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No wonder he’s New York City’s Number One tenor saxophonists. Even before he attended kindergarten, Harry Allen was absorbing the sweet sounds of American jazz because his father, Maurice, constantly played records for his young son including performances by tenor saxophonist Paul Gonsalves, a vital member of the Duke Ellington Orchestra. As a 7-year-old, Allen took accordion lessons, started playing clarinet at 11 and switched to saxophone at 12. Now 50 years old, Allen has emerged as the world’s top tenor man specializing on swing and standards. His interpretive approach has its roots in the work of classic saxophonists such as Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster, Stan Getz, Illinois Jacquet and Lester Young. “When I went to college [at Rutgers University], I was the only one who was trying to get a mellow sound on the saxophone,” Allen recalls. His thorough embrace of the Great American Songbook has paid dividends as Allen has recorded more than three dozen CDs and toured the world several times over. Last year Allen released two discs,
“The Candy Men” by Harry Allen’s NY Saxophone Band and “London Date” by the Harry Allen Quartet. The former features familiar tunes such as “After You’ve Gone” and “How Are Things in Glocca Morra?” And the latter’s tracks include two joyous jams on “Indiana” and ““Our Love Is Here to Stay” recorded live at the Watermill Jazz Club. Harry Allen will headline the annual January Jazzfest, at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 29, at Mohegan Manor, 58 Oswego St., in Baldwinsville. Tickets cost $25 in advance, or $30 at the door; 479-JAZZ; cnyjazz.org. Allen will be accompanied here by pianist Dino Losito, drummer Jimmy Johns and bassist Danny Ziemann. Vocalist Nancy Kelly will also step up to the microphone during Allen’s set. The January Jazzfest kicks off with a jazz brunch at 11 a.m. with music by Bob Piorun and Bob Vanderrhoof. Promising four floors of fun at the multi-level Mohegan Manor, CNY Jazz Central executive director Larry Luttinger has booked plenty of top-flight musicians and singers to perform throughout the day. The R&B band Brownskin plays the second level Green Room from 2:15 to
Swingin’ saxophonist Harry Allen headlines January Jazzfest Sunday at Mohegan Manor
4 p.m., followed by a CNY Jazz Alumni Band. Baldwinsville’s own Julia Goodwin -- America’s Got Talent finalist and winner of Michael Feinstein’s Great American Songbook competition – will sit in with Grupo Pagan Lite at the firstlevel barroom from 2:15 to 4 p.m. The lower-level Basta Cabaret Lounge will hear from singers Julie Howard at 1 p.m., Cookie Coogan at 2:15 p.m., The Swing Cats at 3:30 p.m. Jeff Stockham’s Jazz Police will close out the festival in the lounge with a celebrity jam from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Cash bar and food stations will be available all day. Headliner Harry Allen performed at the 2015 Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival in downtown Syracuse, also staged by CNY Jazz. One of the strengths of his music is that it appeals to almost everyone. “I think it’s a style that your average person, not a musician, finds listenable and likes,” he said. Syracuse jazz collector John Herr agrees. “Harry’s one of the most lyrical stylists of his generation,” Herr said. “Music teachers who want their students to get a grounding in standards and jazz classics should spread the word about this concert.”
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Manhattan-based saxophonist Harry Allen headlines the January Jazzfest at Mohegan Manor on Sunday, Jan. 29.
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1 p.m., Beaver Lake Nature Center, Baldwinsville; onondagacountyparks.com. Perfect for pre-school aged children (3-5 years old), accompanied by an adult. A naturalist will first read two stories to the children and then lead the group out on a hike themed to match the stories. Free with nature center admission.
Weekend Fayetteville Manlius Winterfest
9 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday, Manlius Village Center, Manlius. Fun-filled day for all ages featuring a pancake breakfast, meet-and-greet with Frank Shattuck, former star of “Boardwalk Empire” and “Anthony Bourdain’s Made in America,” outdoor activities, indoor vendors, food trucks, chili cook-off and local business owners.
Symphoria Casual Series II: Music of the Masters
2:30-4:30 p.m. Sunday, St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral, 310 Montgomery St., Syracuse; experiencesymphoria.org. Masterpieces of Haydn and Beethoven are featured on this program, along with principal trumpet John Raschella playing one of the most beloved trumpet concertos. Ticket prices vary; 18 and under free.
Wednesday, Feb. 1 Jazz at The Plaza: Dave Solazzo
Noon., Le Moyne Plaza, 1419 Salt Springs Road, Syracuse; 479-5299, cyjazz.org. Popular keyboardist Solazzo will perform in CNY Jazz’s free 2016-17 lunchand-listen jazz series, where audiences will be able to enjoy high quality professional jazz groups surrounded by the college bookstore, Dunkin’ Donuts and Cam’s Pizzeria.
