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Egyptian Festival returns

By Ashley M. Casey Associate Editor

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ach year, St. Mary and St. Mina Coptic Orthodox Church in North Syracuse invites the community to feast on authentic Egyptian fare, tour the church and learn about its roots in ancient Alexandria. The sixth annual St. Mary’s Egyptian Festival takes place next weekend, July 22-24.

The festival returned last year after a COVID-forced hiatus in 2020.

“We were fortunate last year that cases were down, and we’re hoping that is the case this year,” said Father Kyrillos Sadek, the priest at St. Mary and St. Mina.

“We just enjoy the time where we interact with our community.”

Proceeds from the festival benefit the church’s upkeep and ministries in Central New York and in Egypt. The church recently replaced the roof of the sanctuary and has plans to renovate a lounge for the youth group. The congregation also raises money for projects that allow Egyptians living in poverty to generate their own income.

While the church held online services in the early months of the pandemic, the spacious sanctuary has allowed congregants to maintain a safe physical distance while still celebrating their faith and culture together. Each month, Kyrillos goes to Ithaca to pray Mass with Coptic students of Cornell University and Ithaca College.

Maintaining a connection is especially important for Coptic youth, Kyrillos said, as the pandemic has continued.

“The two years of the pandemic really had their toll on our youth. They lack the social life and interaction [they had before]. We’re trying to revive it

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Friends sponsor tourism and local entertainment

By Amanda Roberts NOPL Creative Director

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St. Mary’s Egyptian Festival takes place from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday, July 22; 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, July 23; and noon to 7 p.m. Sunday, July 24, at St. Mary and St. Mina Coptic Orthodox Church, located at 106 Church St. in North Syracuse. Visit stmarystminacopticchurch.org/egyptfest.html for more information or to order food online. because it’s very important for their mental health and their spiritual health,” he said. “People got so much more attached to social media and phones, and they lost that sense of community and connection.”

St. Mary and St. Mina partnered with a Boston-area Coptic church for a youth retreat, and the North Syracuse church recently hosted the annual Sports League for Upstate Coptic Youth (St. LUCY) games for young Copts from Buffalo, Rochester and Albany.

“We found out later that St.

Lucia is a martyr from Siracusa, Italy, so she is the patron saint of the league,” Kyrillos said.

Young members of the St. Mary and St. Mina flock will volunteer at the festival: greeting guests, serving food and running games and crafts for kids. Church members are already hard at work rolling grape leaves and preparing other Egyptian dishes for next weekend.

The festival is not just a fundraiser or open house for the church, but a chance for the community to come together.

“That’s a blessed time. It’s a fellowship time where people are working together knowing that they are showcasing our church to the bigger Syracuse area,” Kyrillos said.

St. Mary’s Egyptian Festival takes place from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday, July 22; 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Saturday, July 23; and noon to 7 p.m. Sunday, July 24, at St. Mary and St. Mina Coptic Orthodox Church, located at 106 Church St. in North Syracuse. Visit stmarystminacopticchurch.org/ egyptfest.html for more information or to order food online.

The Friends Groups of the Northern Onondaga Public Library (NOPL) are a group of volunteers with a mission to help the library. The Friends are a nonprofit, charitable group formed to support the library.

They are often involved in fundraising, advocacy, volunteering, public awareness campaigns, and literacy programs.

This past year the Friends have been a gem to the library and have incorporated themselves into many facets of the community. The Friends of the Cicero Library, for example, have helped finance items for the Library Farm, such as purchasing new wood for garden beds and birdhouses.

In addition, the Friends of the Brewerton Library collaborated with the Town of Cicero Parks and Rec to sponsor a wellreceived concert at Riverfront Park in late June and repair a Little Free Library by the Oneida River.

The Friends raise money through book sales, raffles baskets, and more. Their hard work and dedication have shined through the years, and they are recruiting continuously. Sometimes they’re looking for teen volunteers to help at events, and other times for community members to donate their time to plan fundraisers and events. There is also a way to financially support the Friends by providing a donation at the library’s service desk.

To learn more about the NOPL Friends Groups and how to support the library, visit NOPL’s website at NOPL.org/ friends.

