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Caz girls break four school records at state qualifier
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Cazenovia girls indoor track and field standout Susie Pittman broke her own school record in the pole vault, clearing 10 feet 6 inches, and won that event during last Wednesday’s Section III state qualifying meet at SRC Arena.
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In December 2023, Caroline Horvatits (left) and Anna Brummeler (right) launched From Scratch Kitchen and Farm to bring small-batch food service experiences to the Cazenovia community. Their menus are tailored to the season and utilize as many ingredients from local farms as possible.
by Phil Blackwell Helped in no small part by four school records and 12 season-best performances, the Cazenovia girls indoor track and field team closed its latest special season with a particular bang. The Lakers were a featured part of last Wednesday’s Section III state qualifying meet at SRC Arena, most notably Susie Pittman, who broke three of those school records and prevailed in her specialty, the pole vault. Earning first-team All-Central New York honors, Pittman won the pole vault with a school-record leap of 10 feet 6 inches. She dominated the field, clearing each height on the first attempt and being the only vaulter to exceed 10 feet. This was the fourth time this season that Pittman has set a new record in the pole vault, vastly upending the old mark
of 9’6” which had stood for 20 years. Pittman also broke a 13 year-old schoo mark at 400 meters as she ran the opening leg of the Lakers’ 4x400 meter relay in 1:00.42, topping the old mark of 1:01.0 that had stood since 2011. She was part of a fabulous foursome with Reid McMurtrie (1:00.72), Izzy StromerGalley (1:02.17) and Meghan Mehlbaum (1:03.70) all running personal best times to set a new school record. The group had broken the existing 2012 mark of 4:16.79 earlier this winter with a time of 4:13.12, then shattered that mark again with a new record time of 4:07.03 at the qualifier. Cazenovia finished less than a second behind the powerhouse Cicero-North Syracuse squad (4:06.28) in the overall 4x400, but the elation over the new mark was tempered with the disappointment of missing Records l Page 5
From Scratch Town tables proposed legislation Self-taught cooks start new business By kate Hill Staff Writer For the past few months, Caroline Horvatits and Anna Brummeler have been working to bring small-batch food service experiences to the Cazenovia community through their new business, From Scratch Kitchen and Farm. Until further notice, the self-taught cooks will be taking over the kitchen at Loka Leaf Tea Lounge every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to prepare and serve made-from-scratch dishes developed with health and sustainability in mind. Each From Scratch menu is tailored to the season and utilizes as many ingredients from local farms as possible. The Sunday “Kitchen Takeover” offerings are prepared in limited quantities and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Weekly menus are released
on Wednesdays. Horvatits and Brummeler met working at a coffee shop while studying at Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania. “We got to know each other in between pouring lattes and serving up food,” said Horvatits. “We have been cooking and working in food service part-time for over a decade. When I was 15 years old, I was diagnosed with a chronic health condition, and I began healing myself through food and diet. At this point, I can look back and say that this was the true beginning to my passion for food.” According to Horvatits, she and Brummeler have both honed their skills in the kitchen over the past couple of years. In 2022, the pair moved to the Cazenovia area with a business idea in mind and the intention of setting up and operating a small “hobby
farm” in Fenner. “In the first year, we set up a small vegetable garden and we were thrilled to harvest all that we could,” recalled Horvatits. “This felt like a luxury coming from city living. Being able to pick a vegetable from our own garden and cook with it was love at first sight. In 2023, we expanded our farm by growing everything from seed, raising a flock of chickens, inoculating mushroom logs, preserving food, and turning the gears to our business.” From Scratch Kitchen and Farm was officially launched in December 2023. “Caroline brings a passion that has driven this business from the very start,” said Brummeler. “Working on this together has allowed each of us to excel in our respective strengths. I enjoy taking on the visionary and creative side of the business From Scratch l Page 11
regarding mobile service facilities BY KATE HILL STAFF WRITER
On Feb. 12, the Cazenovia Town Board held a public hearing on a proposed local law to amend the town code with respect to commercial mobile service facilities. The proposed local law explains that while the federal government has regulated the commercial mobile industry, it has given local governments the power to regulate uses with regard to placement, construction, and other issues. According to the proposed legislation, the purpose of the commercial mobile service facilities section of the town code is “to establish predictable and balanced regulations for the siting of telecommunication facilities in order to accommodate the growth of such facilities while protecting the public against any adverse impacts on aesthetic resources and the public safety and welfare. The Town of Cazenovia wants to accommodate the need for telecommunications facilities while regulating their location and number, minimizing adverse visual impacts through proper design, siting and screening, avoiding potential physical damage to adjacent properties, and encouraging joint use of
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tower structures.” The section is also intended to minimize the number of telecommunications towers in the community by encouraging the shared use of existing and future towers and the use of existing tall buildings and other high structures to further minimize adverse visual effects from telecommunications towers. “This section is not intended to prohibit or have the effect of prohibiting the provision of personal wireless services, nor shall it be used to unreasonably discriminate among the providers of functionally equivalent services consistent with current federal regulations,” the proposed local law states. Randy Nash, a resident of Rippleton Road, started off the public hearing by noting that he and other interested citizens submitted “quite a bit of information” for the town to consider when rewriting the commercial mobile service facilities section of the town code. One of the group’s major focus areas, according to Nash, was tower height. Nash questioned why the changes proposed by the group regarding tower height regulations had been left out of the proposed local law. Amendment l Page 9
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THROUGH FEB. 24 The Beauty of Birds
Art gallery of the John A. Weeks Interpretive Center, Baltimore Woods. Enjoy the photography of Meg Schader.
FEBRUARY THROUGH JULY
Nourishing Ourselves through Nature
Can’t sit still? No problem! Join us for stories, songs and movement. For ages 18 months to 4 years. Bingo
4 p.m. Fingerlakes Mall Conference Center, 1570 Clark Street Rd., Aurelius. Yoga with Becca
6 p.m.-7 p.m. Brewerton Center for the Arts, Rt. 11. Registration and information: 315-920-8121 or www. yogosnacks.org. All levels welcome. Baldwinsville Rod & Gun Club
7 p.m. First Thursday of each month. 1405 Kingdom Road, Baldwinsville. Learn about the workings of the club and help us run the organization. For more information, visit bvillerodandgun.com.
FRIDAYS
E. Main St. No consignments, but donations accepted. For more information, call 315-6893797.
MONDAY & FRIDAYS Senior Exercise Class
9 a.m.-10 a.m. Marcellus Free Library. Taught by dance instructor Mary Jo Pelc. 315-673-3269.
B’ville Cardio Ball Drumming
MONDAYS, THURSDAYS & FRIDAYS
Brewerton Library, 5440 Bennett St. Stay in and get cozy with a book! For adults 18+. Register at www.nopl.org/awre2024.
9:30 a.m. Canton Woods Senior Center, 76 Canton St., Baldwinsville. Onondaga County Healthy Schools and Communities has provided cardio ball drumming kits for workout classes led by senior volunteer Arlette Folckemer. This fun cardio workout is set to upbeat music and folks can participate and enjoy the class seated or standing. For more information, call Canton Woods at 315-638-4536.
Appointment required. 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Miller Environmental, 532 State Fair Blvd., Syracuse (off Hiawatha Boulevard). Business materials are not accepted. Residents of the town and village of Skaneateles are not eligible for this program as these municipalities are not part of the OCRRA service area. Visit OCRRA.org to make an appointment and see the full list of what is and is not accepted.
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Baltimore Woods Nature Center. Join for naturalist wellness classes that combined observing nature with mindfulness. Visit www.baltimorewoods.org for more information.
THROUGH MARCH 1
Adult Winter Reading Challenge
The Right to Read Film
5:30 p.m. Community Folk Center, 805 E. Genessee St., Syracuse. Join the NAACP Syracuse Onondaga Branch and the Community Folk Art Center for a film on youth literacy.
SATURDAY, FEB. 24
A Celebration of Black Icons in Dance
5:30 p.m. Community Folk Center, 805 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. Join classical dace trailblazer Charles Haislah, the Creative Arts Academy, and CFAC-DanceLab for an evening of dance history. Free.
MARCH 12-APRIL 7
Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express
Syracuse Stage. Wherever famed detective Hercule Poiret goes, murder is never far behind. On the luxurious Orient Express, an avalanche stops the train and Poirot must interrogate passengers, solve the murder, and save the reputation of the train before the killer strikes again.
SEPT. 12-15
Lancaster, PA Bus Trip
Sponsored by the Cicero United Methodist Church. Trip includes transportation, three breakfasts, three dinners, three shows, Famous Chalk Talk Artist, tour of an ice cream factory, pretzel factory store, driver gratuity, and more. For more information, contact Mary Alice Scheel at 315-699-7181.
ONGOING EVENTS THURSDAYS
Family Storytime
10 a.m. NOPL Cicero, 8686 Knowledge Lane. Join Miss Raena for Thursday morning storytime to enjoy stories, songs, and fun! Registration is required; call 315-699-2032 or visit nopl.org. Adult Exercise: Chair Yoga
9:15 a.m.-10:15 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Marcellus Free Library. $25 for 8-week session. Register at 315-673-3269. Read, Sing, Play Story Time
Acoustic Music Jam
7 p.m. Marcellus American Legion, 13 E. Main St. Bluegrass,country and gospel music. All acoustic musicians welcome. $2 donation for free coffee and cookies. For info call 315-673-2329.
SUNDAYS
8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Cicero UMC, 8416 Brewerton Road. The church is returning to two Sunday services (contemporary 8:30 a.m. and traditional 10:30 a.m.). All are welcome to enjoy worship and fellowship. The church is fully accessible. For more information, visit ciceroumchurch.org.
MONDAYS
Drop-In Tech Help
10 a.m. to noon. Skaneateles Library, 49 E. Genesee St. Let us help with your tech questions: computers and mobile devices, downloading e-content from the library’s catalog, using Google Drive and social media platforms. Bring your device and drop in during a Tech Help session to get started. Appointments are also available; please give us a call at 315-685-5135 or email andrea@skanlibrary.org to schedule. Cruisin’ with Vets
4-7 p.m. VFW Post 3146, 2000 Lemoyne Ave., Mattydale. Check out classic cars and bikes while enjoying food, 50-50 raffles and live music from Roadhouse Prophets. Sponsored by Hungers for Hope, InFocus Insurance, Microbore and Dynamax Digital Printing.
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Coffee with the Liverpool Chamber
8 a.m. Zoom. Network with fellow entrepreneurs virtually. Visit liverpoolchamber.com/events-calendar/ to register. Story Time for Bookworms
10:30 a.m. Skaneateles Library, 49 E. Genesee St. For children who enjoy longer books, this story time includes multiple stories, songs, and ends with hands-on play. For ages 2-5. Preschool Story Time
10:30 a.m. Skaneateles Library, 49 E. Genesee St. Grab a blanket or lawn chair and join us as we read, sing, and play together on the Library Lawn. For ages 3 to 5 years. Registration required; visit skanlibrary.org or call 315-685-5135. Kripalu ‘Chair Optional’Yoga
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10:30 a.m. Clay Senior Center, 4948 Route 31. Gwen McCarroll leads this one-hour class. Free with a Town of Clay Senior Center Membership and Safety ID badge for admission. Drop-in; no entry after the day’s class begins. Equipment provided on a first-come, first-served basis for ball and basket setup. For more information or to sign up for a membership and ID badge, contact Chrissy Clancy at 315-652-3800 ext. 137 or cclancy@townofclay.org.