Friday, Feb. 3 Syracuse Silver Knights vs Milwaukee Wave
7:30 p.m., The Oncenter War Memorial Arena, 515 Montgomery St., Syracuse; syracusesilverknights.com. Great professional indoor soccer that’s fun for the whole family to watch. Ticket prices vary.
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The Ruddy Well Band will be performing as part of The Folkus Project at 8 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 3, at May Memorial Unitarian Universalist Society, 3800 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. A homegrown entity from Syracuse and two-time Sammy Award winner for People’s Choice and Best Americana, the band has roots in Americana folk and rock with strong harmonies and high energy-driving rhythms. Although members of the band have played together in different forms since 2008, officially the Ruddy Well Band was created in 2011. Members of the Ruddy Well Band include Andrew Ruddy – vocals, guitar, banjo, harmonica, upright bass; Monique Ritter – vocals and violin; Ryan Burdick – vocals, guitar, harmonica, percussion; and Steve Scuteri - vocals and lead guitar. Admission is $15. Advance tickets and more information can be found at folkus.org.
Friday-Sunday, Feb 3-5 Jurassic Quest
3-8 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday; 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Sunday; Tractor Supply Co. Exhibit Center and Science & Industry Building at Empire Expo Center-NYS Fairgrounds, Syracuse; 487-7711, jurassicquest.com. A dinosaur adventure for the whole family with the largest exhibition of lifesize, moving, museum-quality dinosaurs in North America. The main dinosaur exhibit features ultra-realistic, life-size animatronic dinosaurs; more than 50 life-size dinosaurs in all. Visitors can interact with these huge creatures, learn about them and even ride a few. It features realistic scenes, enormous dinosaurs, cute baby dinosaurs and lots of fun activities for kids of all ages. There are huge T-Rex and Triceratops fossil digs where young paleontologists can uncover long hidden dinosaurs bones, the “Dino Bounce” area with several, towering, dinosaur theme inflatable mazes, face painting, Dino crafts and more. Admission: ages 2-12, $15; Kids VIP $24; ages 13-64, $20; ages 65 and up, $18.
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The Syracuse Silver Knights take on the Chicago Mustangs at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 29, at The Oncenter War Memorial Arena, 515 Montgomery St., Syracuse. Featuring great professional indoor soccer that’s fun for the whole family to watch. Ticket prices vary; syracusesilverknights. com.
Saturday, Feb. 4 Symphoria Kids II: Wild Things
10:30-11:30 a.m., Inspiration Hall, 709 James St., Syracuse; experiencesymphoria.org. Explore the stories, sights, and sounds of animals and other wild things with this program that is specially created for children under age six. Ticket prices vary; 18 and under free.
Animal Winter Survival
2-4 p.m., Green Lakes State Park, Fayetteville; 637-6111. See a presentation about how animals adapt to the harsh winter environment. Then take a walk with wildlife biologists to identify tracks in the snow. Dress for the weather and walking on trails. Free and open to the public.
SU Men’s Basketball vs Virginia State
Noon, Carrier Dome, Syracuse. Ticket prices vary; cuse.com.
Saturday-Sunday, Feb. 4-5 Symphoria Pops Series III: Cirque De La Symphonie Returns
7:30-9:30 p.m. Saturday; 1:303:30 p.m. Sunday;The Oncenter Civic Center Theaters, 421 Montgomery St., Syracuse; experiencesymphoria.org. Aerial flyers, acrobats, contortionists, dancers, jugglers and balancers perform with professional choreography to some of the most popular classical masterpieces and contemporary music. Ticket prices vary; 18 and under free.
Feb. 4-26 Try Snowshoeing
12:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, Beaver Lake Nature Center, Baldwinsville; 6382519. Visitors with little or no snowshoe experience will especially enjoy this one-hour introduction. Registration is required beginning at 8 a.m. the day of the hike and space is limited. Offered only when snow conditions are acceptable. $5 per person, includes snowshoe rentals; Admission Fee: $4 per vehicle.
Sunday, Feb. 5 Super Bowl Sunday Couch Potato 5K Run
11am, Onondaga Lake Park; register: SyracuseTrackClub.org. This is the seventh year the Syracuse Track Club has hosted this event. Meet at Cobble Stone Ale House, Liverpool. Raffle of a big screen TV provided by CNY Racing Apparel and two $250 gift cards toward a couch (or other piece) courtesy of Dunk & Bright Furniture (must run/walk and be present to win).