Overflow crowd Rocker Jan Fetterly gets a warm good-bye

By Russ Tarby Contributing Writer A crowd of more than 600 packed Johnson Park on Wednesday, July 6, as Jan Fetterly and The Cobblerockers rocked and rolled and rocked some more. But the upbeat scene had a bittersweet backdrop: the concert would be Fetterly’s final show here in his hometown of Liverpool.

One of the area’s bestknown musicians, Fetterly celebrated his 78th birthday last December.

“Growing up in Liverpool! I grew up in a house just three blocks from here,” he announced from the stage.

He went on to excel at baseball in high

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Jan Fetterly performed with The Cobblerockers at Johnson Park on Wednesday, July 6. After 64 years onstage, Fetterly will retire from music on Oct. 29. school before becoming the drummer for Central NY’s seminal rock’n’roll combo, Sam & The Twisters. A song recorded in

1963 by the Twisters, “Fooba Wooba John,” is believed to be the bestselling single ever in SyrFetterly

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LCSD Fine Arts Hall of Fame inducts 6 Six individuals were inducted into the Liverpool Central School District Fine Arts Hall of Fame on June 12.

The Hall of Fame is sponsored

by VITAL (Vision in the Arts at Liverpool).

Mary (LaCasse) Biddlecombe is director of the Vanderbilt Blair Academy and artistic director of the Blair Children’s Chorus, where she oversees six graded youth choirs. In addition, she teaches collegiate courses in music education and choral literature, and conducts the Vanderbilt University Treble Singers.

Biddlecombe taught music at every grade level in the public schools of New York, Georgia and Florida for 10 years. She is a renowned specialist in children’s voices, particularly middle school and secondary choral settings. Choirs under her direction have performed for conventions of the American Choral Directors Association and have toured nationally and internationally.

The Blair Children’s Chorus also is a frequent collaborator with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra.

Biddlecombe is a passionate advocate for music education.

She has served as conductor for all-state choirs for Alabama, Florida, and Georgia as well as regional honor choirs in a dozen states. She also has served as conductor for two regional Youth Honor Choirs (Southern and Southwest re-

gion) of the American Choral Directors Association. She is a proud graduate of Liverpool High School and holds a master of music in choral conducting from Florida State University and a bachelor of music education from the Crane School Music at SUNY Potsdam.

After graduating from LHS in 1999, Tommy Lincoln earned a bachelor’s degree from Cazenovia College in visual communications and a master of science from Syracuse University.

Lincoln went on to work at a handful of advertising and design agencies. Along with chairing the Public Arts Task Force, he also has taught design at Syracuse University and Cazenovia College. After traveling the cosmos of different design jobs Lincoln started the company Stay Fresh, a local design and creative agency.

Through art, design, websites, fashion, and photography, Lincoln and his crew at Stay Fresh help carve and maintain the visual landscape of Syracuse and beyond.

Stan Howard is a professional saxophonist who graduated from LHS in 1990. Activities and accomplishments during his time at Liverpool included: two-time scholarship recipient to Eastern U.S. Music Camp, Junior and Senior High All-County, Jazz Band, Symphonic Band, Jazz Ensemble, Concert Chorale, Vocal

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Six Liverpool Central School District fine arts alumni, mentors and contributors were inducted into the Liverpool Fine Arts Hall of Fame on June 12. The Hall of Fame is sponsored by VITAL (Vision in the Arts at Liverpool). Pictured from left are Bruce Aubrey, Stan Howard, Joseph Filio, Tommy Lincoln, Janice and Doug Ross (representing Kelly Marie Wilson), and Mary (LaCasse) Biddlecombe.

Jazz Choir, Spanish Musical, LHS Musical, and LHS “Most Outstanding Musician” award.

Howard also was a member of the NYS Fair Gospel Choir as a vocalist and musician for six years under the direction of Vivian Howard, and represented Central NYS in Los Angeles at the national NAACP ACT-SO competition on tenor saxophone in the classical music genre. Howard earned a music scholarship to Howard University, and later Norfolk State University, and played both tenor and baritone

saxophone for the Howard Jazz Ensemble.