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11:10 a.m. Canton Woods Senior Center, 76 Canton St., Baldwinsville. A gentle, fun practice that encourages mindfulness and compassionate self-awareness. New to Yoga? Come give it a try. No experience necessary. Everyone is welcome. No class fee, donation to the instructor. Civic Social Club
Noon on the second Tuesday of each month. Barbagallo’s Restaurant, 6344 E. Molloy Road, Syracuse. Enjoy lunch of your choice with dessert followed by a guest speaker and/or entertainment. The cost is $27. For reservations or more information, please call Mary Jo Roberge at 315-451-3203. This club was formed in 1949 primarily for the wives of new General Electric employees and others new to the area. We are currently seeking new members. Everyone is welcome to attend, look us over, and see if this is something that may interest you. Annual dues are $15. JE Seniors Lunch
Noon. JE Community Center, 1 Route 31, Jordan. The town of Elbridge hosts PEACE, Inc., Senior Nutrition lunches every Tuesday and Friday. Reservations required; $3.75 suggested donation. Lunch is followed by a guest speaker or activity on the first Tuesday of the month. Special events are $10. Please call 315-378-8004 or visit townofelbridge. com to confirm registration dates and times. Mah Jongg
12 p.m. Salina Library, 100 Belmont St., Mattydale. Mah Jongg is a fascinating rummy-like game you play with tiles rather than cards. Instruction is available for beginners. Do you have experience? You can help to teach others. Please register. Caring for Persons with Alzheimer’s and Dementia
5:30 p.m. Liverpool Public Library. Presented by the Onondaga County Office for Aging in collaboration with Alzheimer’s Association of CNY. Registration required. 315-435-2362 ext: 4693. History and Genealogy Club
6 to 7 p.m. First Tuesday of the month. Elbridge Free Library, 241 E. Main St. The club plans to help its members with their personal history and genealogy pursuits, as well as share projects and collective lessons learned. Additionally, the club will discuss future meeting topics, potential speakers and potential field trips. The club will
have access to the library’s research databases as well. The club’s focus will be on local history. For more information, call 315-689-7111.
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS Tech Help by Appointment
10:30 a.m., 1 p.m., and 2 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays; 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays. Salina Free Library, 100 Belmont St., Mattydale. Do you need help getting around your laptop or tablet? Would you like to set up an email account? Do you want to download an e-book? Need help searching for and applying for jobs? One-on-one technology help appointments are now available. Appointments last up to 1 hour. Please register; onlibsalina.evanced.info/signup. Masks are required. This program is supported by federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds allocated to the New York State Library by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS).
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
Canton Woods Aerobics Exercise
9:15 a.m. Canton Woods Senior Center, 76 Canton St., Baldwinsville. Aerobics workout designed especially for seniors! Fun, upbeat music that will start your day off right! Charges payable to the instructor. Falls Prevention Class
10 a.m. Canton Woods Senior Center, 76 Canton St., Baldwinsville. This class is taught by retired physical therapist Julie Hall and is free! The class works on your core and balance. You will feel the benefit of this class in your daily activities.
WEDNESDAYS
Baby Bounce & Rhyme
9:15 a.m. Skaneateles Library, 49 E. Genesee St. Bond with your baby during this program featuring nursery rhymes, books, movement and fingerplays, followed by playtime. For babies up to 18 months. BPL Storytime
9:30 a.m. Baldwinsville Public Library, 33 E. Genesee St. Children ages 2-4 are welcome to join Mrs. G and Miss Jessie at BPL for our in-person storytime. This program is designed for children and accompanying adults. There is a different theme each week, with a few stories, songs, and an interactive craft. Please plan to attend and be engaged with your child for this program. Drop-offs will not be permitted. Registration is required. Please register each child and each adult that will be attending. You can call the library at 315-635-5631 or go to our website bville.lib.ny.us to sign up. Anyone over the age of 2 must wear a mask inside the library. Plank Road Quilt Guild
9:30 a.m. Second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Cicero United Methodist Church, 8416 N. Main St. (Route 11). The purpose of the guild is to create an interest and awareness of quilting, and to educate all who are interested in this art form. The first meeting is the business meeting followed by a program and members’ “Show and Tell.” The second meeting is the friendship meeting, which is less formal. This meeting promotes friendships and can include a variety of activities such as community service, personal projects, tips and encouragement from members. For more information, visit plankroadquiltguild.org. GBCC Coffee Talk
10 a.m. first Wednesday of the month. The Greater Baldwinsville Chamber of Commerce’s Coffee Talks are for anyone who is interested in joining the chamber, current members, or community members interested in learning about what the greater Baldwinsville area has to offer while we showcase a local business that supports the area. Interested in hosting a coffee talk? Email baldwinsvillechamber@gmail.com.
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Adult Coloring
10-11 a.m. NOPL Brewerton, 5440 Bennett St. Come join us for the relaunch of our popular adult coloring group. Supplies will be provided but we also encourage you to consider bringing your own. Call 315-676-7484 or visit nopl.org. Storytime with Miss Sarah
10-11 a.m. NOPL North Syracuse, 100 Trolley Barn Lane. Join Miss Sarah for a free storytime filled with picture books and songs. Designed for young children and their caregivers. After 30 minutes of stories and songs there will be 30 minutes of playtime. For more information, call 315-458-6184 or visit nopl.org. Early Learners Story Time
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accessible. Doors open at 5 p.m., kitchen opens at 5:30 p.m. and bingo sales start at 6 p.m. Call 315622-2348 for more information. Proceeds benefit Elks projects and charitable programs. Current COVID guidelines apply.
Onondaga County. Visit peace-caa.org/programs/ senior-nutrition/ or call 315-470-3331 to find the program in your neighborhood.
Fika: Swedish Coffee Break
BPL Board Meeting
3 p.m. Salina Library, 100 Belmont St., Mattydale. Make time to pause and refresh, to socialize and energize. Meet new people or bring along a friend. Please register.
7:30 p.m. second Wednesday of the month. Baldwinsville Public Library, 33 E. Genesee St., Baldwinsville. The monthly business meeting of the Baldwinsville Public Library Board of Trustees is open to the public. For a Zoom link to the meeting, contact Library Director Meg Van Patten at 315-635-5631 or megv@bville.lib.ny.us.
Each holiday season, the Baldwinsville Christmas Bureau serves over 100 local families in need. Support the Christmas Bureau year-round by donating your bottles and cans at the Baldwinsville Bottle and Can Return located in River Mall.
Bingo
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Shacksboro Museum
Open noon to 4 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, weather permitting; Museum at the Shacksboro Schoolhouse, 46 Canton St., Baldwinsville. For more information, visit facebook.com/ShacksboroSchoolhouseMuseum or call 315-638-2452.
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Winter pet care
All in all, for the Central New York region, this has been a fairly mild winter by most any measure. While there has been some snow and certainly some days of extreme cold weather and bitter winds, compared to some years, this winter hasn’t been all that bad. While the weather might not be as intense as we are used to, it is likely we are still doing many of the usual things to be prepared when we go out and we are wearing warmer clothes, coats, hats, gloves and other items of this nature to make sure we are keeping ourselves safe and warm. But for those of us with pets, it is also important to remember that they are also subject to the conditions outdoors. A good rule of thumb is that if we are cold chances are they are cold too. Best Friends Animal Society is a national animal welfare organization. The organization shared some tips for pet owners to be prepared and help keep their four legged friends safe in the winter. According to Best Friends Animal Society these tips include the following: Keep your pets inside during extreme temperatures. Once the temperature drops below 20 degrees Fahrenheit, pets are at risk of developing hypothermia or frostbite. Dogs and cats’ paws, ears, and tails are the most common areas that pets can develop frostbite – this increases if those areas are wet. If a pet needs to spend time outside during extreme temperatures, keep both walks and potty breaks short. Use plastic water bowls for outdoors. A pet’s tongue may stick to metal, and they could injure themselves when trying to pull away. Chemicals used to melt snow and ice can injure or irritate the pads of pet’s feet. Look for petfriendly ice melt products and steer clear of anti-freeze which is toxic to pets. Gently wipe their feet with a damp towel once they are back inside to avoid a trip to the veterinarian. Wearing boots can protect paws from irritating salt on the street. Many dogs, particularly those with short coats, will be more comfortable if they have a sweater or coat on. If a dog frequently lifts their paws, whines or stops during walks, it is probably because their feet are cold. Be particularly careful when taking older, arthritic animals and small pets outside. They may become stiff and tender quickly and often find it difficult to walk on the snow or ice. Don’t let dogs off the leash during a snowstorm. No matter how much they want to play in the snow, they can easily lose their scent and become lost. Always make sure dogs are wearing ID tags and are microchipped before you take them out. Always check under the hood of a car’s engine - a favorite hiding space for community cats. Check underneath a car, bang on the hood, and honk the horn before starting the engine to make sure a cat hasn’t taken up temporary housing there. By keeping these steps in mind, we can help keep our pets a little safer and more comfortable no matter what kind of weather we have this winter.
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s I was sitting in the waiting area where I used to buy my husband’s shirts, a gentleman came in and sat down across from me, visibly unwell. I smiled and said hello, which seemed the polite thing to do. He, with an audible sigh, began to share a rather harrowing list of symptoms. Before he could finish his inventory of woe, the nurse called his name and asked the conventional “How are you today?” This poor soul with more problems than I could count, answered, “Fine.” When another nurse asked me the same question, I answered “Fine” too. Duh! I haven’t been fine since Feb. 22, 2018, when a surgeon who was replacing my right hip broke my femur. The long tale that wags that story is far too teeth-gnashing for me to relate, but safe to say, it was the beginning, if not the origination, of a cascade of years of feeling really …how shall I put this? Peeked? A bit off? Unwell? Poorly? No! Better descriptors would be lousy, crappy, really yucky, precipitating “what did I do in a past life to deserve this?” thoughts. I, like so many, did a dance with Covid. I can remember driving to the doctor’s office in Fayetteville. I found myself wandering down a strange hallway segregated from others to accommodate the examination of possible Covid carriers. And yes, I did have the virus and was sent home with instructions to monitor how I felt and to be ready to call 911. But that was an unusual occurrence compared to what had become an almost daily episode of “I don’t feel well.” I accumulated a rather daunting phalanx of physicians, from my PCP (two retired,) a gynecologist, an endocrinologist, two gastroenterologists, an otolaryngologist, a pain doctor, a chiropractor, a dermatologist and several other ologists, none of whom could help me lessen the regularity of feeling awful. I had diagnoses that ranged from Vitamin D deficiency to any number of maladies that were described with
letters, UTI, URI, IBS, L, M, N, O, P… Or vague “isms” - put the following terms in a sentence: hyperparathyroidism and Trendelenburg gait and see what you come up with. My social life has disintegrated to basically nothing. I have cancelled, postponed or put on the back burner eating out, adult beverages and dessert on the porch, dinner parties, going to the library, shopping or visiting mostly any place because something isn’t quite right. Examples of that awful feeling can vary from hour to hour and day to day, but leg and back pain with the added fillip of vertigo and its side effects would be a good start. The vertigo part is sort of underwhelming until you actually experience it. Living in a world that is wobbly where you have to hold on to furniture to get to the bathroom is not fun. Losing consciousness because you got up from sitting down without doing so in slow motion is even less fun. So, what did I do? First of all, as a lifelong hypochondriac with a vast knowledge of medicine garnered from my long love affair with TV medical shows, there was self-medication. My self-medication of choice is baking and searching the internet for recipes that would produce the kind of deliciousness that would focus my attention on producing gustatory pleasure rather than on the off-putting symptoms that plague most days. This, of course, only produced a larger version of me and my complaints. It seemed that my disdain for the added weight has been only superseded by my response, which is to seek more delicious food to assuage my feeling angry or sorry for my weight gain. I know. I know! As I search for what is probably not possible at my age, some kind of healing …the beat goes on. You can learn from anything. I would be stingy if I didn’t share a short recipe for deliciousness (see sidebar) that I got from my daughter. It is beyond tasty and, with some convoluted thinking, can be absolved from the blame of adding more pounds. Amidst my daily challenge to sanity, there is so much good.