Monday, Feb 6
Haunted Onondaga County
7-8:30 p.m., Liverpool Public Library, 310 Tulip St,; lpl.org. Author Neil K. MacMillan talks about his new book, which includes stories about haunted spots at Syracuse University, Woodlawn Cemetery, the Clay Hotel, the Ancestor’s Inn and Syracuse City Hall. He’ll sign purchased books.
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Wednesday, Feb. 8 Jazz at The Plaza: Melissa Gardiner
Noon., Le Moyne Plaza, 1419 Salt Springs Road, Syracuse; 479-5299, cyjazz.org. This Juilliard graduate, trombonist, vocalist and newest member of the CNY Jazz Orchestra will perform in CNY Jazz’s free 2016-17 lunchand-listen jazz series, where audiences will be able to enjoy high quality professional jazz groups surrounded by the college bookstore, Dunkin’ Donuts and Cam’s Pizzeria.
Thursday, Feb 9 Newsboys
7 p.m., Landmark Theatre, 362 S. Salina St., Syracuse; landmarktheatre.org. The Grammy-nominated mega group Newsboys has extended their “Love Riot Tour.” Helping define the sound of Christian music for more than two decades, Newsboys’ live performances continue to sell out venues across the country. Ticket prices vary.
Trail Tales
1 p.m. , Beaver Lake Nature Center, Baldwinsville; 6382519. Perfect for pre-school aged children 3 to 5 years old, accompanied by an adult. A naturalist will first read two stories to the children and then lead the group out on a hike themed to match the stories. Free with nature center admission. Calendar
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The Winona Forest Stone Wall Snowshoe Race takes place Saturday, Jan. 28, at Winona Forest Recreation Area in northern Oswego and southern Jefferson counties. Pictured is Richard Shumway of Lacona running in last year’s race.
he Winona Forest Recreation Association kicks off its season of winter events Jan. 28 with the Stone Wall Snowshoe Walk and Race through ths sprawling 9,000-acre state forest in northern Oswego and southern Jefferson counties. “Winona Forest is known for its deep snowfalls and winter wonderland appearance, and the Winona Stone Wall has evolved into one of the Northeast’s premier snowshoe events,” said Matt Westerlund, president of Winona Forest Recreation Association. “Shoers can choose from a 5K citizens distance, where they can race, run or walk with friends, or the 15K championship course.” Westerlund urges those who choose the longer distance to be well-trained, and in excellent snowshoe race condition. “This 15K course is very challenging, and depending on conditions that day, could feel like running an ultra,” he said. Both distances offer a variety of conditions over mixed groomed trail, single track packed, and virgin snow single track courses. Winona contains more than 30 miles of multi-use cross country ski, snowshoe, hiking and biking trails, and almost 40 miles of separate snowmobile and ATV trails. The trails are groomed and maintained by volunteer members of the Winona Forest Recreation Association. “The Stone Wall Classic is one of many events that cele-
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The Winona Forest features numerous snowmobile, ATV, crosscountry ski, snowshoe and equestrian trails. brate the diverse uses and beauty of the Winona Forest trails,” said Janet Clerkin, Oswego County Tourism coordinator. “Organizers are also working on the Tug Hill Challenge sled dog races Feb. 4 and 5, the 37th annual Winona Forest Tourathon Feb. 11, the SnoFatShu Winter Duathlon Feb. 18, IditaFAT Bike Race March 4 and the Deer Fly Run which takes place in the summer.” A detailed description of the race course and registration information is posted at runreg. com/the- stone-wall-5k- snowshoe.. All pre-registrants will receive a commemorative 2017 Stone Wall souvenir. Snowshoe loaners can be re-
served by e-mailing race director at snowshoerace@ gmail.com. “Winter conditions are unpredictable,” said Westerlund. “You may encounter deep snow, bitterly cold temperatures, blizzardlike conditions, logs to jump, limbs to duck, wet conditions, water holes, downed trees, steep up and down hills, snowmobilers, skiers, and wild animals. It could be a bright, blue, clear winter day, or it could be something much different. Prepare for anything. Regardless of weather, come to enjoy the day with fellow ‘shoers, in a beautiful forest. “ For more information e-mail snowshoerace@ gmail.com. For event updates and trail conditions visit winonaforest.com.
