AuHALEY; LISA M. HALEY; LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- with this Supplemental Plaintiff, NOTICE OF NATURE OF John Doe (Those Un- FORECLOSURE AND gust 17, 2023. Office loMARY E. FOX; ROBERT FORMATION OBTAINED Summons, to serve a vs.

BURKE; MARK BURKE; WILL BE USED FOR notice of appearance, on ROBERT JOHN GREEN, ACTION AND RELIEF known Tenants, Occu- SALE. REGARDLESS OF cation: County of YOU Onondaga. SSNY is desPURPOSE. the Plaintiff(s) attorney AS HEIR AND DIS- SOUGHT KEITH HERNE; CYNDE THAT pants, Persons Or Cor- WHETHER CHOOSE TO REMAIN IN SCHEDULE A LEGAL DEwithin twenty days (s) THE OBJECT of the TRIBUTEE OF THE ESMELLEN; porations Or Their Heirs, WENDY ignated as agent of LLC MAILLER; VIVIAN COR- SCRIPTION ALL that after the service of this TATE OF JOAN GREEN; above caption action is Distributees, Executors, YOUR HOME, YOU ARE upon whom process SumSupplemental to foreclose a Mortgage REQUIRED or parcel of land TO TAKE tract Administrators, PATRICIA E GREEN, AS CORAN; DAVID ACE; may be served. SSNY TOM ACE; and �JOHN situate in the Town of mons, exclusive of the HEIR AND DISTRIBUTEE to secure the sum of Trustees, Guardians, As- CARE OF YOUR PROP- shall mail copy of proCounty of day of service (or within OF THE ESTATE OF $140,250.00 and inter- signees, Creditors Or ERTY AND PAY PROP- cess to: 6209 Henryk DOE� and �MARY DOE, Salina, recorded on Successors Claiming An ERTY TAXES IN ACCOR- Woods Rd, Cicero, NY � (Said names being fic- Onondaga and State of 30 days after the service JOAN GREEN; GEORGE est, titious, it being the in- New York and being of is complete if this Sup- L GREEN, IV, AS HEIR September 12, 2005, in Interest In The Mort- DANCE WITH STATE 13039. Purpose: any LOCAL LAW. lawful purpose. tention of plaintiff to Farm Lots Nos. 133 and plemental Summons is AND DISTRIBUTEE OF Book 14530 at Page gaged Premises.) Defen- AND Mortgaged FORECLOSURE RESCUE SR-320877 designate any and all oc- 134 of said Town, and not personally delivered THE ESTATE OF JOAN 0886, of the Public dant(s). cupants, tenants, per- more particularly bound- to you within the State GREEN; JESSICA L Records of ONONDAGA Premises: 606 Park SCAMS Be careful of sons or corporations, if ed and described as fol- of New York). In case of THOMPSON, AS HEIR County, New York., cov- Street Syracuse, NY people who approach any, having or claiming lows: Beginning in the your failure to appear or AND DISTRIBUTEE OF ering premises known 13203 To the Above you with offers to "save" Notice of Formation an interest in or lien center line of Buckley answer, judgment will THE ESTATE OF JOAN as 4279 BARNSIDE named Defendant: You your home. There are MATTHEW LANE, CLAY, NY 13041. are hereby summoned individuals who watch of Ashby Ventures, LLC, upon the premises being Road at a point located be taken against you by GREEN; The relief sought in to answer the Complaint for notices of foreclo- a Domestic Limited Liafeet measured default for the relief de- JOHN EDWARDS, AS foreclosed herein.) De- 175 southwesterly along the manded in the Com- HEIR AND DISTRIBUTEE the within action is a fi- in this action, and to sure actions in order to bility Company (LLC). fendants. center line of said road plaint. The Attorney for OF THE ESTATE OF nal judgment directing serve a copy of your an- unfairly profit from a Articles of Organization ___________________ from the northwesterly Plaintiff has an office for JOAN GREEN; TAYLOR the sale of the premises swer, or, if the Com- homeowner's distress. filed with the Secretary ___________________ _____________ Filed: corner of a parcel of business in the County MCLAUGHLIN, AS HEIR described above to sat- plaint is not served with You should be extremely of State of New York 11/17/2023 Index No.: land conveyed by Mari- of Erie. Trial to be held AND DISTRIBUTEE OF isfy the debt secured by this Supplemental Sum- careful about any such (SSNY) on 10/21/2023.

