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‘Bright Friday’ is coming Dickens Christmas opens Nov. 24

eekends between Thanksgiving and Christmas, the lakeside village of Skaneateles takes its cue from Dickensian England, as “A Christmas Carol” comes to life, enchanting holiday shoppers. The year is 1842, and Queen Victoria has arrived in town accompanied by Charles Dickens, whom she has commissioned to write a Christmas story. To mark the occasion, Mayor Fezziwig and his wife are planning “a celebration like no other, with joyful noise each day at the Midday Revels,” as Mrs. Fezziwig leads the town in caroling. During their month-long stay, Dickens is inspired by a bevy of now-familiar characters, including Scrooge, the Cratchits, Tiny Tim, the Fezziwigs, the Spirit of Christmas Past and the Ghost of Jacob Marley, along with finishing school girls, pickpockets and other villagers. The story unfolds each week, as Dickens and his en-

tourage interact with cast members and passersby. “The real magic of our little Christmas party is the human connection we make when we look each other in the eye and wish each other well,” said producing director Jim Greene. Dickens Christmas draws more than 20,000 visitors each year. It is produced by Scarlett Rat Entertainment and presented by Stifel Investment Services, the Skaneateles Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation and the Skaneateles-area business community. The production opens the Friday after Thanksgiving and runs noon to 4 p.m. every Saturday and Sunday through Dec. 23, with a limited show (noon to 2:30 p.m.) Dec. 24. Highlights of this year’s season include: ★ World’s Smallest Christmas Parade. Nov. 24, starting at noon at the Skaneateles Village Hall on Fennell Street, proceeding east to

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Jordan and Genesee streets and arriving at the Hannum House porch in time for the 12:10 p.m. grand opening. ★ Midday Revels—Christmas carol sing-along—2 p.m. every day at the gazebo. Twelve groups form, representing the 12 days of Christmas. The groups vie for

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attention, and at the end, Queen Victoria awards a silver teasel to the most spirited performer. ★Scenes from “A Christmas Carol,” featuring guests from the audience, performed at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. at the gazebo. ★Horse-drawn wagon and carriage rides around the village,

departing from the Sherwood Inn, provided by Rt. 80 Quarry Ridge Stables. Wagon rides are $2; carriage rides are offered for a $20 donation. ★Comedy juggling shows, featuring deeds of danger and dexterity by Mervyn Brimble Dickens l Page B18

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Weekend Symphoria Spark Series: Harvest Festival

7:30 p.m. Friday, Cross Creek Nursery, 8390 Cazenovia Road, Manlius; experiencesymphoria. org. Music director Lawrence Loh leads Symphoria in music from Part’s “Our Garden,” and Respighi’s “The Birds,” and Symphoria musicians offer chamber music interludes at beautiful Cross Creek Nursery in Manlius. Ticket prices vary.

Star Party: Hello Winter Skies

7-9 p.m. Friday, Baltimore Woods, Marcellus; baltimorewoods.org. Say hello to winter skies with the Leonid Meteor Shower and nice views of Uranus and Neptune. Be sure to bring a blanket or a lawn chair to sit back and watch the meteors. Dress warmly.Back-up date: Nov. 18. For all ages. Cost: $6 members; $9 public.

SU mens’ basketball vs. Texas Southern

7 p.m. Saturday, Carrier Dome. Ticket prices vary; cuse.com.

Searching for New Worlds – TACNY Junior Café Scientifique

9:30–11 a.m. Saturday, MOST, Armory Square, Syracuse Maryame El Moutamid, PhD, research associate, Cornell Center for Astrophysics and Planetary Science, Carl Sagan Institute, will speak. In the last two decades, thousands of planets have been discovered outside our solar system. Some are potentially habitable, meaning they orbit within a region around their respective star in which liquid water may be present on the planet’s surface – a necessary condition for life as we know it. Join the discussion in reviewing the latest findings from scientists around the world on exoplanets as we explore the path forward over the next decade in studying these worlds and searching for signs of life. A light breakfast is provided, and participants must be accompanied by an adult. The event is free, but TACNY asks that you RSVP to jrcafe@ tacny.org. After the event, participants are welcome to explore the museum for free.

Pioneer Cabin Campfire Cooking

2-4 p.m., Baltimore Woods, Marcellus; baltimorewoods.org. Just in time for Thanksgiving – come learn some traditional campfire recipes and cooking techniques. Make a sampling of a hearty harvest meal, right on the fire. Recommended for ages 8 and up. $10 members; $15 public.

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Hercules Candy Open House

10 a.m. Saturday, 209 West Heman St., East Syracuse; herculescandy.com. Candy canes will be made by hand. The open houses are on 2 Saturdays in November - the Saturday before Thanksgiving and the Saturday after Thanksgiving. The tours are from 10 am to 4 pm both days. There will be free cider, cookies and candy samples. Sign up for prize drawings at the refreshment table. What a fun way to start your holiday season! Free.