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Canal system designated a National Historic Landmark
As New York state prepares to honor the bicentennial of construction of the Erie Canal in 2017, there is new cause for celebration. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell and National Park Service Acting Director Michael T. Reynolds today announced that the NYS Canal System has been designated a National Historic Landmark. The designation places New York’s operating canals among the premier historic sites in the United States. A celebration and media event hosted by Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor and Congressman John Katko is planned to announce benefits and impacts for Upstate New York on Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 10am at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown (former Hotel Syracuse) in Syracuse. “This recognition from the highest levels of our nation reminds us once again of the essential role New York State and its waterways have played in our country’s development and prominence,” said Bob Radliff, executive director of the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor. “This designation recognizes the canals’ significance, raises community pride, invites new investments, and enhances their status for residents and visitors.” The National Historic Landmark designation includes the Erie, Champlain, Oswego and Cayuga-Seneca canals. Direct successors of canals built during the 1820s, these waterways were enlarged to their current dimensions between 1905 and 1918. They remain in service today passing commercial and pleasure vessels between the Atlantic Ocean and the Great Lakes. Less than 3 percent of the thousands of places currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places are designated National Historic Landmarks. The designation specifically recognizes the canal for its role in shaping the American economy and settlement, as an embodiment of the Progressive
Tug Gov. Cleveland in Lock 9 of the Champlain Canal. Era emphasis on public works, and as a nationally significant work of early 20th century engineering and construction. Its 450 miles of navigation channels, locks, lift bridges, dams, power houses, and maintenance shops together represent a significant, distinctive, and exceptional entity. “As we approach the Barge Canal’s Centennial year in 2018, as well as the observance of the Erie Canal’s Bicentennial period between
2017 and 2025, National Historic Landmark designation of the Barge Canal will be a most deserving step in appropriately honoring the prominent role New York’s Canals have played – and continue to play - in the development of the nation’s economic and cultural heritage,” said Brian U. Stratton, director of the New York State Canal Corporation. Much credit for the canal’s historical integrity can be attributed to generations of
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CNY community invited to learn about 40-year bald eagle journey Free event followed by birding walk
The Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps is hosting “Restoring the Bald Eagle: A 40-Year Journey,” a presentation by Mike Allen, a retired wildlife technician and biologist involved with the bald eagle program in New York state from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Feb. 11. The presentation will be held at Destiny USA Skydeck on the sixth Floor. After the presentation, an Audubon naturalist will lead a birding walk along the Onondaga Creekwalk, a popular Bald Eagle viewing location. Founded in 1976, the New York State Bald Eagle Restoration Project was developed to re-establish a Bald Eagle population in New York state. Over a 13-year period, 198 nestling bald eagles were collected from Alaska and the Midwest states, transported and then released in New York. The bald eagle project accomplished its goal of establishing 10
breeding pairs by 1989. This success story has resulted in more than 250 pairs breeding around New York and two to three dozen regularly spending the winter at Onondaga Lake, a priority Audubon Important Bird Area. Interested community members are asked to RSVP to Montezuma Audubon Center at Montezuma@ audubon.org with the subject line “Onondaga Lake” or call 365-3588 by Feb. 3. The event is hosted by the Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps, an expanding organization of community volunteers who are contributing to restoration projects that are creating or improving wildlife habitat in the Onondaga Lake watershed. To learn more about the Corps or participate in future activities, contact montezuma@ audubon.org or call 365-3588.
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Cicero Duo to present program on history, songs and shows of Broadway Did you know that musical theater of “The Great White Way” got its start in Syracuse? Experience an informative, conversational, often humorous, multi-media presentation of the history, songs and shows of Broadway musical theater, from 2-4:30 p.m. (doors open at 1:30 p.m.) on Sunday, Jan. 29, in the side auditorium at Believers’ Chapel, 7912 Thompson Road in Cicero. Tickets are $10 and table reservations are only available in advance at Eventbrite.com. Admission is $20 at the door, as space permits. Intermission refreshments are included with admission.
Special Event Music “regulars” Theresa Harris and Jerry Exline are joined in this presentation by these members of the community, from a variety of professions and backgrounds, who love Broadway too: Candace Edwards, executive director of BASCOL; David Gilmore, emergency room doctor; Lloyd Wescott, retired chemical technician; Margo Cavelos, retired dental hygienist; Sarah Vergara, substance abuse specialist (and parttime bridal consultant and associate at SKY Armory;) and Valerie Patrick, owner of Core Pilates & Yoga. Harris has over 30 years experience as a
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State University and served as chair of the department of music there from 1989 - 1996. An accomplished pianist, he has performed numerous recitals throughout the Central New York region in various styles, ranging from classical, jazz, to pop. In addition, he is a member of CNYAMT, he performs on piano, tuba and vocals with the Bear Cat Jass Band of Syracuse. He is currently on the faculty of LeMoyne College, where he is an adjunct instructor of piano and assistant director of The Jassuits. In their visual arts program, he teaches Global Masterpieces -A Survey of World Art.