Over the years, Howard has shared a stage with artists including Branford Marsalis, Illinois Jacquet, Roy Hargrove, Earl Klugh, Vince Preister, Rogers Brown, Amos Davis, and David Allen. In 2017, Howard was recognized as the longest-tenured performer for his 25 years of service in Virginia Beach’s “Live on Atlantic” program.

Joseph Filio taught for 30 years at LHS as director of the Concert Band, Concert Ensem-

ble, Symphonic Band, Stage Band and Marching Band. He also served as music department chair and advisor to the Winter Guard and Winter Percussion programs.

Filio served as president of the NYS Field Band Conference and member of the NYS Band Directors Executive Board. Under his leadership, the LHS band program has performed across the country and has presented clinics throughout NYS. Filio is a founding member of VITAL LCSD l Page 11

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LPL staffer among ‘Exceptional Women’ honorees

By Mark Bialczak LPL Communications Specialist

Liverpool Public Library community engagement staffer Cindy Hibbert was honored at Assemblymember Pamela Hunter’s Exceptional Women of Central New York Awards Ceremony on Monday, June 13, in the LPL’s Carman Community Room.

Hibbert won the Community Educator Award, one of 12 bestowed during the evening.

“My annual Exceptional Women of Central New York Awards provide an opportunity to honor and recognize the women in our communities who go above and beyond to support their

neighbors and make the world a better place,” Hunter said in the program for the event.

Cindy began working at the LPL in 1999 as a clerk. She became a parttime librarian assistant, and then a grants manager. She’s been working in the community engagement department for 10 years. Her award cites her accomplishments for programming adult events, and for securing the national grant for this year’s six-part Women’s Suffrage series.

“Cindy is always thinking of interesting ways to present diverse topics to our patrons that she feels they might be interested in or benefit from,” said LPL Director Glenna Wisniewski.

“Cindy loves the Liverpool community and its history, and is very well connected. I am very pleased Cindy received this honor. It is very well deserved.”

Hibbert said she pinched herself when she got the news.

“Is, this, like, a real thing? I was shocked,” she said. “Everybody at the LPL works so hard. The honor is to have somebody feel that way about my work. I was humbled by it. I’ve worked with (Hunter) a couple of times, at the (Onondaga Lake) Park and the (LPL) grand reopening. She was a speaker for us one year at our Short Encounters event. She’s a great supporter of the library.”

Hibbert reflected on her time at LPL. “Something wonderful happened to me 21 years ago — I came to work at Liverpool Public Library,” she said, “and that allowed me to continue my education in a different way — through adult programs, meeting many interesting people, speakers I have encountered, and through the talented and brilliant staff that work at LPL. I think every day is a different experience.

To receive an award for doing something that I love and has enriched my own life so much is extra special.”

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Cindy Hibbert, who works in community engagement for the Liverpool Public Library, is among the recipients of Assemblymember Pamela Hunter’s Exceptional Women of Central New York Awards.

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Antique and Classic Boat Show prepares for 44th year

The Skaneateles community and its lake are nearly synonymous with boats.

From the many boats that can be found around the lake and at the community docks, to the boats that come from near and far to spend a day on the lake, to the anchor logo used by the school, to the rich history of boat making that can be found at The Creamery, boats and Skaneateles do seem to go hand in hand.

And for many years the Antique and Classic Boat Show, organized in conjunction with the Finger Lakes Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society and the Skaneateles Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation and presented by M&T Bank, has been something many people have looked forward to and enjoyed every summer.

In 2021, Dick Sherwood of the Finger Lakes Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society, who has been involved with the show for many years, reflected on the history of that show and the way it has grown over the years.

While the show has a long history, it moved around a bit in its earlier years before coming to call Skaneateles home.

The show went everywhere from Cayuga Lake to Oswego Harbor and all points in between before settling in Skaneateles.

Sherwood said it was a combination of factors that brought the show and Skaneateles together for such a successful show.

“Everyone was so supportive of this,” Sherwood said.

“The chamber of commerce was so supportive of this going back to Sue Dove and even before Sue to Bill Murphy and Barbara Spain. Sue Dove, Tara Lynn and now Hilary Fenner, have been very supportive of this show. They saw this idea and worked with the village fathers and were very supportive of this idea. They saw

that it was good and brings good people to visit the village and visit the shops and support the community.”

