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Farah Jadran, left, managing editor of Syracuse Woman Magazine, in the CNY Central Newsroom with news anchor Megan Coleman. In a few days, Central New Yorkers will have a brand new “glossy” to get their hands on. Syracuse Woman Magazine, a product of the partnership between Rochester Woman Magazine, LLC and Eagle Newspapers, will be launching its inaugural edition Feb. 3. An electronic version was released to subscribers Jan. 31. Copies of SWM can be found at local Tops and Wegmans, coffee shops and various area salons, spas and medical offices. This is
Whether home or away, and whether by big margins or small, the Cazenovia ice hockey team has remained undefeated and atop the state Division I rankings throughout this winter. Back at the Morrisville PIERCE SMITH State IcePlex after its all- TOP SPOT: Cazenovia Lakers pressure Oswego Buccaneer goalie Chase Izyk, as senior forward John Greacen takes a shot on Friday Jan. 25 at the Morrisville IcePlex. important 4-0 conquest “We’ve got a group of about period, it doesn’t go well.” via not holding a lead going to the at Clinton on Jan. 23, the Against Oswego, all looked to third period – but it didn’t matter. Lakers would host Oswego last seven guys who have been playing Tuesday, and it squandered a three- together for a while,” Davignon be normal in the first period, when The Lakers’ attack resumed, leadgoal lead before a late surge led to a said. “They all know each other real Cazenovia raced ahead 3-0. But Os- ing to a series of chances and four wego, despite only taking a handful unanswered goals that made all the 7-3 victory over the Buccaneers to well and they’re all seniors now. “Two years ago they were a lot of shots, pulled even 3-3 in the home fans exhale again. improve its mark to 15-0. Brian Gara, with two goals and Coach Jon Davignon expressed smaller and couldn’t play as physi- second period as Fred Donabella his confidence in this year’s team, cal. We’re just doing a good job with found the net twice and Chris Pike two assists, and Sam Lewis, with a goal and three assists, led the attack telling it has been a long time the little things. When we don’t do also scored. the little things, like in the second It was the rare case of CazenoSee Hockey, page 12 coming.
Rowing Club moves into Carpenter’s Barn Barn will house club until longterm tenant is found
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NEW TENANTS: 1 Forman St., the former home of CAVAC, will house the Cazenovia Rowing Club through March
The Cazenovia Rowing Club has found a temporary home in Carpenter’s Barn, at 1 Forman St. The historic building was most recently home to the Cazenovia Area Volunteer Ambulance Corps, and has been unoccupied since last March, when CAVAC moved to
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their new location on Route 20. The Carpenter’s Barn Committee, formed to find a use for the now-vacant building, is actively seeking a permanent tenant, but is very happy to be hosting the rowing club in the meantime. “Right now the village is very open to all suggested uses,” said Amy Mann, committee member and village trustee. “The Carpenter’s Barn Committee is looking for a potential long term use. We would like to see a community-oriented entity here... this is a great beginning.” The Cazenovia Rowing See Rowing, page 4
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