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“As a new Mayor, one of my goals is to find ways to improve the communication within our city and help people understand all those happenings.” around them.
One caution shared with me by many more experienced mayors is that they relegated many social media platforms as “the people’s platforms” to speak to each other. The keyboard warriors who hide behind their screen through social media seem willing to bypass the face-to-face etiquettes we may have learned in our formative years. Some seem driven to shock for attention more than address any solution or support one. I am not so quick to give up, though I may be proven wrong. I think if we want to accomplish the ambitious tasks that will improve our city, we need all the communication options we can muster. At least for now, I continue to make every attempt to respond to those who reach out with sincerity looking for information, solutions, and to help build our amazing city.
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As Mayor, I am not at City Hall every day. Our form of government, for those who don’t know, designates the job of mayor and council as part-time. To support our families, your elected officials have full-time jobs. That doesn’t have to mean that your elected officials are inaccessible, and this civil servant still makes every effort to be as responsive as possible. Dave Maughan, Mayor
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Syracuse City Updates Your City Council at Work On January 24, 2022, the city council selected Paul Watson to fill the remainder of the council seat left vacant by the election of Mayor Maughan.
On February 4, 2022, the council conducted an all-day session to discuss goals for the next budget year. On February 8, the council took the following actions: 1.
Amended the city budget to allow increases in wages for multiple positions in crisis, including the police department. The council spent approximately two hours taking public comments and debating this matter.
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Appointed councilmembers to various positions and boards, including Jordan Savage to the Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District Board and Jennifer Carver to the Davis County Mosquito Abatement District.
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4. Land Use: a. Approved zone change at 3329 S. 2000 W. from R-1 and A-1 to General Commercial. b. Approved zone change at 2383 W. 2700 S. from R-1 to R-3. 5. Approved Contracts: a. Design contract for the Emergency Operations Center. b. Contracts with UDOT related to reimbursements related to the Corridor construction. c. Contracts with the United States Bureau of Reclamation related to the relocation of the Layton Canal.
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You can participate in council meetings by attending in person or virtually through Zoom. Public comment is accepted from both in-person and virtual attendees.
Enacted an ordinance prohibiting the use of engine brakes by large trucks throughout the city, no matter the time of day.
Spring 2022 CERT Hybrid Class We are excited to announce that Syracuse Fire Department will be hosting a Spring 2022 CERT Class. The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates community members about disaster preparedness and trains them in basic disaster response skills such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team
organization, and disaster medical operations.
>>>This CERT class begins on March 13th, 2022 and will be a hybrid program consisting of online training and hands-on in-person classes. In-person classes will be on March 13th, 2022, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., April 23rd and April 30th, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
WANT TO JOIN? Those interested may register for the class by calling the Fire Department at 801-614-9614.
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Public Works Update Water Supply
Our water supply comes from the Weber River Watershed. All the precipitation that drains from the mountain tops into the valleys that drain into the Weber River and its tributaries generates the water supply that we use for both indoor drinking water (culinary) and outdoor water (secondary) for landscapes. Culinary water is treated to drinking quality, whereas secondary water is not treated at all. A series of reservoirs along the Weber River store water to fill our needs. The largest reservoir is Echo Reservoir, which is an indicator of our water supply for the year. When Echo is full, supply will sustain our needs for the year. Last year, Echo maxed out at 45% full, which put our watershed in drought conditions. This year, the snowpack and soil moisture
has improved, but Echo is at 33% full. Significant precipitation is still needed to fill Echo this year. It is essential to continue water conservation efforts. During this time of season, before the rain falls, we would appreciate your help to sweep the curb and gutters and dispose of any leaves, dirt, and debris into your garbage can. Keeping storm drain grates clear will improve the flow and quality of waters going to the Great Salt Lake. This will help beautify the city and create great curb appeal. When fertilizing the lawn, please apply chemicals sparingly and follow directions accordingly. Don’t allow fertilizer to get onto the streets or into the curb and gutter; if this happens, please sweep up excess and dispose of properly. Thank you so much for making Syracuse City look appealing.
Before secondary water is turned on, please remember
Our largest reservoir Echo, is only 33% full and it’s essential to continue water conservation efforts.