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Emily’s roasted olives 1. Gather assorted olives without pits. 2. Nestle the olives of choice in good olive oil. The amount of oil should be determined by how you will use the resulting infused oil for other things. 3. Add the following: Finely dices shallots, fresh thyme, orange zest, whole garlic cloves, a few tablespoons of balsamic vinegar, hot pepper, salt and black pepper to taste. 4. Roast in your oven set at 375 degrees for a half hour. Allow to cool and serve with crusty bread. A glass of red wine wouldn’t hurt either.
My daughter-in-law finished her radiation treatments; my son came home to spend Super Bowl Sunday with his father, eating a feast that I produced for them; my daughter calls regularly to chat and visits to help as needed; my grandsons are all doing well, happy and healthy; my spouse produced another beautiful drawing while at his Urban Sketchers meeting; I got Wordle in three twice last week; the last of the kittens that my neighbor and I took care of was placed in its forever home (thanks to Lauren Bachiller;) and the sun is out today! I am making stuffed shells for dinner tonight. But I will only eat one and be satisfied with a lot of salad. So, having gotten this off my chest, how will I answer the question, “How are you today?” In the same way… ”Fine.” Ann Ferro is a mother, a grandmother and a retired social studies teacher. While still figuring out what she wants to be when she grows up, she lives in Marcellus with lots of books, a spouse and a large orange cat.
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Years Ago in History
The Clark sensation
By Cindy Bell Tobey
125 Years Ago – Feb. 23, 1899
Iowa Hawkeyes fans got their wish early on Thursday night and, in some Random instances, gladly paid a lot to witness it. Thoughts Here, as throughout this remarkable winter, getting a ticket Phil Blackwell required snapping it up really early, months in advance, or going into the secondary market and forking over $200 – for a cheap seat. Courtside, it went well into four figures. All for a very good reason, though. Eight points was all Caitlin Clark needed to surpass Kelsey Plum and climb to the top of the scoring list in the history of women’s college basketball. Even with all the road game sellouts and incredible buzz Clark’s very presence generates, it was fitting and proper that she set her record in Iowa City, where nothing but cheers rained down once those eight points were attained – on her first three shots of the game. And the record-breaker? of course it was a 3-pointer, just past midcourt, on the logo, a Clark specialty that, along with her aggressive drives to the basket and great passing ability (she also has more tha n 1,000 career assists), turned her into America’s best sports phenomenon. Clark is well on her way to surpassing Pete Maravich and the great Lynette Woodard (she had 3,649 points at Kansas) to have the all-time mark regardless of gender. It also brings forth, yet again, the way that women’s basketball, and women’s sports in general, continues to grow and flourish. But it’s just one example. So much more is going on, right close to home, that, if you haven’t yet seen it in person, it’s about time you did. A lot of it is at the college level. SU has a top-20 women’s hoops program and a player, Dyashia Fair, who also has 3,000 career points. The Orange just might get a couple of NCAA Tournament games at home. Get that, and who knows how far SU can go? They’re also starting to play Division I women’s lacrosse at Le Moyne, and the Dolphins won the first time it played a majorcollege opponent - and it was California. This on top of a top-10 women’s program on the SU hill. It spreads to the hockey rink, too, in ways that a few years ago seemed quite unlikely. I was so pleased, back on Feb. 6, to see a big crowd at Onondaga Nation Arena for the girls sectional hockey final between Skaneateles and Oswego, a sign of the sport’s continued growth. They held the state “Frozen Four” at the new Nexus Center in Utica - where, in April, they will host the latest edition of the World Championships. What a great opportunity for this area to see the best in the sport, get inspired and get a chance to dream. On and on it goes throughout the spring and summer, with softball exploding in popularity and, come July, this thing called the Olympics in Paris, with Simone Biles, Katie Ledecky and so much more we don’t yet know about, but likely will by the time the flame goes out. Put it all together, and it’s reason enough to cast aside men’s sports and all the noise and fury that can surround it, not to mention the talk of contracts, legacies and other trivia. At least for now, it all comes back to Clark. As many records as she holds, she could put them completely out of any mortal’s reach if she returns to Iowa with her remaining year of eligibility and waits for the WNBA. Another season in Black and Gold would bring another tour of outsized attention, with every big program in the country begging for a Clark appearance and a guaranteed sellout. Plus, if the Hawkeyes don’t win it all, it might have a better team in 2024-25. Then again, as Breanna Stewart or Paige Bueckers can tell you, a bad injury can happen anytime, anywhere. There’s always that risk. Even at her greatest, Clark might never draw 100 million-plus TV audiences the way a recent football game constantly showing a prominent female spectator did. Then again, the show Caitlin Clark has put on, in Iowa and everywhere else, is just as special, and what’s most amazing is that the best parts might still lie ahead. Phil Blackwell is sports editor at Eagle News. He can be reached at pblackwell@ eaglenewsonline.com.
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Half of the shipment of 1,500 yearling rainbow trout ordered for Cazenovia lake by Rev. J. L. Meagher, were received from the Caledonia state hatchery yesterday, and placed in the lake at a point not far from the island, that being deemed the most natural breeding ground for them. The other half will arrive at 8:40 tomorrow afternoon, and will deposited in the same place. They come in charge of an attendant from the hatchery, and those received yesterday came through in fine condition without the loss of a single fish.
100 Years Ago – Feb. 21, 1924
Next Tuesday afternoon is the day scheduled for the third annual community winter picnic under the auspices of the Cazenovia Outdoor Club, to be held at Shelter Valley near the old woolen mill property about a mile and a half north of Cazenovia village on the gorge road. More than 500 attended the picnic held last year at the same place and if the weather is favorable, it is hoped that the attendance will be as large or larger this year. This is a community affair. It is not limited to Cazenovia people. Everybody from all the country around is invited, including town of Nelson and town of Fenner people, the folks from New Woodstock and all the farmers from this whole section and their families. Everybody goes and have a good time. It is expected that the Union school and most of the stores will close at noon for the rest of the day so that the whole community may join together in enjoying a real holiday. At Shelter Valley is a splendid hill for skiing and tobogganing, and the shoeing is good. Those who don’t take part in winter sports will enjoy watching the others take the tumbles. Get your friends to go with you. You will have a good time.
75 Years Ago – Feb. 24, 1949
Early in January while Lawrence Ames was buzzing some maples the sap ran so freely it gummed up the saw. The next day he decided to tap a few trees. On Jan. 9 he put out 80 buckets. Although the sap didn’t run very good, he left them out. But on Feb. 17 the sap started to run so he put out 250 more buckets. By last Saturday night, the 19th, Mrs. Ames had boiled down 12 gallons of syrup. “One gallon of syrup makes about eight pounds of sugar,” she says. But if this weather keeps up for long the trees will soon bud and that will end the sap run. Folks in the West and South may be surprised to read about New Yorkers tapping trees so early. We certainly have had an unusual winter here but perhaps we better not crow yet as Memorial Day May 30 is a long way off and some old timers have told us of snow on these Nelson hills as late as July 4th.
55 Years Ago – Feb. 19, 1969
Cazenovia’s 51 year experiment in political togetherness will come to an end next Monday night. The union caucus of Cazenovia Village will be discarded this year in favor of party caucuses by the Republicans and Democrats to nominate candidates for two village trustee terms and for mayor. Under the Union caucus system, eligible village voters met to approve one slate of unopposed candidates for offices to be elected. The system was arranged so that the village board would always contain two Republicans and two Democrats, with the political affiliation of the mayoral office to alternate with each two-year term.
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BY KATE HILL BY JASON GABAK STAFF WRITER EDITOR District BY JANELLE DAVIS Central School During the Nov. 20 Cazenovia disthe Skaneateles Town board meeting, Assistant Superintendent At its Nov. 20 meeting, (CCSD) Board of Education a new Thomas zoning imFinnerty providecently, Official inresolution to announce its 55th cussed and approved a The Baldwinsville Kiwanis held for Business/School Business adventure work at Austin Park pavilion. doorthe district has taken so far to prepare Day, is looking to munity for its proposed difficult Annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving ed an update on the steps unveiled at bus fleet. The village of Fayetteville Aaron said this was a was to an all-electric a 5k, 10k to renovate the Town Supervisor Janet work Thursday, Nov. 23. Featured were for the upcoming transition USA, move forward with plans has worked diligently to all new school bus purraces thatand Destiny decision and that the board by resiand fun run. There were also virtual New York State has mandated it all school buses on local senior center’s cottage. behind address concerns raised is the pri2027 and the imagination by village liaison efon plans for the project, held. The Annual Turkey Day Race chases must be zero emission Trustee Jane Rice, the planning board, but these Kiwanis. may surprise you.by 2035. Center, said the dents as well as the village village mary fund raiser for Baldwinsville the road must be fully electric to the Fayetteville Senior to achieve a plan that the LORI NEWCOMB few other district adminisandofa other Joining a host in a row,” getforts have not been able Finnerty reported thatathe Destiny is week to start the village is getting its “ducks to approve. previous planning board was able voted answered, and with a grant writer the met attractions trators village planning board in- for a shared garage ting logistical questions York’sforfirst proposal At an Aug. 3 meeting, the Central New request bidding process for process of developing ablast stood at the time. preparing to have the Blast feasibility study. arena, to deny the project as it infrastructure door gel at the start of the can be found on the village and electric vehicle charging the renovation underway state funding to support The entirety of the minutes CNY. been awarded $25,000 in11, CCSD has new year. SUBMITTED PHOTOS website, villageofskaneateles.com.numerous meetings and Jimmy Ginsburg, board of trustees of his has held Cathe study. town of Rice said at the village visupport the Town the said the young with PHOTOS the Aaron is the Cazenovia, well as SUBMITTED Cicero the Village of 11, of Cicero, of district, Nov. 27 that Ginsburg, about their interests as Jimmy to The school explore meeting held on Monday, USA. actionthewill heard from many residents use the fundinghas such as sionary behind finalized for the of Nelson opened Blast CNY at Destiny which will address work family infrastruczenovia, and the Town concept plans have been concerns in the project packed concept.bus and highway garage to the tennis and basketopportunities to consolidate project. mothhisalso the feasibility ofAssociation ment concepts. pickleball courts, improvementswell as the pavilion. examine His motivation International on the propstudy will path as Nicole is the creative ture and resources. TheGinsburg The secondary building said, is of Amusement Parks and inball courts and walking er Nicole charging infrastructure. like St. will be repaired interest has been expressed sershared electric vehiclememories. erty at 584 E. Genesee Plans call for and public Con- mind behind projects at what(IAAPA) a study looking making Attractions into a multi-use, year-round Nov. 24 and crafts center. It The young entrepreneur “We are going to commission the Museum of Intrigue, “Would and turned into an arts terest in turning the pavilion Dickens Christmas started familysaid ference including Finnerty.with his mom. Jimmy and to share,” Es- and his family stay involved SUBMITTED PHOTOS for ushis insulated and the of groups and activities Parade and might be practicalthinking it be a is a trade Intrigue Experiences, facility for use by a variety would be repainted and Pancake outside Would with the World’s Smallest IAAPA it be nothing? four casts vices The are alwaysonly? Would FriRotary Club’s Father’s Day stabilized. Painting in the experience with Jerit be a charging facility existing uses such as the The Musical.” The production’s other festivities on Bright floor foundation will be repre- cape The Estate, making maintenance Department’s and that when Fire Descendants: oprepairs box do granted daily the Volunteer and “Disney’s is of of organization and already charge emy in charge to the funds