American Chamber Players

7:30 p.m. Saturday, H. W. Smith Elementary School, 1130 Salt Springs Road, Syracuse; syrfcm. org. Popular with prestigious concert series from Florida to British Columbia, the American Chamber Players were invited to perform gala concerts at the Paris Opera. Tickets are $25, senior $20, students free.

Turkey Tales

2 p.m., Saturday, Sunday, Beaver Lake Nature Center, Baldwinsville; 315-638-2519. Join a naturalist for an exploration of what the season has to offer. Each weekend features a different topic. Free with nature center admission

Ninth Annual Strathmore Artisans Arts & Crafts Sale

10 a.m.–5 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday, Most Holy Rosary Church Gym, 1031 Bellevue Ave., Syracuse; strathmoreartisans.com. Hosted by and in support of the not-for-profit Strathmore Speaker Series. Admission is free and open to the public. Free parking available in lot across from main entrance to church on Roberts Avenue (behind Bellevue Elementary). Also in lot adjacent to side entrance of the church off of

Ornament workshop planned

A Dresden Scrap and Tinsel Ornament Workshop will be held from 9 a.m. to noon Nov. 25 at the Madison County Historical Society. Adults and children 9 and up will use authentic Dresden scrap image, vintage reproductions, lace, ribbon, tinsel, trims and repurposed items to handcraft one or more ornaments. Participants are encouraged to bring crafting materials to include in their original designs. Artist and educator Pamela Vogan Lynch will lead the workshop. Pictured is an ornament created by Lynch. Cost is $16; call 315-3634136, 315-361-9735 or email history@ mchs1900.org.

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aster guitarist and troubadour Chris Smither has made his reputation by transforming blues roots music into modern-day songwriting craft. Smither has won numerous awards, including Outstanding Folk Act in the 2007 Boston Music Awards and the 2007 Folk Alliance Awards for both Song of the Year and Contemporary Artist of the Year. He will be performing as part of The Folkus Project on Friday, November 17 at May Memorial Unitarian Universalist Society, 3800 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. Admission is $25. Advance tickets and more information can be found at folkus.org.

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Acoustic Music Jam

2-4 p.m. Sunday, Northwest Family YMCA, 8040 River Road, Baldwinsville; 315-303-5966 ext. 225, rstoriale@ syracuseymca. org. Folk, Traditional, Country, Bluegrass, Rock and Pop music is welcome and the jam is open to all ages and skill levels, members and non-members alike. No registration is required. Bring your musical instruments (guitar, voice, banjo, mandolin, flute, etc.) and music stand. Come join in the fun or just to listen. The Jam is hosted by Steve and Karen Pfanenstiel.

Monday, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 22 SU Men’s Basketball

Monday vs. Oakland, Wednesday vs. Toledo. Times TBA, Carrier Dome, Syracuse; cuse. com.

Wednesday, Friday, Nov. 22, 24 Zoo Camp

9 a.m.-4 p.m., Rosamond Gifford Zoo, Syracuse; 315-435-8511 ext. 357.

Campers will tour the zoo, see animals up close, play games, make crafts and enjoy a pizza party lunch. Cost: $65 per child, per day; advance registration required.

Syracuse Crunch Hockey

7 p.m. Wednesday vs. Rochester Americans, Friday vs. WilkesBarre/Scranton Penguins, War Memorial Arena at 800 S. State St.; syracusecrunch.com, 315473-4444.

Thursday, Nov. 23 Turkey Trot 5K

9 a.m., Onondaga Lake Park, Liverpool - leaves from the White Water Pub located at 110 S. Willow Street, Liverpool and will be run on the East Shore Trail.

Friday, Nov. 24-Jan. 1 “The Polar Express”

Every day except Dec.25, the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology, Syracuse; most.org. Shown on the Bristol IMAX Omnitheater screen. The film takes viewers on a journey through the perspective of a boy questioning his belief in Santa until he takes a train ride to the North Pole. For more information visit the website or call 315-425-9068.

Saturday, Nov. 25 Syracuse University Football vs Boston College Time TBA, Carrier Dome, Syracuse; cuse.com.

Holiday Crafts for Kids

10 a.m., Beaver Lake Nature Center, Baldwinsville; 315-6382519. Children will learn how to create their own holiday crafts and ornaments using materials found in nature. This program is designed for children of all ages, but space is limited. Cost: $6 per child; advance registration required.

Family Train Day

10 a.m.-1 p.m., The Commons, Driver’s Village, Cicero. Central New York LargeScale Railway Society Inc. is the sponsor of this event featuring trains, trains and more trains running on a large indoor layout as well as loops on the floor, along with a children’s play area. Free.