Employee Spotlight Michele Wood
Our employee spotlight for March is Michele Wood! Michele works as a Court Clerk in the Justice Court Department. She has been with the city since October 2021. Michele was born and raised in Woods Cross where she currently resides. She graduated from there and currently attends Davis Technical College. When not working for the Justice Court, Michele loves spending time with her three adult daughters, playing pickleball, painting, and shopping at thrift stores. You are awesome, Michele!
THANK YOU all for your hard work and dedication to the city of Syracuse!
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to close your valves to prevent flooding situations. This month is a good time to prepare your sprinkler system and make repairs. It is recommended that you install your own shutoff valve and filter if you don’t already have one. Public Works is a local facility that can accept excess road salt for disposal. Contact Public Works during business hours 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. 801-825-7235 See the Syracuse website for road CONSTRUCTION PROJECT UPDATES.
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Syracuse City Arts Council Battle of the Bands The Syracuse City Arts Council will host a Battle of the Bands to raise funds for a future home for the arts in our community. Tickets are $5 at the door. Come cheer for your favorite! March 18, 2022, at Syracuse Jr. High School, 7:00 p.m. The Syracuse Arts Council is currently seeking volunteers for our summer theatre production and our fall junior theatre production committees. We are also looking for a volunteer webmaster and a volunteer social media manager. If interested, e-mail info@ syracuseutaharts.org
website www. syracuseutaharts. org. These meetings are open to the public, and individuals wishing to make public comments will be limited to three minutes each. You may send ideas or comments to info@syracuseutaharts.org; your email will be read to the SCAC Board.
Syracuse Symphony’s next concert is April 4th, 7 p.m., at Syracuse High School. Come see local vocalists sing along with our wonderful symphony.
The SCAC will be having their monthly board meeting on March 2, 2022, at 8 p.m. at City Hall. We post the agenda on our
You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more SCAC updates and information @scac_utah
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Parks & Recreation Department Baseball/Softball
Registration: February 1- April 10 This program is for pre-kindergarteners (must be 5 before September 1, 2022) through 9th grade. Cost: T Ball, Coach Pitch, Machine Pitch, Minor Softball are each $46; Triple A Baseball, Major Baseball, Major Softball are each $51; Jr. High Baseball and Jr. High Softball are each $56. Registration fee includes a jersey and hat. NEW!
Art Class
A new fun art class is coming to the Community Center in March! Recycled art is fun and therapeutic and uses materials from glass, shells, kitchen utensils, rocks, sticks, and many other recycled items. (Feel free to bring in some small items of your own that you’d like to incorporate, like grandma’s old jewelry, collected coins, etc.) We will be hand-making a recycled piece of your choosing, using many different materials, then topping and curing with resin. Check out Redbird Art Utah on Instagram and Facebook for pictures and ideas. Date: Saturday, March 12th from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Cost: $45 a person.
Annual Easter Egg Hunt
THE HUNT BEGINS AT 10!
Saturday April 16 @ 10 a.m.
AGES 11 & YOUNGER
Syracuse Easter Egg Hunt will be held at Founder’s Park on Saturday, April 16, at 10 a.m. SHARP! Children 11 years of age and younger are welcome to participate. The Easter Bunny will be available for picturetaking with the children. Accommodations for special needs children will be available.
Adult Fitness Move your body with one of our fitness classes, the FIRST ONE IS FREE!
PUMP IT UP!
Boost your metabolism and tone your muscles with resistance training. We provide hand weights and exercise balls; you just bring your own exercise mat. All skill levels are welcome. We suggest different options, so you can work at your own pace. Where: Syracuse Community Center When: Tuesday Time: 9 a.m. Cost: First class is free | $3 dropin | 10-time punch pass for $20
STEP IT UP!
Work your heart, muscles, and mind in this fun, energetic workout! All skill levels are welcome; we offer low and high intensity options for you to choose from. F ind more info on Facebook at Syracuse Fitness Classes When: Monday & Friday Time: 9 a.m. Cost: First class is free | $3 dropin | 10-time punch pass for $20
HIGH FITNESS
Volunteers needed
Volunteers are needed to help stuff eggs. If you are interested, please call the Syracuse Community Center to reserve eggs at 801-614-9660, opt. 1.