003431/2022 SUPPLE- anna J. Kearney, et al. to in the County of THE ESTATE OF JOAN the Mortgage described mons, to serve a notice promises and any sug- Office location: County SUMMONS Thomas K. Gale, by Onondaga. The basis of GREEN; CHASTITY M above.

MENTAL of appearance, on the gestions that you pay of Onondaga. SSNY is ONONDAGA County Plaintiff(s) attorney(s) them a fee or sign over designated as agent of Mortgaged Premises: Deed dated May 3, 1907 the venue designated KINAHAN, AS HEIR AND 404 Buckley Road Liver- and recorded in the above is the location of DISTRIBUTEE OF THE is designated as the within twenty days after your deed. State law re- LLC upon whom proCounty the Mortgaged Premis- ESTATE OF JOAN place of trial because the the service of this Sup- quires anyone offering cess may be served. pool, (Town of Salina) Onondaga Summons, such services for profit SSNY shall mail copy of NY 13088 TO THE Clerk's Office June 3, es. TO Unknown Trustee GREEN; PATRICK D KI- real property affected by plemental ABOVE NAMED DEFEN- 1907 in Book 368 of Of The Randall T. Sturr NAHAN, AS HEIR AND this action is located in exclusive of the day of to enter into a contract process to: 8606 OsNeeds DISTRIBUTEE OF THE said county. service (or within 30 which fully describes the borne Drive, Cicero, NY DANTS: YOU ARE HERE- Deeds page 209&c, said Supplemental NOTICE days after the service is services they will per- 13039. Purpose: any OF JOAN

BY SUMMONED to an- point of beginning being Trust, Defendant In this ESTATE swer the Complaint in also the southwesterly Action. The foregoing GREEN; ANGEL L KINA- YOU ARE IN DANGER complete if this Supple- form and fees they will lawful purpose. the above entitled action corner of a parcel of Supplemental Summons HAN, AS HEIR AND DIS- OF LOSING YOUR HOME mental Summons is not charge, and which pro- SR-320055 and to serve a copy of land conveyed by Valen- is served upon you by TRIBUTEE OF THE ES- If you do not respond to personally delivered to hibits them from taking your Answer on Plain- tine Root and wife to publication, pursuant to TATE OF JOAN GREEN; this summons and com- you within the State of any money from you untiff's attorney within Dominick Tassone by an order of HON. Joseph MICHAEL GEORGE KI- plaint by serving a copy New York). In case of til they have completed NOTICE OF FORMATION twenty (20) days after Deed dated November E. Lamendola of the NAHAN, AS HEIR AND of the answer on the at- your failure to appear or all such promised serof CHRISTIE LYNN the service of this Sum- 15, 1943, and recorded Supreme Court Of The DISTRIBUTEE OF THE torney for the mortgage answer, judgment will vices. § 1303 NOTICE JARVI MENTAL HEALTH mons, exclusive of the in the Onondaga County State Of New York, dat- ESTATE OF JOAN company who filed this be taken against you by NOTICE YOU ARE IN COUNSELING PLLC. ADELLE L foreclosure proceeding default for the relief de- DANGER OF LOSING Art. of Org. filed with NY day of service, or within Clerk's Office November ed the Second day of GREEN; thirty (30) days after 4, 1944 in Book 1126 of November, 2023 and BUSH, AS HEIR AND against you and filing manded in the Com- YOUR HOME If you do Secretary of State completion of service Deeds, page 321&c.; filed with the Complaint DISTRIBUTEE OF THE the answer with the plaint. The Attorney for not respond to this sum- (SSNY) 11/03/2023. Ofsoutheasterly in the Office of the Clerk ESTATE OF JOAN court, a default judg- Plaintiff has an office for mons and complaint by fice location: Onondaga where service is made in thence of GREEN; AMY L HINES, ment may be entered business in the County serving a copy of the an- County. SSNY designatany other manner than along a line parallel to of the County by personal delivery the northerly line of said Onondaga, in the City of AS HEIR AND DIS- and you can lose your of Erie. Trial to be held swer on the attorney for ed as agent of LLC upon within the State. The lands conveyed by Kear- Syracuse. The object of TRIBUTEE OF THE ES- home. in the County of the mortgage company whom process may be United States of Ameri- ney to Gale, passing this action is to fore- TATE OF JOAN GREEN; Speak to an attorney or Onondaga. The basis of who filed this foreclo- served. SSNY shall mail ca, if designated as a through an iron pipe set close a mortgage upon UNKNOWN HEIRS AND go to the court where the venue designated sure proceeding against copy of process to: 16 Defendant in this action, in the southeasterly the premises described DISTRIBUTEES TO THE your case is pending for above is the location of you and filing the an- Limetree Ln, Liverpool, of Buckley below, dated May 29, ESTATE OF JOAN further information on the Mortgaged Premis- swer with the court, a NY 13090. Purpose: To may answer or appear bounds