Ugly Sweater Run

Noon, Onondaga lake Park, Liverpool - leaves from the White Water Pub located at 110 S. Willow Street, Liverpool and will be run on the East Shore Trail. Cost: $40 per person. Calendar l Page B16

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Ed Clute to perform Sunday, Nov. 19 Blind stride pianist will dazzle Uriah’s audience

By Russ Tarby

ver the past year, Ed Clute – the hard-swinging stride pianist from Watkins Glen – has returned to his Dixieland roots by sitting in with New York City tradjazz sensation, the Hot Sardines, first at the Clemens Center in Elmira and then at the Lewiston Jazz Festival outside Buffalo where he received a standing ovation. This month Clute reunites his own classic jazz combo to play a concert hosted by the Jazz Appreciation Society of Syracuse from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 19, at Uriah’s restaurant, in Liverpool. Admission costs $12 for JASS

members, and $15 for others; jasscny. org; 315-652-0547. Uriah’s is located at 7990 Oswego Road (Route 57), just north of Liverpool; 315-622-2250; uriahsplace.com. Ed Clute’s Dixieland Band also features clarinetist Brian Earle, trombonist John Travis, trumpeter Bob Cowle, bassist Charlie Hawthorne and drummer Brad Chamberlain. The band’s audience on Nov. 19 can expect to hear some of Clute’s favorite tunes such as “Avalon,” “Sweet Sue,” “In the Mood,” “Lady Be Good” and “After You’ve Gone.” Sightless since birth, Ed has worked steadily as a solo pianist and sideman for more than 50 years. A graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music, Ed combines his classical training with his love of ragtime and swing. He displays a nimble-fingered virtuosity and a keen ear for harmony and has an

abiding love for popular piano styles which allow him to create lush, distinctive arrangements. Since the 1970s he has played at the Finger Lakes Jazz Festival in Hector and the Suncoast Jazz Classic in Clearwater, Fla., where he was featured both as a soloist and as a member of the Red Garter Jazz Band. In 1978, Ed sat in with San Francisco trombonist and bandleader Turk Murphy at the Corning Glass Center in 1978. “I remember, we played ‘Sweet Georgia Brown,’” Ed remembered, “and we did it at a fairly slow tempo, not rip-roaring fast like I do sometimes.” Then, in 1980, he sat in with the King of Swing himself, Benny Goodman. By the way, Clute has a new disc out, A Summer Night’s Magic on Rivermont Records. The recording showcases two dozen pop ballads from the 1920s, ’30s

and ’40s including familiar tunes such as “Deep Purple” and “Moonlight Serenade,” and more obscure numbers like “A Tree Was a Tree” and “Out of the Dawn.” All 22 tracks are solo piano pieces performed in Clute’s carefree style on his treasured 7-foot Mason & Hamlin piano. “Rivermont Records president Bryan Wright picked some of the tunes we recorded like ‘Garden in the Rain’ and ‘Oh, But I Do’, but I picked most of them,” said Ed, a man who owns a vast record collection having saved 78s from his childhood. “I’m really knowledgeable about old recordings,” he said. Three of the tunes Ed chose are “Over the Rainbow,” “Stars Fell on Alabama” and “Just Friends.” To purchase a copy of the new disc, visit Rivermontrecords.com.

Great Salt City Blues Concert returns to the Palace

The Palace Theatre will once again play host to The Great Salt City Blues Concert at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 26. Doors open at 6 p.m. for this concert, which is a tribute to the music of Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Etta James, Howlin’ Wolf, Muddy Waters and the artists and music of Chess

Records - the greatest blues record label of all time. This historic event will feature some of the area’s greatest musicians from such great bands as The Kingsnakes, Los Blancos, The Highjivers, Ron Spencer Band, Built For Comfort, Phil Petroff and The Natural

Fact, Carolyn Kelly Blues Band and Stroke. The lineup of Great Salt City Blues Concert 2 participating musicians includes: Colin Aberdeen, Austin John Doody, Mike DeLaney, Dan ‘Cato’ Eaton, Mark Gibson, Isreal Hagan, Dugan Henhawk, Carolyn Kelly, Ross Moe,

Terry Mulhauser, Skip Murphy, Phil Petroff, Bob Purdy, Ron Spencer, Matt Tarbell, Morris Tarbell, Mark Tiffault, Tom Townsley, Steven T. Winston and Dawna Zahn. General Admission tickets are $25 and include a free Blue Wave CD if purchased by Dec. 15; free CD at the door

the night of the show, at least six different Blue Wave CDs to choose from to begin with, some titles are limited quantities, get there early for the best selection. If there are tickets available at the door (last year’s concert sold out), they will be $30. Advance sale tickets can be pur-

chased online at brownpapertickets.com and in person at Soundgarden in Armory Square. The Palace Theatre is located at 2384 James St. Syracuse. For more information contact Greg Spencer at Blue Wave: 315-638-4286 gspencer57@verizon.net.