Stay tuned for more info on upcoming programs! Go to www.syracuseut.gov
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2022 Syracuse City DISASTER EXERCISE BY DAN MERKLING
“Emergency Alert! The recent 7.5 earthquake has caused a tanker truck hauling liquid chlorine to roll over, rupturing the tanks and allowing the chlorine to vaporize. The chlorine gas cloud is deadly and all citizens are ordered to evacuate the area as quickly and orderly as possible. DO NOT shelter at home, as the gas will enter your home regardless of how well you believe it is sealed. Tune your radio to AM 870 or FM 104.5 for further information as you leave the city.” This announcement is something you could hear over the Emergency Broadcast System or the Code Red notification system in a real disaster. This year, our Syracuse City Emergency Exercise will simulate such a scenario.
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Obviously, we will not have everyone evacuate, but we will ask the citizenry to do a few things as a simulation drill. On the morning of Saturday, April 23rd, between 10:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., please do the following: 1. Verify that each active phone in your household is registered with the Utah Code Red system at public. coderedweb.com/CNE/en-US/ E3BC2EED087A or by clicking the CODE RED button on the Syracuse City Police Department page at syracuseut.gov/222/PoliceDepartment. 2. Verify that your vehicle fuel tanks are at least half full and commit to always keeping them half full. 3. Ensure you have an emergency car kit in each vehicle, as described in the article in April’s Syracuse Connection magazine. 4. Discuss with your household what route (primary and secondary) would
be most useful in the case of an evacuation from the city. 5. Between 10:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, April 23rd, log on to the city Facebook page at www.facebook. com/syracuseut and confirm that you have participated in the exercise. The Syracuse City Disaster Preparedness Committee is made up of residents who are appointed by the Mayor, with the advice and consent of the City Council, to address preparation efforts and volunteer coordination related to larger scale natural disasters and similar emergency events that will involve the participation of all city residents and businesses. We hope these annual exercises provide you with valuable information. We would appreciate any suggestions and/or constructive criticisms that you would like to share with us via the Syracuse Citizens Facebook page.
Key Community Contacts Syracuse City Information
MAYOR
Dave Maughan: 801-589-0976 dmaughan@syracuseut.gov
COUNCIL MEMBERS
Lisa W. Bingham: 801-725-2300 lbingham@syracuseut.gov Jennifer Carver: 801-430-8844 jcarver@syracuseut.gov Jordan Savage: 385-424-0258 jsavage@syracuseut.gov Seth Teague: 951-515-6423 steague@syracuseut.gov
Paul Watson: 801-750-4059 pwatson@syracuseut.gov
SYRACUSE SERVICES
Syracuse Library
Located at 1875 S 2000 W in Syracuse. Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone: (801) 451-1850
Job Openings
For a list of current openings with Syracuse City, hover over the Government tab and click on the ‘Employment Opportunities’ link on our main city page www.syracuseut.gov. You can also sign up for job alerts by going to that same link.
Fix-It Requests
We appreciate our citizens who help the city to be aware of issues that need to be addressed such as road repairs, street light/sign repair, park maintenance, water problems (culinary and secondary), garbage can pickup, code ordinance enforcement, and employee feedback. The city website is a great tool for providing us with notifications. The Fix-it Request link can be found on our home page by clicking on the REPORT A CONCERN icon.