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‘Shopping Town Mall’ 3649 Erie Blvd East Dewitt (Syracuse) NY 13214 (TGI Friday’s Main Entrance, across from JCPenney’s) AUCTION PREVIEW Jan. 25th from 5-7pm on site or View Catalog on line MORE THAN 400 LOTS ALREADY CATALOGED INCLUDING Magnificent Americana - Artwork - Silver - Orientalia - Folk Art - 18th & 19th Century Antiques - Bronzes - Jewelry - Textiles & Many Fantastic Objects of Virtue & Value!! The vast majority of items in this important auction have come from the Estate of Collectors & Preservationists Albert and Eleanor Henry. The Henry’s were voracious and serious about their passion. Weekends were spent at auctions, antique shops and shows during the 1940s, 50s, 60s and 70s. In fact the Henry’s purchased the home of famed cabinet maker “ John Goddard “ in Newport, RI during the early 1960s and restored the circa 1750 structure ... furnishing it with period furniture and decorations (see “Building & Remodeling” Magazine 1978 - issue #105). The Henry’s were buying from estates in Newport and all across New England during “the golden years” of Antiquing! WHAT TREASURES THEY ACQUIRED!! Although they had an eye for mainly American antiques they couldn’t resist any piece of quality! You will find Asian, European and English paintings, Rare Furniture and decorations among the Period American items from this estate. It is truly an ECLECTIC AUCTION…Fine Silver, Estate Jewelry, Textiles, China, Glassware, Primitives, Miniatures, Folk Art, Clocks, a Fancy Barometer, Maps, Persian Carpets and more Objects of Virtue are the cement that holds this tremendous sale together!
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- Elegant Connecticut Chippendale Secretary Desk attributed to Eliphalet Chapin - Paintings by W.P. Stubbs, W.M. Chase, A. Arnegger, T Bailey, E. Potthast, A. Warhol, H. Inman, etc. with Portraits, Ladscapes, Still Lifes, etc. (Many quality unsigned Academic & Folk Art pieces) - Antique Oriental Ceramics, Carvings, Textiles, Furniture, Cloisonne, Paintings, Screens, etc. - Fine Sterling ( inc. Tiffany ) and Early American Coin Silver - American Folk Art incl. Several Good, Early Fracturs, Scenic Hooked Rug, Carved Bed, etc - Stoneware Crocks & Jugs - Early Textiles including Needlework Pictures, Quilts, Coverlets, etc. - Gorgeous Estate Jewelry incl. Diamonds, Pearls, Colored Stones, Gold, Silver, Watches, Etc. - Early 18th Century Kas (Shrank) w/provenance to the Van Buren family of Kinderhook, NY - Many Original Signed Prints - Original Large Folio Audubon “Little Screech Owl” Print. - Mid 18th Century Corner Cupboard with ‘Shell’ Back - Antique Tall Case Clocks signed “Whiting”, “Herschede”, “Wright”, etc. - Franz Franck Important Carved & Gilded 12 Piece Dining-room Suite - Antique Clocks incl. “ Tiffany “, “ Terry “, “ Seth Thomas “, “ Leavenworth “, etc. - “Handel” Painted Glass Dome Lamp & Others - Magnificent, Completely Original,18th Century Highboy - Period Chippendale & Queen Anne Mirrors - 17th, 18th & 19th Century American Chairs including Sets, Side & Wing - 18th & 19th Century Beds incl. Canopy Rope , Fancy Victorian Set, Folky High Post, etc. - Many Early Candle-stands including Tilt-Top, etc. - Early Pole Screens - Period Tables including Breakfast, Games, Drop Leaf, Harvest, Tavern, etc. - Antique Tiger Maple Furniture - Antique Oriental Carpets including Over Size Serapi, Heriz, Runners & Area pieces - Early Metalware incl. Pewter, Iron, etc. - Antique Silhouettes - Fine China & Porcelain incl. Sets & Serving pieces - Exquisite Glassware inc. ABP Cut, Art, Steuben, Flint, Colored, Paperweights, Etc. - Objects of Virtue incl. Early Stirrup Cup, Black Forest Box, Verne Martin Display Cabinet - 17th, 18th & 19th Century Slipware, Transferware & Stoneware - Wonderful Early American Primitive Household Items And MANY, MANY, MANY More items yet to be discovered as we unpack the OVERFLOWING storage room!!