by GREEN, any and all per- how to answer the sum- es. TO Unknown Suc- default judgment may be practice mental health executed within sixty (60) days of Road, 290 feet to an iron 2008, service hereof. In case pipe set in the south- Bernard J. Sturr, Sr. sons unknown to plain- mons and protect your cessor Trustee(s) Of Gay entered and you can counseling.

T. Dygert Living Trust lose your home. Speak SR-320783 of your failure to appear easterly corner of afore- (who died on October tiff, claiming, or who property. or answer, judgment will said parcel conveyed to 22, 2015, a resident of may claim to have an in- Sending a payment to Defendant In this Action. to an attorney or go to be taken against you by Tassone; thence south- the county of Onondaga, terest in, or general or the mortgage company The foregoing Supple- the court where your default for the relief de- westerly along a line State of New York) and specific lien upon the will not stop the foreclo- mental Summons is case is pending for furCOBANA, LLC served upon you by ther information on how manded in the Com- parallel to the center line Sylvia A. Sturr (who died real property described sure action. plaint. NOTICE OF NA- of Buckley Road 50 feet; on September 27, 2016, in this action; such un- YOU MUST RESPOND publication, pursuant to to answer the summons Art. Of Org. Filed Sec. of northwesterly a resident of the county known persons being BY SERVING A COPY OF an order of HON. and protect your proper- State of NY 10/31/2023.

TURE OF ACTION AND thence RELIEF SOUGHT THE parallel with the first of Onondaga, State of herein generally de- THE ANSWER ON THE Danielle Mikalajunas Fo- ty. Sending a payment to Off. Loc. : Onondaga Co. OBJECT of the above course 290 feet to the New York) to secure the scribed and intended to ATTORNEY FOR THE gel of the Supreme your mortgage company SSNY designated as captioned action is for center line of Buckley sum of $47,000.00. The be included in the fol- PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE Court Of The State Of will not stop this fore- agent upon whom prodesignation, COMPANY) AND FILING New York, dated the closure action. YOU cess against it may be the foreclosure of: Mort- Road; thence northeast- Mortgage was recorded lowing gage bearing the date of erly along the center line at Book 15542, Page namely: the wife, widow, THE ANSWER WITH Thirty-First day of Octo- MUST RESPOND BY served. SSNY to mail November 13, 2003, ex- of Buckley Road 50 feet 0580 in the Office of the husband, widower, heirs THE COURT. ber, 2023 and filed with SERVING A COPY OF copy of process to the ecuted by Florence L. to the place of BEGIN- Onondaga County Clerk at law, next of kin, de- Dated: November 16th, the Complaint in the Of- THE ANSWER ON THE LLC, PO Box 1315, Clay, executors, 2023 Fox to Syracuse Securi- NING. Premises: 404 on May 30, 2008. The scendants, fice of the Clerk of the ATTORNEY FOR THE NY 13039, USA. PurAN- County of Onondaga, in PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE pose: Any lawful act or de- ROBERTSON, ties Inc. to secure the Buckley Road, Liverpool, mortgage was subse- administrators, SCHNEID, the City of Syracuse. The COMPANY) AND FILING activity. sum of $45,553.00, and NY 13088 Tax Parcel ID quently assigned by an visees, legatees, credi- SCHUTZ, executed tors, trustees, commit- CRANE & PARTNERS, object of this action is to THE ANSWER WITH SR-320590 interest, and recorded in No.: Section: 085. Block: assignment October 3, 2017 and tees, lienors, and as- PLLC the Office of the Clerk of 01 Lot: 12.0 foreclose a mortgage THE COURT. DATED: 6, 2023 recorded on October 9, signees of such de- Attorney for Plaintiff upon the premises de- November Onondaga County on SR-321579 2017, in the Office of the ceased, any and all per- Matthew Rothstein, Esq. scribed below, dated Gross Polowy LLC AttorNovember 14, 2003 in Notice of Formation Onondaga County Clerk sons deriving interest in 900 Merchants Con- June 17, 2011, executed ney(s) For Plaintiff(s) of Courageous Heart Book: 13733 Page: 0561 Supplemental at Instrument Number or lien upon, or title to course, Suite 310 Instrument No.: Summons and Notice of

by Gay Dygert (who died 1775 Wehrle Drive, Suite Wellness, LLC, a Do2017-0035920.