Passport Applications
Passport application processing services are offered at City Hall between 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Processing takes approximately 20-30 minutes per application. Until further notice, passport acceptance services are by appointment only. Please call 801-825-1477 to schedule your appointment. For multiple applications and/or photos, wait times may be longer. All required forms, photos, and payments must be completed prior to 4 p.m. to be accepted the same day. Applications can be found on the www.travel.state.gov website. Application fees must be paid with a check or money order made payable to the U.S. Department of State. More info available on our website www.syracuseut.com/Passports
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City Arts Council: 801-896-8101 volunteer@syracuseutaharts.org City Hall: 801-825-1477 1979 W 1900 S Open Mon-Fri, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., closed holidays City Museum: 801-614-9674 Hours: Tuesday – Friday 2-5 p.m. Community Center: 801-614-9660 1912 W 1900 S Summer hours: Mon-Thurs-6 a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri- 6 a.m.- 8 p.m.; Sat - 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. Fire Station: 801-614-9614 1869 S 3000 W Lady Lions Service & Social Club: 801-825-1752 Lions Club: 801-719-1804 Utah Lions District 28UT (open to all) Parks & Recreation: 801-614-9660 1912 W 1900 S parksandrecreation@syracuseut.gov Police Station: 801-825-4400 1751 S 2000 W Post Office: 801-614-9677 (Inside City Hall) Public Works Facility: 801-825-7235 3061 S 2400 W Utilities Department: 801-825-1477 Opt #2 Volunteer/Eagle Scout Projects: Lesley Draper 801-614-9655 ldraper@syracuseut.gov Youth Council: 801-643-8996
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MARCH EVENTS Senior Events Syracuse Community Center 1912 W 1900 S, Syracuse, Utah 84075 Call (801) 614-9660 #1 to register Visit www.syracuserecreation.com for more info. If you would like to receive the Senior Citizens Newsletter via e-mail, please send your NAME and E-MAIL address to paulaj@syracuseut.gov Mar 1: Think Tuesday @ 10 a.m. FREE RSVP Mar 4 - Apr 8: Living Well With Chronic Conditions Workshop @ 12 p.m. (To register: Call or text (801)-923-4372 or visit www.livingwell.utah.gov Mar 5: Bus Trip: BYU Young Ambassadors / Winterfest 2022 @ 12:45 p.m. ($18 / each) Mar 9: Monthly Movie: The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2021) @ 1 p.m. - FREE RSVP Mar 15: Think Tuesday @ 10 a.m. FREE - RSVP | Book Club @ 2 p.m. (Contact Judy Price @ (801) 549-7210) Mar 30: Lunch & Bingo @ 12 p.m. (Suggested Donation $3/person) - Must RSVP by noon on Tues., Mar 22, 2022. PLEASE NOTE: No reservations accepted after this date unless we have a cancellation. Please add your name to the Waitlist.
PICKLEBALL Tuesdays & Thursdays @ 9 a.m. Adults/$2 or Seniors 60+/$0.50 (FREE with membership to the Syracuse Community Center)
Fun things to do Mar 3, 17, & 31: ORI TAHITI Season 10 - (FREE Tahitian Dance Class - Basics & Endurance) @ LDS Church Gym 7 p.m. (3345 W. 5200 S. Roy, UT.) Mar 4: Gabriel Gordon - Solo Violinist - FREE @ The Davis Arts Council Small Theater 7 p.m. Mar 4: First Friday Art Stroll @ 25th Street 6 - 9 p.m. Mar 4, 5, 11, & 12: The Pirates of Penzance Jr @ Clearfield Community Arts Center 7 p.m. | Saturday Matinee 3 p.m. (Admission: $10) Mar 4, 11, 18, & 25: The Improvables live comedy (Kids 7 and under FREE) @ Bountiful Davis Art Center 9 p.m. **More Info: TEXT “FUNNY” to 31996. Mar 7 & 21: ORI TAHITI Season 10 (FREE Tahitian Dance Class - Basics & Endurance) @ LDS Church Gym 9:30 a.m. (3345 W. 5200 S. Roy, UT.) Mar 11: Antelope Island Buffalo Run 25K @ Antelope Island Causeway Tollbooth 9 a.m. (More info: https://ultrasignup. com/register.aspx?did=86556) Mar 15: Utah Youth Rodeo - FREE @ Golden Spike Events Center 4:30 p.m. Mar 17: FREE Medicare 101 classes @ Syracuse Library 6:30 p.m. | Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Mar 24: Antelope Island Buffalo Run
Mar 24: Antelope Island Buffalo Run 50 Miler and 50K 50 Miler and 50K @ Antelope Island Causeway Tollbooth 6 a.m. (More info: ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=87617) Mar 25 & 26: Weber State Rodeo: Eat, Sleep, Rodeo, Repeat! @ Golden Spike Events Center 7 p.m. (Adults: $6; Students: $3; Kids 5 & Under: FREE)
School Events Syracuse High Mar 2, 4, & 5: State 6A Boys & Girls Basketball Tournament @ U of U (Time TBD) Mar 4 & 5: Utah Music Educators Association Music Festival @ (Location TBD) 6 a.m. Mar 7, 10, 14, 17: Drill Prep Clinic @ Syracuse 4 p.m. Mar 8: Statewide Junior ACT @ Syracuse 7:30 a.m.