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Fitness Guru Nick Murphy to speak at Strathmore Speaker Series
Certified Personal Trainer and Life Coach Nick Murphy will speak at the Strathmore Speaker Series at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 16, at the fire barn at Onondaga Park, 500 Summit Ave. Murphy, owner of Mission Fitness, has over 20 years of experience in the health and well-being field. He works with clients from across the fitness spectrum, including world class athletes, the morbidly obese, and everyone in between. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge of health, fitness, diet, exercise and empowering his clients to take back control of their lives. Notably, he helped Syracuse
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experiences include resident Ronnie Brower lose 425 pounds TEDxSyracuse– more than twoUniversity in 2016. thirds of his body weight The event –through diet is free and open to the and exercise, public. Free transforming parking is his life in the process. available in Nick holds designated areas a personal trainer throughout the park, and on streets certification from the Murphy adjacent to the park. World Instructor Training Schools (WITS), an organizaThe Fire Barn can be tion recognized by the U.S. reached via entrances to the Department of Education and park at Crossett Street, Summit Avenue, Parkside Avenue Department of Defense. He is a recommended and Parkway Drive. For event trainer for WITS interns for details and more information, his experience and extensive visit StrathmoreSpeakers.com. knowledge. His past speaking
Tully’s, JDRF CNY aim to ‘Strike Out Diabetes’ Tully’s Good Times Restaurants has teamed up with JDRF Central New York to raise money through the month of February at all Tully’s restaurants in Syracuse, Rochester, Batavia, Buffalo, Vestal and Scranton, PA. Tully’s CNY Syracuse locations are on Erie Boulevard, Syracuse, 7th North Street, Liverpool, Route 11, North Syracuse and West Genesee St, Fairmount. “This is a company-wide effort by us to raise money for the local JDRF - to cure Type 1 Diabetes,� said Sam Bregande, from Tully’s Good Times. “This year’s baseball theme, ‘Strike Out Diabetes’ features three ways to raise money for the cause.� Every day through February, Tully’s wait staff will be selling blue Tully’s / JDRF wristbands for $1. Every Tuesday, Tully’s will donate 10 percent of the sales from original, Buffalo and Asian
tender dinners and healthy menu entrees. The proceeds will go directly to JDRF Central New York. They will also be accepting donations that may be added to a customer’s bill during their meal. “This is our way of partnering with a great diabetes fighting cause where most of the money goes to local programs. And local is very important to Tully’s,� Bregande said, “This is our second year partnership with Tully’s.� JDRF CNY Executive Director Tracy Foss agreed. “We think the three strike combination that they have created will be very effective in raising donations,� she said. JDRF, the leading diabetes foundation funding Type 1Diabetes research, is working to progressively remove the impact of T1D from people’s lives until there is a world without T1D.
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WCNY to present program: ‘Alzheimer’s: Every Minute Counts’
WCNY presents “Alzheimer’s: Every Minute Counts,” a program that features what many are not aware of – the skyrocketing growth in Alzheimer’s cases seriously threatens
American society. The program airs at 10 p.m. Jan. 25 and at 2 p.m. Jan. 27 and 29 and at 1 p.m. Jan. 31 on WCNY. For viewing information, visit
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Secondary Science Teacher The Skaneateles Central School District is seeking a uniquely qualified individual to join our science team. Applicants for this long term substitute position must be certified in Biology and General Science. The assignment will start on or around April 24, 2017 and end on or around June 23, 2017. Interested applicants are encouraged to review the district’s Recruitment Video at www.skanschools.org under career opportunities. Please submit cover letter and resume to: Mr. Gregory Santoro 49 East Elizabeth Street Skaneateles, NY 13152 by February 10, 2017.
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Town of Spafford Open Positions: Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Cemetery Superintendent The Town of Spafford is seeking applicants to the Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals, and for the position of Cemetery Superintendent. The Planning Board has one open seat with a five year term. The Zoning Board of Appeals has one open seat with three years remaining in the term. Appointees will be required to complete a land use training course. The position of Cemetery Superintendent is renewed annually by the Town Board. Please submit a letter of interest and a summary of qualifications by February 9, 2017 to Spafford Town Hall, 1984 Route 174, Skaneateles, NY 13152, ATTN: Town Clerk.