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Hundreds attend Go Red For Women Luncheon More than 600 local women and men showed that “Life is Why” we unite to fight heart disease at last month’s Go Red For Women Luncheon, held at the Oncenter Convention Center in Syracuse. The year-round Go Red movement raised $370,000. Those funds will be used to fight disability and death caused by cardiovascular diseases and stroke through research, training, advocacy and community education. Heart disease is not just a man’s disease. It is the number one killer of women. One in three women dies of heart disease and stroke. The chairperson of the 2017 Go Red For Women Luncheon, Meg O’Connell, executive director of the Allyn Foundation, has spent the last year helping to raise awareness and funds in the fight against women’s greatest health threat. “The community support and awareness of Go Red For Women is amazing to me,” said O’Connell. “I’m proud to Go Red and be part of the movement to unite against heart disease and stroke. Togeth-

er, we have the power to prevent these deadly diseases.” The program also included heart disease survivor Jean Phillips. Jean had a quadruple bypass about one year ago. Her friend knew something was wrong and encouraged Jean to go to the doctor, saying she “wouldn’t take no for an answer.” Jean had surgery about a week later. The morning’s keynote speaker was Dr. Suzie Mookherjee, a CNY native who now works at Albany Medical Center as an assistant professor of medicine in the division of cardiology. Mookherjee spoke about authenticity and uniting to help each other be the best versions of ourselves. Before the luncheon program, the Festival of Red offered several opportunities for attendees. Women could get moving with the popular Silent Disco, visit the Tribute Wall, get a flu shot, see Red Dress Fashion provided by Macy’s, visit the “50 Shades of Red” lip color demonstration, have fun with social media at the Selfie Station, and learn important heart health information.

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Passion Speaker Jean Phillips shares her story with attendees. Amy Robbins, of 93Q, and Lisa Spitz, of CNY Central, served as the emcees. They, and other speakers, shared lifesaving information about women’s health, and the impact the Go Red For Women movement is making. Go Red For Women is nationally sponsored by Macy’s and

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Irish musician to perform Nov. 16 at Kitty Hoynes Irish Accordion master and music producer Sharon Shannon will perform on Thursday, Nov. 16, at Kitty Hoynes, 301 W. Fayette St., Syracuse. “Sacred Earth” is her first new studio album in three years and her 10th studio

album to date. Best known for her arrangements of traditional Irish tunes and Irishinfluenced compositions, she’s also always been eager to explore new styles. There are Irish influences here, of course, but these are cheerfully mixed in

with often-unexpected styles from around the world, including for the first time, Africa; Sharon has perfectly mastered an African/Irish crossover. But Sacred Earth is more than this: it contains multiple musical elements from the around the world

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By Donna Newman It’s Adopt a Senior Month, and our resident senior is Coby. Coby is an eight-year-old Catahoula mix who came to the shelter in November of 2017. While not classically handsome, Coby has a smile that lights up a room and personality to match. Coby is an active senior who loves treats and going for walks. He’s very smart and can sit, lie down and roll over on command – especially when a treat’s involved! But most of all, Coby loves people. The chaos of small children is too much for him, so he would do best as the only dog in an adult home. Come meet Coby for yourself and see what a special guy he is! For more information about adoption, visit cnyspca.org or call 315-454-4479.

CNY Playhouse announces lineup Will present 12 shows in 2018 at ShoppingTown

The Central New York Playhouse 2018 stage season will include 12 shows ranging from farces to dramas to musicals. The lineup includes: ✓ Jan 12-27: “Boeing Boeing” ✓Feb. 9-17: “Flowers for Algernon” ✓March 9-24: “A Few Good Men” ✓April 13-28: “Chess” ✓May 11-19: “Hamlet” ✓June 8-23: “Into the Woods” ✓July 13-28: “Rock of Ages” ✓Aug. 9-18: “It's Only A Play”

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9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, NYS Fairgrounds, Syracuse; allmanpromotions.com. More than 200 exhibitors in the huge Center of Progress Building selling fine antiques. Admission is $7.

Life in the Leaf Litter

2 p.m., Beaver Lake Nature Center, Baldwinsville; 315-6382519. Join a naturalist for an exploration of what the season has to offer. Each weekend features a different topic. Free with nature center admission.

Nov. 25 and Dec. 2,8,15,16 “Polar Express” Pajama Party

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5 p.m. the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology, Syracuse. Come dressed in holidaythemed pajamas and enjoy hands-on activities, hot chocolate and a visit with Santa from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., followed by a screening of “The Polar Express” starting at 6:00 p.m. The film takes viewers on a journey through the perspective of a boy questioning his belief in Santa until he takes a train ride to the North Pole. Party admission cost is $5; “The Polar Express” IMAX ticket is an additional fee. For more information, including showtimes, hours and prices visit most.org or call 315-4259068.