Davis County Library Events SENIOR YOGA Tuesdays & Thursdays @ 8 a.m. 50+/$1 or 60+/$0.50 (FREE with membership to the Syracuse Community Center)
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Davis County Syracuse Branch 1875 S 2000 W Syracuse, UT (801) 825-7080 Mar 7: LUCK OF THE IRISH - (Fun 30-minute escape room adventure games.)
@ 6 p.m. - All Ages Mar 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29: IN-PERSON STORYTIME @ 10:30 a.m. - All Ages Mar 2, 9, 16, 23, & 30: VIRTUAL STORYTIME @ 10:30 a.m. - All Ages (Link: https://bit.ly/3qftb65)
+ CITY NEWS Mar 11: Student Talent Assembly @ Syracuse (Time TBD) | Mar 12: MORP @ Syracuse 7 p.m. Mar 15, 22, & 31: Girls Lacrosse @ Syracuse 4 p.m. Mar 16, 25, 30: Boys Soccer @ Syracuse 3:30 p.m. Mar 17: Boys Lacrosse @ Syracuse 4 p.m. Mar 18: Professional Day - No School Mar 21 - 25: Track City - County @ Weber 3 p.m. | Track Davis District Champs @ Syracuse 3 p.m. Mar 22, 25, & 30: Baseball @ Syracuse 3:30 p.m. Mar 29: Boys Lacrosse @ Syracuse 3 p.m. | Softball @ Syracuse 3:30 p.m. Mar 31: Boys Tennis @ Syracuse 3:30 p.m. | Softball @ Syracuse 3:30 p.m. Clearfield High Mar 8: Jazz / Percussion Concert @ Clearfield 7 p.m. Mar 8, 23, & 29: Varsity Baseball @ Clearfield 3:30 p.m. Mar 9: Band Concert @ Clearfield 7 p.m. Mar 10: Orchestra Concert @ Clearfield 7 p.m.
Mar 11: Spirit Bowl Assembly @ Clearfield 1 p.m. Mar 15: Choir Concert @ Clearfield 7 p.m. Mar 18: Teacher Development Day - No School Mar 19: Theatre Individual Event Comp. @ Clearfield 8 a.m. Mar 21: Improv Show @ Clearfield 7 p.m. Mar 21 - 25: Spirit Week @ Clearfield
Our local schools have several concerts this spring!
Syracuse Arts Academy Mar 18: Teacher Development Day - No School
Syracuse Jr. High Mar 2, 9, 16, 23, & 30: Late Start @ 9:55 a.m. Mar 8, 17, & 22: Wrestling @ SJH 3:15 p.m. Mar 18: Teacher Development Day - No School Mar 22: Jazz Band Night @ SJH 6 p.m. Mar 28 - 31: Cheerleading Tryouts @ SJH (TBA)
Legacy Jr. Mar 1: District Band Festival (Symphonic Band) @ Clearfield 6 p.m. Mar 2: Orchestra Concert @ Legacy 6 p.m. Mar 10: Symphonic Band State Festival @ U of U (Time TBD) Mar 15: District Intermediate Band Festival @ Legacy 5:30 p.m. Mar 16: Choir Concert @ Legacy 6 p.m. Mar 18: Teacher Professional Day - No School
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What Land Cost Over 150 Years Ago in Syracuse BY JENNY GOLDSBERRY
This article is part of a series on how much homes used to cost back in the day. We’re starting from the ground up with this piece on the cost of land.