PRINCIPAL The Skaneateles Central School District is seeking a dynamic leader to join our team and serve as principal of our primary and intermediate buildings beginning on or about July 1, 2017. The successful candidate will have a strong background in and deep understanding of best practices in literacy development; standards-based teaching and learning; social emotional learning; performance management; will be well-versed in the most current research on effective teaching and learning practices; and will be an excellent communicator with students, staff, and parents. To collect evidence of these against these criteria, a team from Skaneateles will visit the schools and communities of those candidates who move to the final round of interviews. Candidates who meet these criteria should submit an application and all associated materials to OLAS by February 17, 2017. All materials should be addressed to Mr. Ken Slentz, Superintendent of Schools. Prior to submitting materials, potential candidates are encouraged to review our recruitment plan and associated video which can be found at http:// www.skanschools.org/districtpage/careeropportunities. 54600_5
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Are you someone who enjoys independence in your work life? Do you want to know that when you are successful, you will reap the benefits? Are you a creative person, who enjoys helping your customers succeed – and therefore succeeding yourself? If so, then the fast-paced world of media sales may be just right for you. Community Media Group LLC is looking for a new sales consultant to sell advertising into well-established community newspapers, magazines and websites. You wouldn’t be starting from scratch. This is an active territory with dozens of quality accounts that enjoy doing business with us. Your job would be to match the needs of your clients with the best marketing solutions our company offers. We offer both print and digital solutions to our customers, including: print advertising in our weekly newspapers, PennySaver, Syracuse Woman Magazine and Syracuse Parent; digital advertising on our multiple websites; commercial printing and insert advertising; email marketing; social media and more! Take control of your life, and make great money in an atmosphere where you are treated like an adult and not micromanaged. This is a full-time position, offering health, dental, vacation time and 401K. If you’re a go-getter and team player, this is the career you’ve been waiting for! Please email resume and cover letter to: dtyler@eaglenewsonline.com
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WCNY hires new executive VPP and COO
Chris Geiger will join WCNY Public Media in a newly created role of Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer on November 1, 2016. In this position, Geiger will work with President and CEO Robert Daino on a broad-based expansion of the company, developing new revenuegenerating enterprises, expanding program production to the national level, and working toward creating a new, more entrepreneurial model for non-profit public broadcasting. Geiger was formerly the President and CEO of CNY Central WSTM TV. He returns to Syracuse after working as an Executive Consultant to Videa, a division of Cox Media Group in Atlanta GA, and as Vice President and General Manager at FOX Connecticut Media Group-WTIC in Hartford CT. While at CNY Central, Geiger rose through the ranks from Sales Manager to General Manager to President and CEO. The CNY Central brand includes WSTM, an NBC affiliate; WSTQ, a CW affiliate; and through a shared service agreement, with WTVH, a CBS affiliate.
“I am extremely happy to be making this announcement and to have someone as talented as Chris joining our team� said Robert Daino. “In the past several years, WCNY has taken bold steps to diversify our revenue streams, making us less dependent on government and soft-money funding while at the same time increasing our ability to serve our members and the community. We want to continue this trajectory and increase our capacity which will ultimately increase the value of this community-owed asset.� “As we enter a new phase of growth, it takes strong, experienced, and strategic leadership to drive expansion and lead our successful endeavors such as Enterprise America and 415 Productions as well as to continue the development of a robust national presence for our programs and documentaries. Chris’ combination of media company management, digital platform development, and contract negotiation skills are the perfect fit—plus he brings a keen understanding of our regional market that will allow him to make an immediate, positive
impact to our organization and the communities we serve.� Geiger is a native of the Binghamton area, a graduate of the University of Virginia and has spent his entire career in the broadcast television and digital industry. He has extensive knowledge of all aspects of multiple television station management, as well as significant, high level business, communit y, and industry relationships. He lives in Manlius. “What Bob has achieved is nothing less than extraordinary,� said Geiger. “WCNY has been transformed from a sleepy public TV station into a model for the Public Broadcasting system, moving from an outdated building with aging technology into its new LEED-platinum certified, state-of-the-art facility that’s an anchor for Syracuse’s Near Westside Initiative. Together, we have set our sights on leveraging even more of WCNY’s strengths, of creating and delivering more content and services and charting new opportunities in the exponentially growing digital media market.�
Chris Geiger “Having the opportunity to partner with Bob in driving and leading WCNY to its enormous potential is tremendously exciting. I am delighted to be back in Syracuse and I look forward to working every day with the highly capable staff at WCNY on the next step of the company’s journey.�
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Registration now open for Syracuse Heart Walk Trivia contest held at kick-off event
In celebration of the American Heart Association’s 2017 Syracuse Heart Walk, volunteers, team coaches, and corporate donors came together recently at the Crowne Plaza in Syracuse for a fun trivia night to kick off this year’s event. The trivia contest taught Heart Walk participants details about the event, fundraising tips and heart and stroke information.