Monday, Nov. 27 SU mens’ basketball vs.Maryland

7 p.m., Carrier Dome. Ticket prices vary; cuse.com.

Tuesday, Nov. 28 I’m Here: Stories of Jazz and Life

6 p.m., Onondaga Free Library, 4840 West Seneca Turnpike, Syracuse; oflibrary.org. Presented by Monk Rowe, director of the Fillius Jazz Archive at Hamilton College, which holds a collection of 330-plus videotaped interviews with renown jazz musicians. Registration requested; program is for adults. Free admission.

Wednesday-Sunday, Nov. 29-Jan. 7 “The Wizard of Oz”

Syracuse Stage, 820 East Genesee St., Syracuse. Showtimes and ticket prices vary; syracusestage.org. Syracuse Stage and the Syracuse University Department of Drama team up with New York’s 2 Ring Circus to create a dazzlingly acrobatic take on “The Wizard of Oz.”

Thursday, Nov. 30 ‘Wonder Woman’

6 p.m., Liverpool Public Library, 310 Tulip St., Liverpool, lpl.org. Wonder Woman, formerly Diana princess of the Amazons, leaves home to fight a war. There she discovers her full powers and true destiny. PG-13. Stars Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Robin Wright. Free popcorn and beverages in the Carman Community Room. Free admission.

Thursday-Sunday, Nov. 30-Dec. 17 “I Do! I Do! A Musical About Marriage”

Red House Arts Center, 201 S. West St. • Syracuse. Showtimes vary; 315-362-2785, theredhouse.org. This intimate and nostalgic Tony Award-winning musical is the perfect love story for the holidays! Follow Michael and Agnes through 50 years of marriage; from their wedding day to the night they pass on their beloved home to the next pair of newlyweds. Tickets: $32.

Friday, Dec. 1

First Friday in Skaneateles

5-8 p.m., Skaneateles; 315-6850552. The Skaneateles Arts Community opens its doors for a meet the artist and gallery open house. Entertainment and light refreshments available at some locations. Free.

Cazenovia Christmas Walk

6-8 p.m., downtown Cazenovia. Featuring vendors on the street and i nternational Santas walking through village, Santa Claus will arrive by fire truck to help light the tree on the First Presbyterian Church lawn. Carolers and dancers will be featuring on a stage on Sullivan Street.

Friday-Saturday, Dec. 1-2 Syracuse Crunch Hockey

7 p.m. Friday vs. Laval Rocket, Saturday vs. Belleville Senators, War Memorial Arena at 800 S. State St.; syracuse-

crunch.com, 315-473-4444. Come see some hockey action in downtown Syracuse.

Saturday, Dec. 2 Annual Cookie Walk

10 a.m.-1 p.m., Grace Episcopal Church, 110 Oswego Road, Baldwinsville; 315-635-3214, office@ graceepiscopalbaldwinsville.org. Guests “walk” through aisles of holiday cookies while enjoying holiday music and then purchase their goodies by the pound. There is also a café where a light lunch and holiday sweets will be available. A portion of the proceeds from the event will be used for outreach programs in the community.

Saturday-Sunday, Dec. 2-3 Syracuse City Ballet presents “The Nutcracker”

1 and 6 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, The Oncenter Civic Center Theaters, 421 Montgomery St., Syracuse; syracusecityballet.com. A performance for the entire family filled with fun surprises, dazzling sets, colorful costumes, and imaginative choreography. Ticket prices vary.

Seasons of Giving Holiday Decorations Fundraiser

Baltimore Woods Nature Center, Marcellus; baltimorewoods. org. Featuring an extensive, private collection of unique ornaments and holiday décor. All proceeds go directly into the Camp Scholarship Fund.

Free admission and parking.

Winter Birds

2 p.m., Beaver Lake Nature Center, Baldwinsville; 315-6382519. Join a naturalist for a guided walk featuring what the season has to offer. Free with nature center admission.

Saturdays and Sundays, Dec. 2-17 Breakfast with Santa

9 a.m. or 11 a.m. Saturday and Sunday, Rosamond Gifford Zoo, Syracuse; rosamondgiffordzoo.org. Eat breakfast and meet SantaChildren can make a holiday craft and decorate cookies with Mrs. Claus. Ticket includes post-breakfast zoo admission. Advanced reservations required; this event will sell out so make your reservations early. Cost: $18; aged 2 and under free.

Sunday, Dec. 3 Sensory friendly ‘Nutcracker’ performance

10 a.m., Oncenter Crouse Hinds Theater, Syracuse; 315-395-2363 or jonathan@ syracusecityballet.com. Welcoming to individuals with sensory, social and learning disabilities and their families, the performance will have special accommodations that create a more relaxed theater experience without losing the magic of a live performance. The performance will last approximately one hour without intermission. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased online at syracusecityballet.com, by phone at 315-435-2121 or

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from the Oncenter box office at the War Memorial during business hours.