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yracuse land has passed through a lot of hands over the years. We’ve traced back all the on-record owners of one particular piece of land from the time it was settled to modern day. The first settlers of Syracuse found that they could purchase their land for about $1.50 an acre after living on the land for five years, thanks to the Homestead Act of 1862. If they wanted to purchase railroad land, it cost $2.50 per acre and there was no requirement to live on the land before the sale. John Messery was one of the first to buy land in Section 7 in Syracuse. A section is 36 square miles, or 23,040 square acres. At the time, John only bought about 40 acres of it. In 1884, Amasa Driggs purchased the land from John. Growing up, Amasa lived in the wagon they crossed the plains in. It was the first to go up the Indian trail and settle on the mountain road. His father, Samuel Driggs, built
a square adobe home for his family of eight. At the time, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints authorities advised not to take too large a tract of land. Instead, they encouraged settlers to take only small tracts and be sociable and neighborly. Samuel Driggs had settled on about 30 acres. The settlers plowed around a tract of land turning two furrows together, cut stakes, sharpened and drove them into the ground, got limbs and brush, and rip rapped the stakes to make a fence Samuel died in 1854, leaving his wife, Elizabeth Ann Driggs, a widow and his children fatherless. However, in his last testament, he begged, “Take good care of my children. I want them sent to school. I want them taught the principles of this kingdom and not go into bad company or too many dances.” As a result, the First Presidency of the Church sent a man named John Criddle to take care of a widow and her children. At the time, they lived 22 miles from Fort Kaysward on a farm. John arrived, gathered logs, and built a log room onto the adobe one in spring of 1854. He had no friends or family nearby. Six months after her husband’s death, Elizabeth Ann married John Criddle. They went on to have five more children together. Then, in 1888, almost as if as a gift of gratitude, Amasa sold 25 acres to John Criddle, and in 1894, sold the last 15 acres to him as well. After all, Amasa was about two years old when John married his mother. That same year, the 40 acres were again sold to Johnny’s brother, William Criddle, who moved to bring his brother some company. The family lived in that
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James Criddle, the youngest in the family paid each sibling $250 to buy them out of 40 acres and had earlier bought another 9,000 for $24,000! same house from 1887 until 1906. James Criddle, the youngest of the family, paid each sibling $250.00 to buy them out of their land ownership so he could continue living there with his mother. She had a life lease on the home as long as she lived. James had previously bought an additional 9,000 acres for $24,000 with the help of other stockmen. A farmer known only as Mr. Ellison had aged out of the business and sold it to him. Afterwards, James made a business of feeding beef cattle on that land before turning it over the government. Today, the Driggs/Criddle property would be worth well over $1 million.
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YOU HAVE VOTED AND THE RESULTS ARE IN!
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The voting results for your Connection Publishing Favorites Readers Poll 2021 are in! What an exciting year, as we had double the number of votes cast and some exciting new categories. We also saw some new businesses come in and take prizes in their category, beating out strong rivals who may have won last year. I find these polls fascinating because it tells you a story when a business wins, that means people had to have done business with them and like them enough to write in their name in our poll. These businesses have built brands and offerings that people love enough to vote for them. It is a great honor to these companies to be listed as your favorite or runner up. There were some very tight races as well, we even had some multi-way ties. We hope you enjoy, as much as we do, reading about which businesses are your and your neighbors Favorite businesses in 2021. Thanks for all who participated. 20 syracuseconnection.com | March 2022
The Favorites Winners! Thank you for voting in our Readers’ Favorites Polls.
ART & ENTERTAINMENT
Arcade
Movie Theater
AUTOS & VEHICLES
Kids & Family Entertainment
Tire Store
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Rodeo
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New Car Dealership #1 Ed Kenley Ford Inc
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Hair Salon
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The Favorites Winners! Thank you for voting in our Readers’ Favorites Polls.
Tax Advisor
Print Shop
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Coffee Shop
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Health Insurance
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The Favorites Winners! Thank you for voting in our Readers’ Favorites Polls.
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thank you To everyone who voted in our first annual readers’ poll! YOU’RE THE BEST! We appreciate you supporting our local businesses!
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The Favorites Winners! Thank you for voting in our Readers’ Favorites Polls.
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would cost $10,000, Roof Maxx would cost around $2,000. That’s a lot of savings, especially if you plan to move in the next five years. The exact cost will depend on the size of your roof, but we can give you an exact quote and let you know if your roof qualifies for treatment. We offer a no-cost, no-obligation assessment for anyone with an asphalt shingle roof. We can perform some repairs if necessary or refer you to one of our trusted roofers. Our goal is to help your roof to last longer, saving you money and keeping the roofing waste out of our landfills for as long as possible. How do I know if my roof is ready for Roof Maxx? Asphalt shingles contain small, sand-like pebbles that stick together when shingles natural oils are intact. Once those oils start to dry out with age, you may see the granules flaking off in your gutters or downspouts. You
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BREAKFAST AR UND the WORLD
{ OLADI } Russian pancakes typically made with buttermilk
Do you ever wonder what other countries eat for breakfast? We were fortunate to have some locals share their recipes with us! THESE ALSO SOUND AMAZING!
COLUMBIA Arepas are a nation-
al dish in Colombia and often enjoyed for breakfast. It’s similar to a crunchy corn cake and can be topped with countless ingredients. Colombian’s favorite topping? Cheese!