Widing Hood.” Theatre is presenting Breakfast and the Skaneateles facility where we could In addition stag- and ever- with a Twist DeWitt, day. The annual celebration Children’s beginning be cast members from “Doo Wep Wed The Syracuse own memories. the diverse theirvehicles? sents County willare So, we are really at the and Jimmy and in 2023. Onondaga project, Field Days. students. Picturedzonmarking its 30th year for theseveral in- the renowned Frightmare erations been local Choreogra- to these electric“We always have been raised about haveis really include possible.” changing attractions Director Babs Rubenstein, an appropriate Haunted SCREAM Owen helping wherever According to Aaron concerns at the pavilion which of [determining] what providing funding for Nicole LocalatGovernleast in part this Farms the NYS doing it more.” Ellis, and Music Director es the proposal through fortunate to travel,” dustry, they can as their academic Channel pher Kellie KATE HILL one particular aspect of update. The funding was awarded Park. The 9th annual Parade of on technical assistance ing code BY always who are all full-time Adapted from the Disney facility where parks department “We were provides said. Program, experience helped inspire which the Nikita Richards, Olson said the cottage will calls for creating a storage Mark WRITER All of these influences schedules allow. Efficiency Lights was presented by MayorSTAFF try to targeting shared opportuMovies, “Descendants,” a as vision for Blast can be stored. three-hour class session ment Original lighting projects the hunt for places Jimmy’s Blast CNY introduces vehicles and equipment children employees. Each the Baldwinsville Volungrants for inter-municipal coalesced and inspired have a half bath and improved visitors meetings where we preor experiquality services. new to tells the story of four musical part-time staff members/as- and of efficient,CNY. something delivery “We had many informational addressed the concerns and the senior center for Syracuse to pursue a business unique blend of adventure, the Evil also has five Children’s teer Fire Company in conas space the nities, cost savings,history, well the of CCSD Lauren and science,onorbehalf conference isn’t Jimmy In December, the of Disney villains Maleficent, When sistant teachers. or whatBut,by gel strategy, and physical activence sew,12paint sented the project and listened also heard requests from perforjunction with the village Vil. out and opportunity to utilize The application was prepared present spread(SCT) willdraw, Community Area instruction and final to Jafar, and Cruella De only inspiration. Aaron said. “We MICHAEL DALY. Theatre seekQueen, the secSCT’s Cazenovia on arts.” they Jimmy’s the of lightmanner Through neighbors,” located tree of is activity yearsame It director ity. The more Lost the of Baldwinsville creative of the executive blast in ever other the pavilion used for of “Disney’s Descendants: (and in mances teens are sent from the Isle pre-K through grade 12 stu- Lines, Nicole said that having Jimmy only had to look and ond floor of Destiny USA residents who want to see those veterans buried there Civic the ing celebration. to attend prep performance, as foam darts, laser tag Development Association. take part time worked very hard to meet the memory of military the John H. Mulroy $25,000. the Musical” in in. to spendlocal match own family to see the to the kingdom of Auradon cottage the fundamentals of theatre, the ability minimum toofhis clothing. round opportunities. We LORI NEWCOMB on Veterans Day to honor the projand siblings, have visited in the Canyon Area. the goal is to have the of beloved dents learn said Theatre. paintball. The grant requires adoing up putentrepreneurfor family outings, teamWe significantly changed their leaders, parents Manlius Village Cemetery somethingwould have toand - Carrier for the CenterRice preparation, dance/ school alongside the children Be prepared for a fitting rolls around together the [municipalities] creative concerns and requests. on the of years the Scouts, with springDirecGirl Scouts flocked to the Players can participate building events, and unforDay to remove the flags whether including audition scene work. by the time With the help of his “The district and Blast a stand alone building Executive renovated Cemetery). For a number CNY, to make ial said. flags, and again on Veterans and rest heroes, they must decide According to SCT such theDisney spirit at work. ect that originally included fun, for your gear and a safety impact the adjoining Christ Church in use beEllis, state pays $25,000,” Finnerty graves with American foot- movement, music, Unit. the like brother, Owen, and in thrilling scenarios producso it can thethrough 2024 to try to mitigate the visual moon of SCT $25,000, andmemories gettable birthday parties. Todd Day to plant veterans’ in their parents’ wicked the Scouts’ F-M Service Founder is a powerful is the creator and twin ontorinand Nicolecommiswest side of the pavilion of the board that the district briefing before you’re According to Ellis, 95 percent cemetery on Memorial under the umbrella of the summertime and to follow Jeremy Ginsburg, as capture the flag, free-foridea to use the north end Finnerty also informed the that season, If you would like to of features from various local troops, five students from the local steps or learn to be good. musical theatre CCSD bus routes live events lo- father, tion on neighbors. When the that matches, tivation. your way to high-energy season. The Scouts are classes culminate in a to conduct a study oftothe producer of was presented, we agreed they got to work creating all, sudden death sioned a company ward. battery check out Blast CNY, thenationally. a not-for-profit organization deserveswill be needed, zip code. pavilion for our equipment 13035 “Everyone A small cally and kids to en- and several portal games and other materialsSCT is but fun. types of buses that the training production. said tools would save money as well. Olson necgrade 7, will appear garden walk-ins are welcome, range a safe space for produc- to determinesmile, Jenkins, has served as a theatrical it was a great idea and laugh, and experiMaya charging infrastructure Her endeavors planned to For more information center “We have had four one-hour Jeremy as- that players complete for senior rec9, as that will require, and the of the Austin Pavilion is grade the fenced-inHyatt, York children advanced bookings are she said. Shakespeare capacity theyence basis.trendy pop-up expe- joy themselves. section of the north end “Maleficent;” Jayce true joy,” ground for Central New as from space points. over the winter call 315-751-7279 or email to operate on a dailyfrom tions of plays by William such as lawnmowers, pickup in the cottage to power the buses as “Auradoncan be more ommended. conduct theater sisted in the physical Hyatt, grade 2,second Grid toimmersive the house our parks equipment nothing Avastored of that 1999. “Jay;” 5th Summer session over essary “There isFinnerty riences, asked National BlastCNY@gmail.com. According to Jimmy etc., that we need to maintain and layout. Owen “Au- since and that the 6, asfloor the theatre during our of Prior to that study,than Make sure to arrive in months trucks, trimmers, tools holiday at- design time.” sites. is only ‘Romeo & Juliet,’ ‘A Bobby McDowell, grade facility duringThroughout the year, ian;” precious productions, residents than the number transportation untouched the “game” and his family, Blast CNY of the pavilion. But this remain willGrace and one- the years, including grade 2, as at evaluation of potential a Besaw, building BY JASON KLAIBER Jimhad stage sneakers and comfortable shows helped with park and the future needs facilitylive pickle1;” and provides semester-long classes radonian At the age of nine, Night’s Dream,’ ‘Macbeth,’ an that our current tractions, students that were enrolled rest includes adding new is the ultimate destination camps, all of Midsummer restoration. “They thought at that point STAFF WRITER theEnsemble.” fact that in mind, entertain- and scenarios. part of the project. The the creativesaid.to“Keep It,’” Ellis said. “[Howinteractive and two-week school break “Isle my developed a given time and the tennis court surfaces, resurfacing of electricity,” Finnerty at the and ‘As You Like get to meet the BOE PAGE 13 ball courts, redoing the musicals, thus suitable amount no longer be pulling “SCT is great because you which culminate in a production the walking path and also idea while attending ever,] most students want the buses will have fun acting the basketball courts, improving The team pushing for a day-to-day basis. TOWN PAGE 14 Civic Center. so many great people and SCT PAGE 13 St. Mat- in on consists of is my third redevelopment of the SCT’s main artistic staff with them,” said Jayce. “This Addressing the zoning in East recommend that not building said could I School Benz thew’s members, show with them. the vil- board atSyracuse presented to the 38 parking spaces appeals 21 of would lage’s zoning board of tached to the project ownearlier this month. resources, grant services be reserved for condo PHOTO Peter Barth, Taylor BY RUSS TARBY SUBMITTED law Barth, for Janis news The project would reutilize ers, while the rest will be first Sullivan, and industry department at with an application. and Sue WoltBY KATE HILL The Skaneateles Police CONTRIBUTING WRITER govthe existing infrastructure served. from all sides,” correspond will also be able to acPelcher, Courtney Livecchi, enforcement and local are available “We have agreement to come, first Applicants STAFF WRITER has clip on lights that the 214 Kinne St. property them man. BY JASON GABAK need them Of the condos, there would ernment agencies. Lexipol Aaron said. rooms at the information enabling free to residents who may BY RUSS TARBY At its Nov. 20 meeting, serves more than 4,500 the as needed and as cess turn the one-time classroom be 11 one-bedrooms, eight twoEDITOR “I have decorated different at night to their application is in Under the agreement, TYLER Lorenzo manwhen they are walking of Liverpool DAVIDthe 10 years,” said Ellis, CONTRIBUTING WRITER resiBYseason, schedule, to see where least repreVillage studio at their the for two holiday on spaces into 21 condominiums. and nationwide, This more based Lorenzo and agencies bedrooms they are available Garden help make them safer to the public from the Skavillage when an process. Board of Trustees approved senting more than 300,000 Along with that, the gymna- dences, Benz said. track of is vice president of the Syracuse a part sion will open its doors t its Nov. 20 meting, the town will inform the This will also help keep results posted at the Ononvisible. at Loren- to who the opportunity being be used Christmas will have the village to celebrate the hiring of a public safety employees The public After revisiting the updated for public “Is anything nicer than sium at the site would He said that for anybody neateles Town Board announced officer is needed for court and JASON KLAIBER Dec. 5-10 speare website, both Salina Town the Fairfield Club. projects that are planned supChristmas.” ofconvert was no on plans Daysto the time the officer at Lorenzo? It is always Posella said DPW workers solutions company to projects for after-school programming, to buy one of the condos, they daga County Board of Elections “The Twelve officer sworn in that its town constable prop- zo:comment will bill the town for hear- of Christmas But hearing and when those public hosted his challenger, Stella Penizotto, plement the administrative New youth the Lorenzo a Jan. 8site to comof the St. Matthew’s School Stateathistoric a home law firm to a York still out collecting leaves. Estate primarily as a place for Supervisor Nick Paro and to use various pieces from The New longer going to be able For more than a year, the their way to a public will have to go through is in court. Plans for the redevelopment East Syracuse’s zoning board. made program in cial this agree- will make the rooms.” literacy he said he has been with justice court. efforts of Liverpool Police Liverpool Police Departbasketball to be played. saw their vote totals climb. first Christmas at Lorenzo moving its law collection when decorating itsing. The town moved to approve ownership financial mit to serving the town erty were recently shared meeting agenda. what defeated Conservative Sgt. entire Lorenzo Aaron said the ment at its Nov. 20 meeting and forwarded aware of instances of ofBottar Law has proposed Ryan Benz, the principal class with a Department of Paro, a Republican, soundly a Chief Jerry Unger and According to Roshia, the Town Supervisor Janet ment has been critically Cromp said in the codes feces a train the Nov. 7 election by Victorian-era almost completely repainted 1974. said Christmas his duties has become prominent he assumes to be dog Lorenzo intoatthe is vital and Dave Sturtz. involved in making the of contractor Redev CNY, Party nominee Stella Penizotto and Urban Develop- of the not-for-profit Legacy “Christmas constable planned to continue unable to it to the village. under-staffed. inside and that there practice York, staff is St. The Newmansion, perspec- Housing 21 and also dis- fice communication either in bags or not being Genesee but was in Central finan- Foundation of Central New on the make year. folks 7078 E. The board – Mayor Stacy – home that from a residential foratmany The village met on Nov. vote of 3,047 to 2,259. remodeling dition So when Joseph Otat the town boat launch this software will help ment (HUD)-certified fea- event happen each 1875, year and this try for public office, Penizotto left in leaf piles for DPW in will be additional 1864 that trustees