Polar Plunge

Pre-plunge party and check in: 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Polar Plunge at 1 p.m., Oneida Shores Park, 9400 Bartell Road, Brewerton. Raise $100 to take the plunge and receive an official Polar Plunge Sweatshirt. Too chicken to take the plunge? Raise $100 and receive a official “2Chicken2Plunge” T-shirt.

Tuesday, Dec. 5 Shop, Sip & Stroll

5-8 p.m., village of Skaneateles; skaneateles.com. Shop owners invite you to stroll through their beautiful village and shop at one of their many unique shops, featuring discounts and specials. Receive a drink coupon with your purchase, between 5 and 8 pm, good at one of the participating local restaurants (restrictions apply). Stores open at 10 a.m.

‘Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical’ 6:30 p.m. Landmark Theatre;

rudolphthemusical.com. Back by popular demand following three successful years of touring North America, the world’s most famous reindeer and a holly jolly cast of iconic characters including Hermey the Elf, Yukon Cornelius and the Abominable Snow Monster will help Santa save Christmas during two North American tours visiting more than 50 cities this holiday season.

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Cabaret Series brings international jazz and blues stars

CNY Jazz’s 22nd season logs 300-plus events

CNY Jazz Central will produce over 300 events in their 22nd season, including new events in the historic surroundings of the Marriott Downtown Syracuse and in the Syracuse Stage Sutton Pavilion. This expanded palette of offerings includes their core Cabaret Series, a Vespers Series, Nancy Kelly Vocal Jazz Jams and Cabarets, January JAZZfest,multiple educational programs in public and in schools, a total of 5 “CNY Jazz Club” series, and an eclectic season of offerings in downtown’s Jazz Central, offering theater, improv comedy, film, burlesque, and music in all styles. The CNY Jazz Cabaret Series, the centerpiece of their season, hosts three international acts - ascending blues and jazz wunderkind “King” Solomon Hicks, the Contemporary Jazz of Eric Darius and Tracy Hamlin and Tony DeSare, the heir to the Harry Connick legacy, with the 17piece CNY Jazz Orchestra in a closing concert.

Tickets may be purchased in advance at cnyjazz.org or by calling 315-479-5299. Cabaret subscriptions are offered for $85 until Nov. 10. Individual tickets, group and corporate tables are also available. At all Cabaret Series events, a cash bar and affordable buffet stations are available. All CNY Jazz subscribers and donors will be given a “CNY Jazz Club Card” to receive 10 percent discounts on food and drink at all cabarets, other CNY Jazz Club Series and validated parking privileges at the Sheraton Syracuse University. “We like to say that we’re the only arts organization you’ll need,” said Larry Luttinger, CNY Jazz founder and executive director. “This year we’ll reach an audience of well over 55,000 in total, with something for practically everyone. Our CNY Jazz Club discount cards are now accepted not only at our cabarets, but during our other events at the Sheraton, the Hotel Syracuse, Le Moyne Plaza, Finger Lakes on Tap and the Sutton Pavilion. We call these our ‘gateway’ series, meant to bring in new faces and build our donor and subscriber base by giving audiences lots of

added value. Just buy a subscription or advance cabaret tickets, or make a minimum $50 donation, and you get a card. And, you become a member of our growing CNY Jazz family.”

Cabaret Series lineup

“King” Solomon Hicks Sunday, Nov. 19

4 p.m. Doors; 5 p.m. showtime at the Sheraton Syracuse University. Hicks has been performing since age 13 as lead guitarist at Harlem’s legendary Cotton Club, a post he held for nine years. His schedule now includes worldwide festival appearances and dates at the most prestigious clubs in the Big Apple, including the Iridium and Minton’s Playhouse. Barely into his 20s, he has already performed with artists like Ne-Yo, Tony Bennett, Jon Hendricks, Mike Stern and Lee Ritenour.

Black History Month Cabaretwith Eric Darius and Tracy Hamlin Sunday, Feb. 25

4 p.m. Doors; 5 p.m. showtime at the

Marriott Syracuse Downtown, 100 Onondaga St., Syracuse. This event moves to the historic and lavish surroundings of the Marriott Downtown Syracuse for the first time. Darius, a contemporary jazz saxophonist from L.A., brings his band plus Philadelphia’s Hamlin, formerly of Pieces of a Dream, for a first-time public show in Syracuse.

An evening with Tony DeSare and the CNY Jazz Orchestra Sunday, April 29

4 p.m. Doors; 5 p.m. showtime at the Sheraton Syracuse University. Jazz Times has said that DeSare’s “position among male crooners places him squarely between the pop sensibility of Michael Bublé and the jazz smarts of Harry Connick, Jr.” He will sing and play not only from the “Great American Songbook,” but tackle newer fare like Prince’s “Kiss” and the Gibb Brothers’ “How Deep is Your Love” in this season-closing concert. The entire CNY Jazz Orchestra will be on hand to accompany him, and perform an opening set.