VIETNAM Congee or rice
porridge is one of the most common meals in Vietnam in not only breakfast but also lunch and dinner.
KENYA Mandazi are a rich, sweet breakfast
treat that is also known as a “Swahili Coconut Donut.” It is fried dough made with coconut milk, cardamum, and coconut flakes.
Roy resident, Evelina Hyde, grew up in both Ukraine and Russia, which were one and the same until 1991. She still has family in both countries today. "For breakfast, we had hot cereal called kasha, blinchiki, or oladushki with fresh fruit in summer or jam/canned fruit in the winter. Everything was served with tea or coffee."
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The difference between blinchiki from oladushki is that they’re thinner. You can try them both ways. My blini are about 7″ in diameter, and the oladi half of that. For the thin blini only, swirl the pan to spread the batter. Cook until golden brown, then flip with a spatula. Cook until the other side is golden brown, then reserve on a plate with a small piece of butter on top. Repeat until you run out of batter. Serve warm.
In the bowl of an electric mixer, mix the flour, baking soda, powdered orange peel, salt, sugar, milk, and eggs with the paddle attachment on medium speed until smooth. Add the water and melted butter and mix again. Cover with plastic wrap and let rest for 30 minutes. Heat an 8″ diameter, non-stick skillet over
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medium heat. Place a tiny piece of butter in the pan and spread it with a paper towel. Ladle in a spoonful of batter.
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Other common Onigiri fillings: • sha-ke (salted salmon) • umeboshi (Japanese pickled plum) • okaka (bonito flakes moistened with soy sauce) • kombu (simmered kombu seaweed)
Roy’s Ahmad Jamal comes from Pakistan, where they mostly eat naan with garbanzo beans.
Pakistani Garbanzo Beans PAKISTAN by Sabiha’s Kitchen
1 lb. dry white garbanzo beans 8 cups of water 2 tea bags 2 Tbsp. baking soda 6 oz. grated onion ½ c oil 2 tsp. crushed ginger 2 tsp. crushed garlic 1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. crushed black pepper 4 oz. fresh/tinned tomatoes, crushed 1 tsp. garam masala Soak beans in 4 cups of water overnight. Drain all water 4 hours prior to cooking, sprinkle, mix well, and keep in a bowl for 2 hours. Wash under cold water until all of the soda is rinsed away. Place beans in a large saucepan, add enough water to cover, bring to the boil, add two tea-bags (for color), and keep on medium heat until chick peas are cooked and soft when pressed between thumb and forefinger – 20 minutes. Remove and discard tea-bags. Or, rinse and drain 12 oz. tinned garbanzo beans, sprinkle with
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half tsp. bicarbonate of soda, mix well, and keep for 30 minutes. Rinse in cold water to remove soda coating. Put in a saucepan, cover with water, and boil on medium heat for 5 minutes, until soft. Put the oil in a large pan, add onions, and fry on medium heat until golden brown. Add ginger and garlic and fry for another 2 minutes. Add the salt and black pepper, mix together, and add tomatoes. Keep on medium heat, stir from time to time until all liquids dry and the oil separates (bhun). Add garam masala, stir in, and keep on a simmer. Add pre-boiled beans at this stage with ½ cup of water, simmer on low heat until all masalas are mixed in, cook on low heat covered for 2 - 4 minutes, and serve piping hot. Serve with naan or toast.
Abigail Rigby from North Ogden spent her entire childhood in Japan. If you had time, a bowl of steamed white rice, eggs, miso, and seaweed was eaten. If you were running late, you could eat a delicious onigiri that would fill you up enough until lunch time.
Onigiri
JAPAN
BY JENNY GOLDSBERRY
1 cup of white sticky rice 1 cup of water 2-3 snack-size sheets of seaweed 1 can of tuna 3 Tbsp. of mayo Pinch of salt Pinch of mayo Throw the rice in the rice cooker with the water. Drain the water out of the tuna and mix in your mayo. Sprinkle in your spices and mix that in as well. When the rice is done cooking, take it out with your hands. Dip your hands in salted water to keep the rice from sticking to your hands. You can either make your onigiri into a ball or into the traditional triangle shape. Finally, attach your seaweed while the rice is still warm, so it sticks better. You can eat it right then or pop it into the fridge for another day and eat it chilled.
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