Methe court. between as a to continue staff decorator Elizabeth After making her first more efficient for constructed tive he speculates his proposed cial planner so they know what York, stepped to the podium cussed the agreement. we are thrilled encour- Finney and continue serving with backboards and and taviano was sworn in living This year, feet of said workers to deal with. idea had been the process overin place for day-care center – found court to put in new Christmas,’” 12,000 of square thanDays with her mother, Nancy, more lissa Cassidy, Rachel Ciotti, full-time LPD officer at the Sennett reiterated the Twelve tures project will lead to less who operates a successful While the town has plans murals with ‘The getting into and to en- the second-floor village all involved. on about Whiting worked Evans said this was poolMacVitscoreboards, as well as than they’re and Matt town also wanted discussed with the police chief and that Whiting also Matthew heated outdoor Sitea Manager space and all occupancy and noise aging signs amid her loss. they’re being set up room to talk about the gymnacoverage, Aaron said the such as Historic Con- Mike LaMontagne Sennett said she was in the formal dining room. opening of the village board unacceptable. an officer for sehas like 100 registered depicting sports figures help to fill in used sure that the beautifully Melinda Reeder voted unani PAGE 16 this agreement to provide and noted it has join us to viewBOARD “The fact that Salina only 2 to have plans for additional when St. Matthew’s was that line Devendorf – sium side of the project. worked with staff member meeting, his appearance Sennett said the when the town thrilled ST. MATTHEW’S PAGE tie. “Please citing for success. people to vote for me on been exhibit wing and take a horse-drawn LPD PHOTO curity would be as needed a lot of time from mously to hire a firm named was warmly welcomed by for security when needed. as an elementary school, servatives, yet I got 2,200 Hon said the gym has decorated mansion and to decorate the mansion Randall Hon, the founder DPW works hard and out to Skacoverage and with taken Livshe said. the beautiful new did not otherwise have This lead to Aaron reaching Lexipol to oversee the the codes office to find the lower number of potential is a big accomplishment,” Mayor Stacy Finney and sleigh/wagon ride through gift shop. the trustees and by Unger. residents have a lot of Mary Sennett. Penizotto waged a negative Police Chief Jerry Unger, known as RipHistoric Site.” software to meet prior notification. neateles Village Mayor erpool Police Department’s Paro still maintains thatSUBMITTED PHOTOS “Alison Boissonnas, also grounds of Lorenzo State After Finney conducton Wednesday the right having an expectations of these officer Joseph Ottaviano. she Miss Buckland, celebration, volhim. Justice court is generally Aaron and Sennett discussed of personal applications for NY state ed the ceremony, Cassidy full-time police the village’s needs and and ask Days campaign againstLorenzo: In preparation for the Twelve pleton Schoolhouse Marm reported via memo that a Skaemployees The great ger of where village one He’ll for said. one at increased been [and] agreement office March. assurhas assigned while the codes eachbudget nights, Sennett 13. The eye will last until inter-municipal and celebrate “Christmas on Nov.were “This campaign year the schoolhouse decorated, made 98 traffic decorators adopted by an op- accreditation he attended the thanked looked Ottaviano in the State Historic Site will matwould fill in if or constable law, unteer that people be considerate accord- will have residents.” in and start his officers English year’s Trustee Ed Evans said classic and it has been exacerbated the last work in addressing this neateles police officer 1.5%inover staff — Jennifer Quinn, Lorenzo Before approving the Ho! Ho! Join Santa and his hoofed Ho!citaand $2 fornegativity,” ing that the department and exclaimed, “Welcome then be sworn loss for my family, is the gifts detailed town of approximately and expressed his their stops and issued 78 from Dec. 5-10. $6 for adults said. “I have to ascre- our maintenance by hostility and respectful. with Admission marked The festive day is certain to get town board meeting Comptroller to use theirKerrie said it’s the hope of the when needed. they could have,” Kerr the ter. covering shifts in Liverpool. of at Tommy Eberl, and Spencer Christmas” Sunshine Horses on Sunpeople have is preremains in compliance carol and invited helpers positional campaign ing to Michalenko. to Liverpool, officer!” this was an ar- support before the board moved to approve tions for violations they convert to a Michalenkothe appointment of a constable Christmas levy Jeremy Bushaw, BY JASON KLAIBER Heggelke noted that several ages 12 and under. Cash in- home. you in the holiday spirit. into their tax revenue According to Aaron sess them differently if “The addition of these that theme on Dec. 7,Parochildren the proposed traffic 3, from noon to 4 p.m. relocated the outside decorating, board that said. state-mandated standards. day, Dec. incorporate pedestrian safety as to said Fusco Ottaviano in place between the agreement. He added ativity be Eberst — do all STAFF WRITER the state’s vehicle and As visitors tour the mansion admission fees. raised questions about For $5 per car, get your holiday news ferred fordisagrees. in the Dark rangement that had been condominium.” in place fairly quickly.” ar- at 3721 Verplank Road and that the town would The trustees agreed to to Central New York after two officers will bring Three Located seasonal favorites Penizotto and approved In other adornments. a festive photo-op spot is $20,386,058 Rd. in prior. received an the days get shorter. Nick knows it,” reviewed by the “drops andCazennavigated the holiday full- laws in October. at 17 Rippleton with Santa and his little Laine Gilmore will play As- cluding $200,000. factual The board also discussed the town and village years Sennett said the village Programs The second local law the “MyLocated tax cap by about have a clip on Lexipol $29,772 for the serving five years with the department to four town of Clay, Holiday at the photos motorcampaign was always that Natoli has successfully to Interpretive under the Plus Planning for and we talked of a new cell According in the drawing room while adopted a pair rests were madeinofthe “I have blinking lights that is the 1807 Federal-style he has done to peo- pay establishment of an can- Aisle.,” said Roshia. before visiting the Holiday with creating the kept also Lorenzo anan agreement with Civic man“I reached out to Mary Board ovia, “The entire tours will be on the piano email regarding the possibility The DeWitt Town Board Town the board pertained to the truth about everything classicsshe said. time officers, still three is an opportunity for the com- helpers driving DeWittRoshia, legal hurdles involved Farm said them so you can attach it to your jacket or first year, followed by an an agent Jacqueline see if they would software for the codes enforcement office. who wasenough.” Traditional guided mansion NYPD. ists charged with 13 meeting. Wood Quartet sings holiday Lincklaen, to the estab- sistantThe placed in the village. She John will Shop with crafters, snacks, and so oftown with Chief Heggelke to in observance bathrooms of home come out soonand of the approved seven of local laws at its Nov. meeting office of town constable. historic Dec. 5 through Fri- Chord 25 two between tower being law and leading the way this munity to kick-off the holiday seamatter you can attach it to your dog’s collar as well,” Cazen-term as su- nual payment of $10,700. its Dec.the Belle Aire Hand-ple and celed what we did many including He will complete his field short sion, Company while intoxicated. in charge of pa- local public hearings And let’s not forget— still offered from Tuesday, According to the discussion Cromp, there has been some interest in the on the second floor. The be open to considering is proud to win a second The first of the two 8 of the Holland “That constable will be of an office of constable. ParoLand learning more about Sun- much more. a special meeting can whileinbut decorated. John sonwere In addition to its accredi- training here in mid-Decem- officers,” Unger said. 1 to 4 p.m. has an inter- Heggelke said. “They are free and I obtained in the holidays on Dec. For his part, view, has been Lincklaen/Ledyard of a new arEight accidents within the town lishment of Holy onChristmas, Learn how to adopt, sponthen day, Dec. 8, from the board and Codes Officer it was announced Verizon years ago,” Aaron said. include day around of Loren- bell Trio will ring ovia’s founder. The concerned the establishment decorators trolling the schools located Unger pointed out that Horses and its rescue horses horses. for another shine Nina Walters, the principal a number of ef- since month. with Police High Schoolpervisor. until he said, tation and policy services, ber when he will be able to scheduled But Sennett said them from the New York State Department year’s volunteer Lorenzoattacks,” This With support from the Friends Matt Natoli occupied town code to deterthis software will provide Street, stood be the vestigated here last are waiting for their forever sor, and volunteer. The ideas was discussed said. fallacious est and sent up balloons. with and Dec. 9, and the Cazenovia Nanwellness family continuallyagainst membersand DeWitt,” Town Attorney ticle in a chapter of the boardElizabeth School on East Genesee an academy hosted by the public of Health.” all parties were ficiencies to codes office procedures. Bogart; residential celebration will continue Van derthe if necessary, sing traditional carols “We pushed back made 39who were conveyedwill be the Lexipol’s Cordico units for of cover shifts for the LPD. powers and duties Cross Proceeds from the day will go to still very preliminary and Chief Scott Heggelke and meet- zo (FOL), the and its contents both the board Wendy what is and always the police music, Chamber Choir will County Sheriff ’s Officers Club memorganizational a confidential took mine the value of condominium said. “There are certain centralize proj- this is 2024 Garden home. at the meeting to thank stayed focused on weproperty Syracuse decorated mansion, live visitor center. On“andthe The town’s site is operHe said residents can contact Another applicant, Mor- Onondaga The software will help to – the people I plan provides made aware before anything checks and 106 business excited to open up the support Sunshine’s commitment to for their cy Whiting; our intention that up agreeable. obState in campaign at 5 p.m. tours of the on Dec. 9 at 1 p.m. in the the everyThe New York thing in1968. Judy8 Larter; of who spoke would be “We are tax assessment purposes. listed in the law, and it’s town’s police department to been Office will begin in Februplans right department if they are interested in back to bring Ellis, andJan. be held program which supports Pam Monday, will evoke themosttoimportant sweet treats, and horse-drawn willHill, ingPat Office of Parks, law has to do bers all the powers and the ect information, keep records gan Baumler, has also checks while respondingSanta and his helpers,” said rescuing, rehabilitating, and retrain“Basically we’ve gone But there are no definite process. follow at wassail and on Dec. 10, Bells and Motley ated by the New York State meeting town constable will have The substance of that local was discussed as place. BarbaratoBartlett; farm to and Aaron said. Kellish; work through the ongoing physical and mental health hired by Unger, and is cur- ary. a regular rides with Lamplit Farm Jeffrey board taining these lights. withand said. past in the mansion, andrepresent.” of existing this Preservation and to an applicant and what a total of 409 incidents Sestak, fundraising chair. ing all horses in our care while they to pro- Linda back the contract we had,” York State.” noted, sleigh/wagon otherwise Conway; documents, now, Sennett 8, from 7 spirit of Christmas Recreation and Historic by Village Dianne UnlessDixie with preventing the conversion of peace officer in New Operations Tom “Just to have that opportunity would Kathleen evening.Hoak; was reviewed of law enforcement person- rently finishing his phase 2 PHOTOS Dec. 7, and Friday, Dec. and Mrs. Claus” will 6:30 thatConway into loving homes. the non-profit well as keep track of pertinent SUBMITTED This contract Director of Municipal dwellings into calls for service. goal is to hire an in Octoandbe Thursday, 2024 will Sun- Merry Mischief ’s “Mr. for our school will have a fun-filled after- await adoption supported with help from Town AttorKerstin “Visitors Natoli said the town’s other materials that residential neighborhood Smith; in 16 inMarkmeetings nel and their families. on Saturday, Dec. 9, and of vide greater safety with the Camillus Eight accidents visit sunshinehorses. the board’s Dec. 3.and Colvin;other plans, renderings and helpersPavlus Attorney Jordan The LPD arrested doing Michalenko said. fourth to 9 p.m., and delight guests of all ages. and Beth CORRECTION some holiday shopping To learn more that certified by the Department Walters said. “We’re just Jaime at 6 p.m. in Fris- training Horses will welcome Santa and his Smith. second FOL. noon the reported Sunshine condos, Supervisor Ed individual Koennecke; to peon p.m. 25 to ber 4 set on phenomenal,” to Headquartered 1 shop be holElizabeth Star-Review gift month from 10, held McKay; ney Brody edition theon Lorenzo’s Police Department, Megan said such condividuals last while meeting some of our special org. as a peace offiVisitors can stop in the In its town hall An- at day, Dec. more15information OBITUARIES ................ 