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Supervise and assist in the safety of school aged children on bus trips to and from school. Previous experience working with school aged children preferred, but not required. Applicants must be available to work 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. in order to be considered. Free, comprehensive training is provided to qualify for employment.

SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS

Applicants must be at least 21 years of age and possess a clean, valid driver’s license. CDL preferred, but not required. Applicants must be available to work 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. in order to be considered. Free, comprehensive training is provided to qualify for employment.

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Performs routine manual work involving building cleaning and general labor tasks. Must be available to work in any of the District’s eight school buildings on an as needed basis.

To apply to any of the above substitute positions or others, go to www.bville.org (click on Human Resources). Complete the on-line application.

Candidates should be familiar with budgeting, cost analysis, scheduling, planning and implementation of capital projects, and the technical requirements of each department. Experience in the operations of electric distribution systems is desired. Education in engineering or related fields is preferred. The individual selected must demonstrate excellent communication skills and a strong commitment to the concerns of the residents in the village. Excellent salary and benefits package is available. Preference will be given to Village of Skaneateles residents. Please forward your resume and salary Requirements to Mayor Martin L. Hubbard, Village of Skaneateles, 26 Fennell Street, Skaneateles, New York 13152 or email to clerk@villageofskaneateles.com.

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Taking steps to prevent premature births Crouse Health awarded $250k grant

Each year, more than 1,000 premature and critically ill infants are cared for in Crouse’s Baker Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), the region’s highest level NICU as designated by the New York State Department of Health. To help prevent pre-term birth, Crouse has been awarded a $250,000 grant from the Central New York Care Collaborative (CNYCC), to develop strategies for hospitals and physicians in CNYCC’s program area to increase the use of proven effective actions to prevent pre-term birth in

Onondaga and several surrounding counties. The project will begin with a survey of the eight regional birthing hospitals and all providers in the region to gather information on how they currently care for women who may not be able to carry their baby to 37 weeks, the “normal” gestation time. A baby born before 37 weeks is considered a pre-term birth. Based on survey results, Crouse will develop and share educational materials on best practices for use by providers. Education materials will be uploaded to a website and discussed at one-on-one meetings, webinars and community forums.

As the initiative progresses, Crouse will solicit feedback from participating physicians to determine if project interventions have had an effect on the number of babies born prematurely. According to Joan Dadey, Crouse’s director of women and infant services, the hospital will work on the initiative with Upstate Medical University OB/GYNs, Crouse’s partner in working with pregnant patients for over 40 years. “Crouse and Upstate have had a unique partnership to provide services as the Regional Perinatal Center (RPC). Crouse is the clinical site of the RPC and provides the expertise required by the most acutely sick or at-risk pregnant women and new-

borns, while Upstate houses the outpatient program,” said Dadey. The RPC is responsible for support, education, consultation and improvements in the quality of care for pregnant women and their babies in the 18 hospitals that make up the RPC region, which stretches north to St. Lawrence County and south to Broome and Tioga counties. “This long-time collaboration makes Crouse and Upstate Medical University OB/GYNs highly qualified to begin this new program and, over time, we look forward to reducing the number of preterm births in the region,” said Robert Silverman, MD, chief of Crouse’s Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Safe pharmaceutical disposal program now available throughout Onondaga County Citizens Campaign for the Environment (CCE) and the Sharps, Needle and Drug Disposal (SNADD) program of Onondaga County are working with police departments to expand safe disposal of pharmaceutical drugs options in Onondaga County. Unwanted or expired pharmaceutical drugs that are flushed pollute our drinking water resources, and drugs left in medicine cabinets contribute to the drug abuse epidemic and accidental poisonings. To stop the unnecessary flushing of drugs and reduce drug abuse, residents are being provided with free and convenient disposal options at local police departments. Since the program launched in 2015, a record total of over 1.5 tons, or 3,500 pounds, of unused and expired medications and over 1,000 pounds of needles/sharps have been collected and properly disposed of. This successful safe pharmaceutical disposal program has now been expanded to include a total of 12 drop boxes at police departments and college campus security offices throughout