This year’s Inspirational Honorees, Carmella Carroll and Chloe Burian, were introduced. Carmella is a stroke survivor and Chloe is a five-year-old girl living with Marfan syndrome. The Heart Walk is scheduled for Saturday, April 1, at the SRC Arena at Onondaga Community College. The fundraising goal for this year’s event is $660,000. Registration is now open for the Syracuse Heart Walk; participants and teams can register at syracusehearwalk.org.
This year’s Heart Walk chairman is Kimberly Boynton, CEO of Crouse Health.
“Community health is why I’m proud to be a part of the Syracuse Heart Walk,” Boynton said. “Crouse Health is committed to doing our part to keep our community healthy, including supporting and advancing the goals and mission of the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association.”
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Pictured are kick-off participants during the seventh inning stretch of the trivia contest.
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Friday-Saturday, Feb. 10-11
Syracuse Crunch Hockey
7 p.m. vs. Binghamton Senators Friday and vs. Rochester Americans Saturday , The Oncenter War Memorial Arena, 515 Montgomery St., Syracuse; syracusecrunch. com. Professional hockey at its finest! Enjoy great family entertainment with the Syracuse Crunch Hockey team. Ticket prices vary.
Valentine Crafts and a Movie
1-7:30 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, Green Lakes State Park Office, Fayetteville; 637-6111. Make a valentine for that special someone while watching the movies “Tangled” or “Lady and the Tramp.” All materials are supplied - Free and open to the public.
Friday, Sunday, Feb. 10, 12 Syracuse Opera presents Verdi’s “Rigoletto”
8 p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. Sunday, The Oncenter Civic Center Theaters, 421 Montgomery St., Syracuse; syracuseopera. org.
A curse hounds the court jester Rigoletto, whose attempts to keep his precious daughter Gilda out of the hands of the lecherous Duke of Mantua brings tragedy. Featuring Italian conductor Christian Capocaccia, the opera is sung in Italian with projected English translations. All attendees are invited to a free conductor pre-talk an hour prior to each production. Ticket prices vary.
Friday-Sunday , Tuesday, Feb. 10-12, 14 Valentine’s in the Forest 6–10 p.m., Highland Forest, Fabius. Enjoy a nostalgic, romantic evening in the forest with your sweetheart. Program includes buffet dinner, horse drawn sleighride, live entertainment and flowers. Proceeds benefit the all volunteer Nordic Ski Patrol at Highland Forest. Cost: $90 per couple. Reservations required; 677-3303.
Feb. 10-18
Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice
8 p.m. Thursday-Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sunday; Central New York Playhouse, ShoppingTown Mall; cnyplayhouse. com. In this production, Sarah
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From page B2 Ruhl reimagines the classic myth of Orpheus through the eyes of its heroine. Dying too young on her wedding day, Eurydice must journey to the underworld, where she reunites with her father and struggles to remember her lost love. With contemporary characters, ingenious plot twists and breathtaking visual effects, the play is a fresh look at a timeless love story. Ticket prices vary.
Striper needs a home
Feb. 10-19 Syracuse Shakespeare Festival presents “Noises Off”
7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays; Empire Theater, Empire Expo CenterNYS Fairgrounds, Syracuse; 487-7711, syrsf.org. Get a great view of the intricate, farcical, personal and hilarious antics of a hapless group of actors from the audience perspective and from back stage. A fantastic farce can lead to the craziest situations involving multiple love triangles, scantily clad women, a nose bleeder who fears blood and violence, fish, phones, booze, an axe and lots of slamming doors all while you see a bad play from the audience and a worse one from back stage. Ticket prices vary. Janice Carroll
By Donna Newman Striper is an eight-year old beauty who came to the shelter when her family had a change in lifestyle. She is extremely sweet, loves to be petted, meows at first, then purrs like crazy. She even likes having her belly rubbed! The only problem is that she’s so bashful that she’s hides under her blanket and no one can see what a sweetheart she is. She’s a volunteer favorite and a very special kitty. Stop by the shelter and take the time to meet Striper for yourself – you’ll be glad you did! For more information about adoption, call 454-4479 ext.0 and visit cnyspa.org.
Snow Leopard Days continue at zoo
Snow Leopard Days continue through the end of February at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo, 1 Conservation Place, Syracuse. Zoo goers will enjoy half price admission during the months of January and February. Bundle up this winter, wander the Wildlife Trails and see animals playing in the snow for an incredible experience. For those who prefer to keep warm, indoor exhibits offer plenty of entertainment. For more information visit rosamondgiffordzoo.org.
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