11 ForNov. ride will Town Assessor Al Kerr Criminal Justice Services At the village board’s being each month at theSusan visitsued by his co, Texas, Lexipol provides be completed Dec. 5. 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He pointed to a specific provision in the proposed local law that requires an applicant to submit photo documentation to demonstrate that no more than 20 feet of the structure and associated antenna are visible from all residential properties within a half mile of the site at the time of application to the town. “This doesn’t say the same thing as the language that we sent in,” Nash said. He explained that when considering tower height, the group of interested citizens contemplated how best to deal with camouflage towers. According to Nash, a camouflage tower can only be effectively hidden if it protrudes no more than 20 feet above the tree line. “Once you start going higher than that, it starts becoming something that is [visible] on the landscape,” Nash said. He then remarked that the language included in the proposed local law does not mean that a tower can only be 20 feet above the tree line; it just means that from half a mile away, a person can only see 20 feet of the tower above the tree line. To emphasize the difference between the language in the proposed local law and the language submitted by the group of interested citizens, Nash referred to a telecommunications tower just west of New Woodstock that is “easily 80 to 100 feet above the tree line.” He said he went to every house within a half mile of that tower to assess the visibility of the structure. “Not one of those houses sees 20 feet of that tower,” Nash reported. “In fact, all of them except one don’t even see the tower within that half mile. Obviously, a tower 100 feet above the tree line, no matter how many fake pine tree limbs you put on it, is going to be detrimental to the landscape. In fact, all the people within a half mile don’t see it, but the rest of New Woodstock and most of Cazenovia sees that tower. So, this language [doesn’t] work for camouflage towers.” He suggested that the specific language regarding tower height should be discussed further before the town board votes on the proposed law. “I’m pretty sure we can come up with some language that everybody would be happy with,” Nash said. Brendan Rigby, a resident of Cobb Hill Notice oflanguage FormationreRoad, agreed that the proposed of Amaya Chic, LLC, a garding tower height is Domestic perhaps Limited “not protecLiability Company (LLC). Artitive enough.” LEGALS TOWN OF CAZENOVIA OFFICIAL NOTICE RE: MINOR SUBDIVISION Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Cazenovia Town Planning Board on Thursday, March 7, 2024 at 7:30 PM, or as soon thereafter as can be heard, at the Town Office Building, 7 Albany Street, Cazenovia, NY on the following matter: Request by James & Janine Golub to review: 1) A line change between parcel tax map numbers 67.3-1-8.1 and 75.-1-47.2. Property is located at 1590 Peth Road, Manlius, NY and West Lake Road, Cazenovia, NY (Owned by Elaine Rubenstein). Zoned Lake Watershed. 2) A minor (1 lot) subdivision at tax map number 75.-1-50.2 Property is located at 3360 West Lake Road, Cazenovia, NY. Zoned Lake Watershed. Planning Board File #23-1512. The Cazenovia Town Planning Board will be at said time and place to hear all persons in support of, or in opposition to this request for a line change and a minor subdivision. Persons may appear in person or by agent. Robert Ridler, Chairman Town Planning Board Town of Cazenovia Dated: February 2, 2024 CR-325687 NOTICE OF FORMATION of a LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY 938 Water Street, LLC Arts of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 01/03/2024. Office location: Madison County. Princ. Office of LLC: 8848 Lake Road, Canastota, New York 13032. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to the LLC at the addr. of its princ. office. Purpose: Any lawful activity. CR-324284
cles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York LEGALS (SSNY) on October 5th, 2023. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 570 Main St, Oneida, NY 13421. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-324729
NOTICE OF LLC FORMATION CHICKORY LLC Arts of Org. filed SSNY 1/9/24, Madison Co. SSNY design agent for process & shall mail to Zenbusiness Inc. 41 State St #112 Albany, NY 12207 General Purpose . CR-324883 NOTICE OF LLC23148004 FORMATION Chitty Bang Bang LLC. Filed 10/21/16. Cty: Madison. SSNY desig. for process & shall mail 16 Oswego St, Baldwinsville, NY 13027. Purp: any lawful. CR-324427 Chlad Welding, LLC, Arts of Org. filed with Sec. of State of NY (SSNY) 1/5/2024. Cty: Madison. SSNY desig. as agent upon whom process against may be served & shall mail process to Matthew Chlad, 5679 Hill Rd, Hamilton, NY 13346. General Purpose. CR-324940 CNY Dental, PLLC, Arts of Org. filed with Sec. of State of NY (SSNY) 2/5/2024. Cty: Madison. SSNY desig. as agent upon whom process against may be served & shall mail process to 337 N Peterboro St, Canastota, NY 13032. Purpose: Dentistry. CR-326063
NOTICE OF FORMATION OF DOMESTIC LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY; Name of LLC: ALEXANDRIA QUICK, LLC; Date of Filing: 01/23/2024; Office of the LLC: Madison Co.; The NY Secretary of State (NYSS) has been designated as the agent upon whom process may be served. The NYSS may mail a copy of any process to the LLC at 5458 Ottman Road, Vernon, New York 13476; Purpose of LLC: Any lawful purpose. CR-325479
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TOWN OF CAZENOVIA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REVIEW SPECIAL BOARD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town of Cazenovia Comprehensive Plan Review Special Board will meet in person to continue their review to update the Comprehensive Plan for the Town of Cazenovia. The Special Board will meet at the Town of Cazenovia Town Hall, 7 Albany Street, Cazenovia, New York, on Wednesday, March 6, 2024 at 8:00 a.m. Dated: February 15, 2024 Connie J. Sunderman, Town Clerk Town of Cazenovia CR-326335
Notice of Formation of Amaya Chic, LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on October 5th, 2023. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon
DMCJ Partners, LLC, Arts of Org. filed with Sec. of State of NY (SSNY) 1/29/2024. Cty: Madison. SSNY desig. as agent upon whom process against may be served & shall mail process to Mulberry Hill LLC, 3500 Westview Rd, Morrisville, NY 13408. General Purpose.
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Eagle News • CNY’s Community News Source “We do appreciate the amount of time and effort that has gone into this,” Rigby said. “You have met with us on multiple occasions, and many of the things that we suggested [did] get incorporated here. I do think that the proposed legislation is a marked improvement over the current law, and I really do appreciate that. It’s just some of these [more] subtle points here that we are revisiting.” In response to the public input, Town Attorney John Langey commented that he was able to incorporate about 80 to 90 percent of the interested citizens’ proposed changes into the law with no problem. “[However, when reading] some of the language, particularly about what you folks were talking about, I wasn’t sure how that was going to operate in the real world, or what the courts might say, or what the industry might try to do to challenge it,” Langey said. The town attorney also explained that the board had two options to consider that evening. “The board can [table] it tonight and have more meetings to decide if you want some different language,” he said. “Or you can adopt what has been presented to you tonight after you hear everybody on this public hearing and then maybe continue to work on it, like we [did] with the solar law. We adopted it and then we tuned it up a few months later for a few other things that we wanted. So those are options for you. Nothing is final tonight, whether they adopt it or not.” Following a brief discussion, the board voted to close the public hearing and table the resolution to enact the proposed local law. If any changes are made to the proposed law over the next month, a new public hearing will be opened. In other news The town board awarded the bid for the proposed Ridge Road Highway and Drainage Improvements project to Cunningham Excavation, Inc. The total bid was for $302,113. “This will be subject to satisfactory review by the town attorney and confirmation of all necessary permits and financing,” said Supervisor Kyle Reger. The town board also authorized the establishment of a Major Renewable Energy Facility Committee consisting of the following community representatives: Sheila Fallon of the town board, Robert Ridler of the town planning board, Paul Curtin of the Cazenovia Advisory Conservation Commission, and Jennifer Wong of the Cazenovia Preservation DMCJ Partners, LLC, Foundation. Arts of Org. filed with Sec.The of adopted State of resolution NY explains that the NOTICE OF LLC (SSNY) 1/29/2024. Cty: committee was proposed in FORMATION response to the Madison. SSNY desig.
as agent upon whom process LEGALS against may be served & shall mail process to Mulberry Hill LLC, 3500 Westview Rd, Morrisville, NY 13408. General Purpose. CR-325745 NOTICE OF FORMATION of FORCES WITH NATURE, LLC. Art. of Org. filed with NY Secretary of State (SSNY) 01/31/2024. Office location: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: PO Box 306, Chittenango, NY 13037. Purpose: Any lawful activity. CR-325661 NOTICE OF FORMATION of HAMILTON FORWARD LLC. Art. of Org. filed with NY of State Secretary (SSNY) 01/16/2024. Office location: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 11 Payne St, Hamilton, NY 13346. Purpose: Any lawful activity. CR-324884 Notice of Formation of Hofsdal Concessions LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 11/07/2023. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 2381 Old Route 5, Chittenango NY 13037. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-325055 LEGAL NOTICE Notice of formation of Hughes & Company: Excavating & Concrete Services, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy of State of NY (SSNY) on 12/20/23 under LLC Law Sec. 203. Formation date: 1/1/24. Office location: 6924 Old County Rd., Canastota, NY 13032, Madison County. SSNY designated as agent upon whom process against LLC may be served who shall mail process to James P. Hughes, 6924 Old County Road, Canastota, NY 13032. Purpose: Any lawful business. Perpetual existence. CR-325781 NOTICE OF LLC FORMATION KG SEPTIC & SEWER LLC Arts of Org. filed SSNY 1/3/24, Madison Co. SSNY design agent for process & shall mail to Zenbusiness Inc. 41 State St #112 Albany, NY 12207 General Purpose. CR-324556 NOTICE OF LLC FORMATION KOVA GENETICS LLC Arts of Org. filed SSNY 11/27/23, Madison Co. SSNY design agent for process & shall mail to Zenbusiness Inc. 41 State St #112 Albany,
KOVA GENETICS LLC Arts of LEGALS Org. filed SSNY 11/27/23, Madison Co. SSNY design agent for process & shall mail to Zenbusiness Inc. 41 State St #112 Albany, NY 12207 General Purpose . CR-323183 KW Appraisal Group, LLC Arts. of Org. filed with SSNY on the Office: 09/26/2023. Madison County. SSNY designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to the LLC at 4008 Brick Kiln Dr, Chittenango, NY 13037. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. CR-324120 Notice of Formation of Kyong-Hwa Amy Moon, DMD, PLLC, Arts of Org. filed with NY Secy of State (SSNY) on January 8, 2024. Office location: Madison County. SSNY is designated as agent of PLLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to The PLLC at 11674 SW Wilton Ave., Portland, OR 97223. Purpose: any lawful activity. CR-324424 Notice of Formation of Laurie Gilmore Fine Art LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on December 27, 2023. Office County of location: Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 30 Nelson St, Cazenovia, NY 13035. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-325549
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOWN OF FENNER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Municipal Home Rule Law there has been presented to the Town Board of the Town of Fenner, New York, at a regular meeting thereof held on February 14, 2024, proposed Local Law No. A2024, titled, “A Local Establishing a Tax Exemption on Real Property Owned by Persons Sixty-Five Years of Age or Over Pursuant to Real Property Tax Law § 467.” The full text of said Local Law is on file at the Town Clerk's Office at the Town Offices located at 3151 Fenner East Road in the Town of Fenner for inspection by all interested persons, and available online at http://www.townoffenner.com/. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that on February 14, 2024, the Town Board determined that this proposed Local Law is an Unlisted action in connection with SEQRA and determined this action shall have no significant adverse impact on
increasing number of large-scale renewable energy generation projects in Madison County and “in response to Executive Law [Section] 94-c and/or any subsequent legislation approved by the NYS Legislature and Governor relative to such projects.” Reger announced that his next monthly office hours are scheduled for Saturday, March
2, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., to allow community members to sit down with him and discuss any town issue. The town board typically meets on the second Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Gothic Cottage. For more information, visit towncazenovia.digitaltowpath.org or call the town office at 315-655-9213.