The said real property by, Westbury, NY 11590 9037703. That Syracuse on March 21, 2020, a 100 Williamsville, NY mestic Limited Liability Object of Action mortgage was subse- through or under them, 516-280-7675 resident of the county of 14221 The law firm of Company (LLC). ArtiSupreme Court Of The Securities, Inc. duly asquently assigned by an or either of them, and SR-321930 Onondaga, State of New Gross Polowy, LLC and cles of Organization filed State Of New York signed said Note and executed their respective wives, assignment York) to secure the sum the attorneys whom it with the Secretary of County Of Onondaga Mortgage to ABN AMRO of $39,500.00. The employs are debt collec- State of New York Mortgage Group, Inc. by Action to Foreclose a July 27, 2022 and widows, husbands, widIndex #: recorded on August 26, owers, heirs at law, next Mortgage was recorded tors who are attempting (SSNY) on November Assignment dated Mortgage Notice of Formation of: at Book 16499, Page to collect a debt. Any in- 17, 2023. Office locaNovember 13, 2003 and 001926/2023 U.S. Bank 2022, in the Office of the of kin, descendants, ex5080 Hopkins Ter LLC. 373 in the Office of the formation obtained by tion: County of Onondarecorded on November Trust National Associa- Onondaga County Clerk ecutors, administrators, 14, 2003 in the Office of tion, Not In Its Individual at Instrument Number devisees, legatees, cred- Articles of Organization Onondaga County Clerk them will be used for ga. SSNY is designated The itors, trustees, commit- filed with Secretary of on July 12, 2011. The that purpose. 78534 the Clerk of Onondaga Capacity But Solely As 2022-00035060. as agent of LLC upon County in Book: 13733 Owner Trustee For RCF property in question is tees, lienors and as- State of New York property in question is BM/PO/SR/CR/EBwhom process may be 320776 as follows: described signs, all of whom and (SSNY) on 11/22/2023. described as follows: Page: 0570 Instrument 2 Acquisition Trust C/O served. SSNY shall mail No.: 9037803. That Citi- U.S. Bank Trust National 420 Chemung Street, whose names, except as Office locaton: County of 606 Park Street, SYRAcopy of process to: Notice of LLC mortgage, Inc. succes- Association Plaintiff, vs Syracuse, NY 13204 stated, are unknown to Onondaga. SSNY is des- CUSE, NY 13203 HELP 4792 Buckley Rd., Apt. Formation ignated as agent of LLC FOR HOMEOWNERS IN sor in interest by merger Unknown Trustee Of The NOTICE YOU ARE IN plaintiff; 8, Liverpool, NY 13088.

NEW of 8587 Caughdenoy Purpose: any lawful purto ABN AMRO Mortgage Randall T. Sturr Supple- DANGER OF LOSING SECRETARY OF HOUS- upon whom process FORECLOSURE Group, Inc. a/k/a ABN mental Needs Trust If YOUR HOME If you do ING AND URBAN DE- may be served. SSNY YORK STATE LAW RE- Road, LLC, a NY limited pose.

AMRO Mortgage Inc. Living, And If He/She Be not respond to this sum- VELOPMENT; NORTH shall mail copy of pro- QUIRES THAT WE SEND liability company (LLC). SR-321493 duly assigned said Note Dead, Any And All Per- mons and complaint by AREA VOLUNTEER AM- cess to: 5079 Constitu- YOU NOTICE Arts. of Org. filed with THIS and Mortgage to Midfirst sons Unknown To Plain- serving a copy of the an- BULANCE CORP.; CRED- tion Ln Liverpool, NY ABOUT THE FORECLO- NY Sec. of State (NYSS) Bank, a federally char- tiff, Claiming, Or Who swer on the attorney for IT ACCEPTANCE COR- 13088. Purpose: any SURE PROCESS. on 11/06/2023. Office: tered savings associa- May Claim To Have An the mortgage company PORATION; PEOPLE OF lawful propose.

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