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Onondaga County. “Safely disposing of one and a half tons of unwanted medications is an amazing accomplishment. These results demonstrate that when residents are provided with free, convenient disposal options, they will use them. With more disposal options now available, and expanded public outreach to let residents know about the program, we expect even greater results in the future,” said Hanna Ring, CNY program coordinator for Citizens Campaign for the Environment. “Safe pharmaceutical disposal benefits public health and our environment. This program will protect our valuable water resources as well as prevent misuse or abuse of unused medications.” Studies have shown that pharmaceutical pollution in our waters negatively impacts aquatic life, and raises concerns about potential impacts on human health. Unused medications lingering in homes create public health and safety concerns due to the potential for drugs to be stolen,

misused, and abused. The need for safe pharmaceutical disposal programs is greater now more than ever with the opioid related death rate in Onondaga County among the highest in the State, second only to New York City. “We are thrilled with the success of the program,” said Gail Banach, director of the SNADD Program.“With limited marketing efforts to date, we have disposed of over 1,500 pounds of medication since program inception and over 1,000 pounds of sharps in 2016 alone. Reducing the accessibility and availability to these drugs in our home, we reduce the risk of drug abuse and misuse in our communities.” To assist the public with easily and conveniently identifying the location nearest them, Citizens Campaign for the Environment has launched an interactive map of all safe pharmaceutical drop box locations in Onondaga County. The map can be found at citizenscampaign.org/ campaign/pharmaceutical-disposal.asp.

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Gigglewick (also known as The Harmless Danger Juggling Show) at 1 and 3 p.m. Nov. 24, 25 and 26 and Dec. 16 and 17 at the Skaneateles Library. ★A snowman-building contest in Clift Park Dec. 17 (weather-permitting). Bring your own supplies and creativity! Queen Victoria will judge the entries at 2:45 p.m., with the winner receiving a $50 gift certificate from the Sherwood Inn. ★Free refreshments: roasted chestnuts or other holiday treats donated by Tops Friendly Markets and Johnny Angel’s, warm Christmas pudding at Mid-Lakes Navigation and Byrne Dairy eggnog served by the Girl Scouts (Saturdays only).

★Mother Goose will read holiday stories at Loft 42 and Father Christmas will hand out treats from the porch of the Masonic Temple. “While you’re in town, be sure to visit our unique shops and restaurants, which are the perfect complement to a holiday outing,” says Tara Lynn, executive director of the chamber. Dickens Christmas has more than 70 cast members, including young apprentice talent, who are joined by a variety of guest musicians and caroling groups. The show comes together in just six rehearsals. “We pack a lot in and streamline the process of building a character,” said

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Greene, who plays Dickens. “Every actor learns music and uses improvisational techniques to build his character and become part of the ensemble.” A Dickens Raffle will include prizes such as a $750 gift certificate from Mirbeau Inn & Spa, a family membership to the Skaneateles YMCA and Community Center, an overnight stay at Hannum House, $200 Shop & Dine gift certificates, two SU Men’s Basketball tickets and a gift basket from Rhubarb. Raffle tickets are on sale at the Skaneateles Area Chamber of Commerce and other village locations. Paid parking is available in the mu-

nicipal lot between Jordan and State streets; free parking is available in the lot adjacent to Ace Hardware/Skaneateles Town Square on Fennell Street and at the Austin Park Pavilion, at the corner of Jordan and Austin streets. A horsedrawn wagon will shuttle between both locations and the village from 11:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Tickets are $2 per person each way, $10 per family (maximum of six people). Shuttle riders will receive a coupon for a free holiday ornament from the chamber. For more visit skaneateles.com, call 315-685-0552 or follow the event on Facebook (Dickens Christmas in Skaneateles).

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‘On My Own Time’ Teresa Willmore, a librarian assistant from Onondaga County Public Library, creates stunning art with gold leaf, gouache and ink. Lee Wetmore, a retired manager from L. & J. G. Stickley, Inc., builds wood pieces that are works of art. Stanley Allen Ayres, a programmer analyst for the City of Syracuse, is also a talented photographer and his coworker, Ian Brown, a facilities engineer, designs unique woodcuts and digital prints. These pieces of visual art and 65 more can be seen at the 44th annual CNY “Arts On My Own Time” exhibit, hosted by the Everson Museum of Art in Downtown Syracuse through Nov. 19. An original, collaborative project developed by CNY Arts (as the Cultural Resources Council in 1973) in partnership with Everson Museum of Art, the

program provides a platform for businesses and organizations to highlight their employees’ creative talents while promoting the benefits of integrating arts and culture into work, home and community life. A total of 388 pieces of visual art by 136 employee/ artists were exhibited at company work sites this year. Adjudicators selected outstanding pieces from each display to be included in the group exhibit at the Everson Museum, which features the work of employees of 16 Central New York companies and organizations. The exhibit includes an eclectic range of media, such as paintings, ceramics, wood, metal and glasswork, bas relief, photography, sculpture and textiles. For information on participating, visit cnyarts.org , call 315-435-2162, or email omot@ cnyarts.org.

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ABOVE: Lee Wetmore’s “Bench”, Dierdre Reidy; BELOW RIGHT: “Ode to Andre Kohn Child’s Play” and BELOW LEFT: Jillian Hagadorn “Self Portrait in Green” are just a few of the many the pieces featured in CNY Arts’s 44th annual On My Own Time exhibit.

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