Sherwood went on to say the continued success of the show has a lot to do with the way it has been embraced by the community and businesses of Skaneateles.

Numerous businesses serve as supporters of the show.

“We couldn’t do it without theirsupport,”Sherwoodsaid.

Skaneateles is a unique community even among the communities of the Finger Lakes.

With the village built around the lake, there is easy access to the water.

And with many shops and eateries, there are many attractions that draw people to Skaneateles.

Sherwood said in no small part these were also reasons the boat show looked to work with the Skaneateles community all those years ago.

The show even helped get the community docks in place.

When the show first came to Skaneateles the community docks were not in place, but after the boat show proved successful the docks wee put in place and upgraded with a state of the art system a few years ago.

These docks see a lot of use throughout the boating season.

Sherwood said this dock system is a big draw for those who bring their boats to the show and spectators alike, giving viewers a chance to get an up-close look at many of the classic boats.

“We are happy to be here,” Sherwood said. “This is a great event. We’re happy to see it still going after all these years.”

And according to Fenner, the Skaneateles community is glad to welcome the boats, their owners and the crowds that come to view them again this year.

“Skaneateles is delighted to host this show, which has become an annual tradition for exhibitors and visitors alike,” Fenner said. “The boat parade, free concerts and children’s activities—set against the backdrop of the village’s fine boutiques, galleries and restaurants—offer something for everyone.”

Like many other events over the past few years, the boat show had to adapt to the realities of COVID-19.

This led to a virtual event in 2020 and a return to something closer to normal in 2021.

Being an outdoor event, heading into the 2022 iteration of the show, organizers feel comfortable that it will be a safe and enjoyable event for all.

And there will be plenty to see and take part in.

According to organizers, a 15-foot 1932 Chris-Craft Model 300 is coming as well as a 1955 Penn Yan Sealiner.

And a 1955 Wagemaker Wolverine that hasn’t been afloat in a decade.

They and dozens of other dazzling midcentury boats will be on display at Skaneateles’ 44th Annual Antique and Classic Boat Show July 29-31.

The show, in Clift Park and the hours are 3 p.m. to dusk Friday, 9 a.m. to dusk Saturday and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday.

Admission is free.

Visitors will enjoy learning about—and meeting the owners of—some 90 runabouts, launches, sailboats, canoes, rowing craft and race boats, many restored to their original condition.

“The show offers nonstop splendor, set against the backdrop of Skaneateles’ fine boutiques, galleries and restaurants,”Fenner,said.“We can’t wait to welcome you.”

Highlights of the weekend include:

A boat parade and fly-by, led by the Skaneateles Fire

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Rosaline C. Matyjasik , 91, of Syracuse, passed away June 30, 2022. Maurer Funeral Home Inc., Liverpool, has arrangements.

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Department, starting at 3:15 p.m. Saturday.

Performances by the Skaneateles Community Band, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday; the Diana Jacobs Band, noon to 3 p.m. Saturday; and the Soda Ash Six, noon to 2 p.m. Sunday.

A display of model antique boats by the Syracuse Model Boat Club, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

A youth judging competition, sponsored by Hagerty Classic Marine Insurance to “spark kids’ passion for wooden boats,” 10:30 a.m. Saturday.

Opportunities for children to paint toy wooden boats, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.

A knot-tying demonstration, 11 a.m. Saturday.

A photo-shoot and spectator cruise aboard the Judge Ben Wiles, 10 a.m. Sunday. The Judge will leave from the MidLakes Navigation dock in Clift Park and make a slow tour of the north end of Skaneateles Lake, while exhibiting boats make random passes and provide opportunities for action shots.

Raffle drawings, 1:30 p.m. Sunday.

Judging of the boats, in 35 categories, takes place Saturday morning.

Throughout the weekend, visitors will cast their votes

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The Antique and Classic Boat show is set to return to Skaneateles for its 44th year July 29 to 31. for the highly coveted People’s Choice Award, sponsored by Doug’s Fish Fry, which will be presented at 1:45 p.m. Sunday.