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You cancally actually putts submitmake comments NOTICE FURTHER proposed Localbrain Law GIVEN that on looking at February the hole on because your 14, 2024, the Town No. B-2024 to the Town Board determined that Clerk at townclerk@by this proposed Local Law townoffenner.com LEGALS LEGALS is an Unlisted action in noon on March 13, connection with SEQRA 2024. 14, and determined this ac- DATED: February tion shall have no signif- 2024 icant adverse impact on LISA DOLAN the environment, thus Town Clerk concluding the environ- CR-326289 mental review process. NOTICE IS FURTHER NOTICE OF PUBLIC GIVEN that the Town HEARING Board will hold a public TOWN OF FENNER hearing on the proposed Local Law at the Town NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVHall located at 3151 Fen- EN that pursuant to Muner East Road in the nicipal Home Rule Law Town of Fenner on there has been presentMarch 13, 2024, at 8:00 ed to the Town Board of p.m., or as soon there- the Town of Fenner, New after as the matter can York, at a regular meetbe heard, at which time ing thereof held on all persons interested February 14, 2024, prowill be heard. The pub- posed Local Law No. Clic may mail or electroni- 2024, titled, “A Local Escally submit comments tablishing a Property Tax on proposed Local Law Exemption for Volunteer No. A-2024 to the Town Firefighters and VolunClerk at townclerk@- teer Ambulance Workers by Pursuant to Real Propertownoffenner.com noon on March 13, ty Tax Law § 466-a.” The full text of said Lo2024. DATED: February 14, cal Law is on file at the Town Clerk's Office at 2024 the Town Offices located LISA DOLAN at 3151 Fenner East Town Clerk Road in the Town of CR-326290 Fenner for inspection by all interested persons, NOTICE OF PUBLIC and available online at HEARING http://www.townoffenTOWN OF FENNER ner.com/. 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The pubNOTICE IS FURTHER lic may mail or electroniGIVEN that on February cally submit comments 14, 2024, the Town on proposed Local Law Board determined that No. C-2024 to the Town this proposed Local Law Clerk at townclerk@is an Unlisted action in townoffenner.com by connection with SEQRA noon on February 14, and determined this ac- 2024. tion shall have no signif- DATED: March 13 2024 icant adverse impact on LISA DOLAN the environment, thus Town Clerk concluding the environ- CR-326288 mental review process. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Town Notice of Formation Board will hold a public of Lucas Garden and hearing on the proposed Landscape L.L.C., a DoLocal Law at the Town mestic Limited Liability Hall located at 3151 Fen- Company (LLC). Artiner East Road in the cles of Organization filed Town of Fenner on with the Secretary of March 13, 2024, at 8:00 State of New York p.m., or as soon there- (SSNY) on 01/16/24. Ofafter as the matter can fice location: County of be heard, at which time Madison. SSNY is desigall persons interested nated as agent of LLC will be heard. The pub- upon whom process lic may mail or electroni- may be served. SSNY cally submit comments shall mail copy of proon proposed Local Law cess to: 2626 Fenner No. B-2024 to the Town Rd, Cazenovia, NY, Clerk at townclerk@- 13035. Purpose: any townoffenner.com by lawful purpose. noon on March 13, CR-324925 2024. DATED: February 14, 2024 LISA DOLAN
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gives you distance and target information to help you sink your putt. Also, by not looking down at the ball, you don’t have to spend your mental energy focusing on mechanics. Instead, you develop trust that your mechanics will hold up and perform a successful putt just like a basketball player trusts his shooting mechanics will hold up while he focuses on the rim. Instructions… * Measure a 3 foot putt. * Set up to the ball like normal, square the putter face to your line. * Now look at the hole. * Make the putting stroke and trust it. * Make 5 putts like this from 3, 5, 7, 9, & 12 feet. * Then make 5 putts like this from 15, 18, & 21 feet. * And finally, work on lag putts from 25-50 feet just trying to get within a few feet of the hole. Quotes From Jordan Spieth: # Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard. # Stay focused on your goals, but remain flexible in your approach. # Champions are made in the off-season. # Believe in yourself even when no one else does. # Failure is not the end. It’s just a stepping stone towards success. Notice of Formation # Talent is given, greatness is earned. of SJR & Sons
Trucking, LLC.has Is there any doubt…Jordan Spieth of Org. filed with to “work very hard” forArts. everything he has Secy. of State (SSNY) on achieved? 1/25/24. Office location:
LEGALS Notice of Formation of MAGjK LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State (SSNY) on 1/5/24. Office location: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: 7098 Mt. Pleasant Drive, Canastota, NY 13032. Purpose: any lawful activity. CR-325192 Notice of Formation of Marsh Mill Orchards LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 1/10/24. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 866 Marsh MIll Rd., Kirkville, NY 13082. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-325305 Notice of Formation of Poison Ivy Chronicles LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 10/09/2023. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 5 1/2 Lincklaen St., Cazenovia, NY 13035. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-325079 NOTICE OF LLC FORMATION Selby23 LLC. Filed with SSNY on 11/2/2023. Office: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent for process & shall mail to: 1826 Ballina Rd, Cazenovia, NY 13035. Purpose: any lawful. CR-325786 Notice of Formation of Seneca Trail Industries LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 12/06/2023. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 3197 Seneca Tpke, Canastota, NY 13032. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-325815 Notice of Formation of SJR & Sons Trucking, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State (SSNY) on 1/25/24. Office location: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: 3059 Seneca Turnpike, Canastota, NY 13032. Purpose: any lawful activity.
Madison County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be LEGALS served. SSNY shall mail process to: 3059 Seneca Turnpike, Canastota, NY 13032. Purpose: any lawful activity. CR-325794 Notice of Formation of Soup'R Smash Bros, LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 12/11/2023. Office location: County of Madison. SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 7591 Lakeport Rd, Chittenango, NY 13037. Purpose: any lawful purpose. CR-324250 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF SYRACUSE TRIM & WINDOW TINT, LLC Articles of Organization filed with Sec=y of State (SSNY) 01/24/2024, Office Location: Madison County, SSNY as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 9063 Petrie Road, Bridgeport, NY 13030. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. CR-325638 NOTICE OF PLLC FORMATION TR Wellness - NP In Psychiatry & Family Health PLLC. Filed 1/25/24. Office: Madison Co. SSNY desig. as agent for process & shall mail to: 3191 Cole Rd, Eaton, NY 13334. Purpose: NP in Psychiatry & Family Health. CR-325917
NOTICE OF FORMATION of WOOD CUTTERS & FELLERS, LLC. Art. of Org. filed with NY Secretary of State (SSNY) 01/31/2024. Office location: Madison County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: PO Box 306, Chittenango, NY 13037. Purpose: Any lawful activity. CR-325660 TOWN OF CAZENOVIA TOWN BOARD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of Cazenovia will meet at the Cazenovia Town Hall, 7 Albany Street, Cazenovia, Madison County, New York, on Wednesday, the sixth day of March 2024 at 7:00 p.m., for the purpose of conducting a work session. Notice is further given that the Town Board in the form of a special meeting shall consider such other business that may be brought before it at said time and place. February 15, 2024 Connie J. Sunderman, Town Clerk CR-326334
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Bianco is first Caz boys player to 1,000 points by Phil Blackwell
Even with some strong teams and tremendous athletes among its rosters in seasons past, Cazenovia boys basketball has never experienced what it has with Ben Bianco on the court. Further proof of this was illustrated last Thursday night when Bianco became the first player in the Lakers’ program history to reach the 1,000 career point mark – and did it during a thrilling 8480 overtime victory over Jordan-Elbridge. Entering the game close to that mark, Bianco reached it by sinking a 3-pointer in the first quarter, after which the game was stopped to acknowledge Bianco’s accomplishment with a commemorative ball and poster. It happened as Cazenovia was trading baskets with J-E, a team it beat 62-38 just two weeks earlier at Buckley Gym, and a similar type of game appeared at hand when the Lakers went on a secondquarter tear and took a
41-28 lead to the break. J-E didn’t go away, though, chipping away at the margin and then, led by the duo of Nolan Brunelle and Preston Murray, outscoring Cazenovia 22-11 in the fourth quarter to catch up. They went to overtime 68-68, and four extra minutes did not solve anything. Only in the second OT did the Lakers go back in front for good, its defense limiting the Eagles to just four points. Effective at the freethrow line (it hit 19 of 25 foul shots), Cazenovia saw Bianco and Edmond Richardson combine for 14 of those successful attempts at the line. Bianco finished with 35 points, the fifth time this season he’s gone past the 30-point mark. Richardson earned 16 points, with Bobby Livingston earning 13 points and Alex Kuper adding nine points. In defeat, Brunelle, who has also surpassed 1,000 career points and is just a sophomore, poured in 37 points, including
Cazenovia boys basketball junior Ben Bianco celebrates with his family his 1,000th career point earned in last Thursday’s 84-80, double-overtime win over Jordan-Elbridge. Bianco is the first player in Lakers program history to get to the 1,000-point mark. seven 3-pointers, while Murray got 24 points, but no other J-E player had more than six points. Cazenovia ended up with the no. 10 seed for the Section III Class B
playoffs and, in its roundof-16 game Wednesday night, would face no. 7 seed Phoenix, a team with which it split two close regular-season games. This happened a night
after Chittenango, as the no. 4 seed in Class A, meets no. 13 seed VernonVerona-Sherrill in its opening-round game, the winner to get Camden or Indian River in the quar-
terfinals later in the week. The Bears’ scheduled regular-season finale against East Syracuse Minoa last Friday was canceled due to winter weather.
Boys volleyball Bears finish unbeaten regular season by Phil Blackwell
Put to the test in the last week of its regular season, the Chittenango boys volleyball team passed through all of it and made it to the Section III winter playoffs without a blemish. The key match was last Monday’s showdown with Sauquoit Valley. At the time, not only were both teams unbeaten (the Bears 14-0, Sauquoit 15-0), but of those 29 wins, 28 of them were sweeps. It was Chittenango that would maintain its perfect run, in large measure due to what happened in the opening set. Both teams traded runs, and five different set points were squandered, before the Bears, at 28-28, were able to get back the serve and then, on the sixth set-point attempt, end it 30-28. From there, it was 25-16 and 25-18 in
the ensuing two sets, with Cole Thomas, as usual, at the forefront, recording 35 assists to go with seven digs, four aces, three blocks and two kills. On a well-balanced front line, Rodger Mulholland led with 11 kills, five digs and two blocks, while Ryan Thousand had 10 kills and four digs. Jackson Blaszkow added nine kills and two blocks, Kyle Peryer getting six kills and two blocks as Jacob Wagner had four kills and four assists. Andrew Uryniak and Seth Boulter each had six digs. A day later, it finally happened – the Bears lost a set, at the expense of Central Valley Academy, and only in the third set after Chittenango took the opening sets 25-18 and 25-20. Armed with a 13-2 record, the Thunder didn’t go away, instead laying claim to that third set in another 25-20 deci-
sion. All that did, though, was provoke the Bears, who blitzed CVA 25-11 in the fourth to end it. Thousand had 12 kills and eight digs, Blaszkow adding 10 kills, three aces and nine digs. Wagner improved to seven kills and two blocks, Mulholland getting four kills, three aces, four assists and nine digs as Thomas fed all of them with 26 assists, to go with four kills and seven digs. Uryniak earned six digs. Chittenango’s girls volleyball team would not join the boys as possible sectional champions, the no. 3 seed Bears ousted by no. 2 seed Christian Brothers Academy in last Wednesday’s sectional semifinal. Having lost twice to the Brothers in January (each of them four-set decisions), the Bears won a close opening set 25-23, but could not hold on to that advantage,
Hockey Lakers take playoff overtime loss to IHC by Phil Blackwell
Everything was going the way of the Cazenovia ice hockey team headed into overtime of last Thursday night’s Section III Division I quarterfinal against Watertown IHC at the Morrisville State IcePlex. Once down two goals, the no. 3 seed Lakers had rallied to catch the no. 6 seed Cavaliers, and were controlling the flow of play against an opponent playing for the second time in as many nights. One more successful attack, and Cazenovia would find itself in the semifinal round. Yet IHC managed to defy all these trends and, with Aidan Trimper finding the net in the extra period, prevailed 3-2 to end the Lakers’ championship dreams.
A rested Cazenovia side which had gone 7-2-1 in the second half of the regular season had reason to feel confident. Not only had it played well throughout the 2024 portion of its schedule, it had beaten IHC 5-2 back in early December in Watertown. Right away, though, the Lakers discovered how much IHD had improved, its defense clamping down on Cazenovia and holding it to just four shots during a scoreless first period. Cazenovia picked up its pressure in the second and, for the most part, camped in the Cavaliers’ end, ultimately taking 15 shots - but all of them were turned away by IHC goaltender Brodie MacGregor. What was more, when the Cavaliers did get chances, it capitalized. Trimper and Colin Whitmore each
struck for goals that gave IHC a 2-0 advantage going to the third. With its patience and resilience tested, the Lakers responded in the third period. Twice, Rhiley Montoya delivered well-placed passes that Jake Hightchew and Jack Donlin turned into goals, firing up the home crowd and tying the game. But the long intermission between regulation and OT allowed IHC to regroup, and in six-plus minutes of overtime the Cavaliers had a fair share of chances while again turning back the Lakers. Then Trimper, at the 6:39 mark, found his way to the net and put it past Ezra Stahlberg, winning the game for IHC. Cazenovia concluded with a record of 13-7-1.
Lakers’ Frisbie advances to state meet in triple jump by Phil Blackwell
A season full of victories and milestones for the Cazenovia boys indoor track and field team will include Connor Frisbie taking part in early March’s New York State Public High School Athletic Association championships on Staten Island. Frisbie earned his spot in the triple jump even before Wednesday’s Section III state qualifying meet at SRC Arena, site of so many Lakers triumphs this winter that included a lopsided victory in the Feb. 7 sectional Class B-2 meet. A season-best 44 feet 2 inches had topped the state qualifying standard of 43’6” by a comfortable margin, but Frisbie still aimed to win here, and nearly
did so. With a top attempt of 42’8”, Frisbie was best among small schools and beaten only in the overall competition by Liverpool’s Ny’Quez Madison, who finished with 43’9” but has gone 44’6 1/4” this season. Elsewhere, Cazenovia had Jaden Kaplan, Finn Worthington, Braden Carnahan and Wyatt Scott record a fourth-place finish in the 4x200 relay in 1:35.80, less than a second from the state qualifying standard of 1:34.94. Jake Woolbert set a new season mark in the 3,200-meter run in 10:05.88 and finished 10th before he joined Caleb Gilmore, Eddie Comeau and Tristan Field-Bradley for a time of 8:48.46 and sixth place in the 4x800 relay.
Individually, Killian Blouin cleared 11’6” in the pole vault for eighth place, not quite able to top 12 feet and advance furthr, while Carnahan posted 8.73 seconds in the 55-meter hurdles. Scott, with his long jump of 20’3 3/4”, finished eighth, while Carnahan was 10th with 20’ 3/4”. Frisbie and Eliot Comeau both cleared 5’8” in the high jump, with Jonathan Sweet earning a top weight throw of 46’11 1/2”. Chittenango got its best finish from Sean Eiffe in the boys shot put, where he threw it 44’9 1/2” to set a new personal mark and rise to eighth place. Hannah Wagner went 7.80 seconds in the girls 55-meter dash.
CBA winning the second set 26-16. The pivotal third set went 25-21 in the Brothers’ favor and it went on to take the fourth set 25-9 as Carleah Morgia put away 19 kills, with Naveah Bacheyie adding seven kills and six blocks, plus four aces and seven digs. On CBA’s back line, Josie Lachut dished out 31 assists, with Josie DePalma picking up 23 digs and Julie Zdep earning 10 digs. For the Bears, who finished 13-6 (three of the defeats to CBA), Julia Spencer and Stephanie Huckabee each had eight kills and combined for 23 digs, Sydney Martin earning 10 assists and four aces and Alex Sylstra adding nine assists. Cate McGork had five assists and two blocks to complement Spencer’s three blocks. CBA would go on to sweep Clinton in Saturday’s final at Watertown, earning its first sectional title since 2000.
Caz swimmers contribute to F-M team’s season by Phil Blackwell
What has turned into a new and highly successful tradition has continued this winter with Cazenovia High School students contributing to the success of the Fayetteville-Manlius swim teams. In this case, it was the boys Hornets who benefited most from the presence of Max Vidakovic, a senior who would reach several finals, by himself and with teammates, during last Wednesday’s Section III Class A championships at Nottingham High School. F-M finished 5-2 overall in the regular season, second in the SCAC Metro division behind unbeaten Baldwinsville. Vidakovic was part of a 200 freestyle relay side that posted 1:35.93 to reside in the sectional top 10 while he also earned a best time of 57.76 seconds in the 100 butterfly. Good as this was, how Vidakovic performed at the sectional meet exceeded it, especially in the Class A portion. In his specialty, the 100 butterfly, Vidakovic roared to a time of 54.99 seconds, which put him third, less than a second behind the 54.01 from Jamesville-DeWitt/CBA’s Lesha Kabunov. Liverpool’s Jack Cavallerano pulled away to win in 50.07. Then, in Friday’s state qualifier, Vidakovic joined F-M’s James Cao, Anthony Bottar and Derick Wang to finish sixth in 1:43.53 before going 55.10 seconds in the 100 butterfly to finish fifth, again with Cavallerano (50.94) on top. In the 500 freestyle, Vidakovic finished 15th overall in a clocking of 5:23.53. Another Cazenovia senior, Harry Hausser, was on the team, along with two ninth-graders, Nolan Campgana and Connor Kelly. Hausser swam the 100 freestyle in 57.29 seconds to win that event when F-M defeated West Genesee on Jan. 4, and with Campagna, Kelly and Vidakovic, they helped F-M finish a close second (313.5 points) to B’ville (324 points) at the Class A meet.
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Cazenovia girls basketball completes season 5-15 by Phil Blackwell
Saturday brought the release of the Section III basketball playoff brackets, with Chittenango part of the Class A field as the no. 12 seed, bound for a first-round game against no. 5 seed Central Valley Academy. Meanwhile, Cazenovia, holding a 5-15 record, opted not to take part in the Class B tournament, so last week’s pair of games would end its season. The Lakers took a setback last Monday with a 35-31 defeat to LaFayette, who broke out of a 15-15 halftime tie by inching out in front and staying there led by Ellie McElhannon and her 16 points. On the Lakers’ side, most of the production came from Sophie Rheaume, who fin-
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while Caroline has a unique talent for flavor and cooking. The inspiration for our business stems [from] a strong desire to be more conscious about where our food comes from and how we can actively support our local food economies. We strike a great balance [that] has allowed us to pour our talents into many different aspects of the business.” From Scratch presented its first Cazenovia event, a dessert and tea tasting, on Dec. 29 at Loka Leaf Tea Lounge. The menu paired five Loka Leaf teas with five desserts — a chocolate almond cake topped with lavender-infused whipped cream, dark chocolate-dipped oatmeal lace cookies, a New York-style cheesecake topped with a foraged berry reduction, orange-glazed cranberry walnut shortbread, and decorated gingerbread cookies. Featured local ingredients included maple syrup and eggs from Local Roots, oats from Gianforte Farm, and lavender from Farmstead 1868. “We hope to encourage healthy eating by providing delicious food that is also good for you,” said Horvatits. “Being transparent with our ingredients and where we are getting our food is also very important to us. In just a short time, we have made some great connections with people in the community, local farms, and other small businesses. We hope to continue to do so throughout the years.” From Scratch held its first Loka Leaf Kitchen Takeover on Sunday, Feb. 11. The event, which Brummeler described as a major milestone for the business, was a significant undertaking that involved baking, prepping, cooking, and delivering food to customers. The brunch menu featured a gourmet breakfast sandwich, breakfast tacos, a seasonal frittata, a “Sweet Shroom Grilled Cheese,” winter squash soup, cranberry orange scones, poppy glazed brioche with jam filling, ginger
ished with 12 points, and Ella Baker, who got 11 points. Two nights later, in the season finale at Syracuse Academy of Science, the Lakers demonstrated plenty of fight and character in the course of a 60-53 defeat to the Atoms. SAS did its best work in the second quarter, outscoring Cazenovia 14-9, but for the entire second half the Atoms found it difficult to put the Lakers away. That was because Baker was amassing 16 points, eight rebounds, three assists and two steals, while Rheaume earned 14 points and six rebounds and Bess Johnson got 13 points and six rebounds. Avaya Weismore had seven points and seven rebounds. SAS held on, though, led by Shayla
citrus soda, pour-over coffee, and Loka Leaf teas. “In some ways, we had been holding our breath, unsure of what to expect,” Brummeler said on Feb. 16. “The response we received was more than encouraging. We gained incredible feedback and support this past week. We can’t wait to do it again this Sunday and do it better. We have made some adjustments and changes to improve service, and we are filled with confidence. We want to continue to surprise everyone with delicious food week after week.” Brummeler also commented that Mark and Julie Biviano, owners of the tea lounge, continue to be supportive and excited to collaborate with From Scratch. Earlier this month, Horvatits and Brummeler announced that From Scratch will be contracting with the Cazenovia Club for the 2024 summer season. Kevin Mann, a member of the Cazenovia Club Board of Governors, welcomed the new chefs to the team in the club’s February newsletter. “As advocates of local sourcing and quality cooking, they’re bringing an innovative dining experience to our club,” Mann wrote. “Their commitment to utilizing locally sourced ingredients and revitalizing a family farm in Fenner, NY, aligns perfectly with our community’s values. We look forward to tasting their creations and supporting their mission to connect local farms with our community.” In the months leading up to the summer season, Horvatits and Brummeler will be continuing the Kitchen Takeover series, catering a few events, and seeking opportunities to collaborate with local businesses. The cooks are also planning to provide food for the Center of Grace Wellness Center in Manlius. For updates on From Scratch Kitchen and Farm, follow the business on Instagram @ fromscratch.caz or sign up for the event newsletter at fromscratchcaz.com.
Baker’s double-double of 18 points and 10 rebounds, to go with five blocks. Antaneya Burrage had 14 points, six rebounds and
six assists, with Daniella McLean getting 10 points, plus eight points apiece from A’Lanna Patterson and Imija Williams.
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