M&T Bank is the show’s presenting sponsor. Contributing sponsors are the Sherwood Inn, Beak & Skiff/1911, Brinson Marine, Doug’s Fish Fry, Finger Lakes Insurance Agency, Hagerty, Katz’s Marina, White & White Antiques, Chase Design, Good Eats & Sips, Jacobs Press, Mirbeau Inn & Spa, Skaneateles Suites, Skaneateles Town Square, Amber SpainMosher (Realtor, RE/MAX

Masters), Blue Water Grill, Finger Lakes ENT & Skin Oncology, Gilda’s, Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, Janice M. Miller, Architect, Mid-Lakes Navigation, SECNY, Stroll Skaneateles, Tops Friendly Markets, Valentine’s Pizza & Deli and Wirth’s Automotive. Media sponsors are The Citizen, Group M Communications and WRVO Public Media.

The show is handicapped-accessible.

For more information, go to skaneateles.com or call the Skaneateles Area Chamber of Commerce at 315-6850552.

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Enjoy the water

Living in the Finger Lakes region comes with many perks, not the least of which is the access we are able to enjoy to the many lakes in our region.

Throughout the summer many can be found out on the lakes taking advantage of the long, warm days to enjoy boating, water skiing and other related activities.

Swimming, in lakes or pools, is also a popular way to cool off on a hot summer day.

All of these activities are great and we hope many people are able to find the time to get out and enjoy the natural resources we are fortunate to have as much as possible.

But whenever you are out on or in the water, it is good to keep some safety tips in mind.

When boating, along with taking the appropriate safety courses, it is important to think of driving a boat in the same manner you might approach driving a car.

And like driving a car the same guidance applies when it comes to operating a boat while intoxicated, as applies to a car — don’t do it.

Intoxication has been found to be the leading cause of boating related accidents and fatalities.

Take the safety of yourself, your guests and others on the water seriously when boating.

According to the American Red Cross, when it comes to swimming, in any body of water, there are also some important things to keep in mind.

These include: Swim in designated areas supervised by lifeguards. Always swim with a buddy; do not allow anyone to swim alone. Never leave a young child unattended near water and do not trust a child’s life to another child; teach children to always ask permission to go near water. Have young children or inexperienced swimmers wear U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets around water, but do not rely on life jackets alone. Maintain constant supervision.

Make sure everyone in your family learns to swim well and consider taking lessons at the YMCA or similar organizations.

If you have a pool, secure it with appropriate barriers. Many children who drown in home pools were out of sight for less than five minutes and in the care of one or both parents at the time. Avoid distractions when supervising children around water. If a child is missing, check the water first. Seconds count in preventing death or disability. Have appropriate equipment, such as reaching or throwing equipment, a cell phone, life jackets and a first aid kit. Know how and when to call 9-1-1 or the local emergency number.

Protect your skin. Limit the amount of direct sunlight you receive between 10 and 4 p.m. and wear sunscreen with a protection factor of at least 15. Drink plenty of water regularly, even if you’re not thirsty. Avoid drinks with alcohol or caffeine in them.

Also consider enrolling in a home pool safety, water safety, first aid and CPR/ AED courses to learn how to prevent and respond to emergencies.

Along with these safety measures, there is also an environmental aspect to take into consideration to protect the lakes and other natural resources we are fortunate to have. In an effort to curb the spread of invasive species, the New York State DEC has implemented cleaning programs with washing stations at or near boat launches.

Boats, trailers, waders and other fishing and boating equipment can spread aquatic invasive species from waterbody to waterbody unless properly cleaned, dried or disinfected after use. Although some invasive species such as water milfoil are readily visible to the human eye, many others are too small to be readily noticed.

To avoid spreading invasive species please follow the guidelines in the following steps: check, clean, drain, dry and disinfect.

The most effective method to ensure that no invasive species or fish diseases are transported to a new body of water is to completely dry your boating and fishing equipment.

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What is old?

I

was making an observation about the status of my skin when a good friend replied, “What do you expect?

You’re getting older.”

Well, I didn’t expect my skin to look like old wrapping paper. Ugh! Where is that written?

I do appreciate being here on this earth, enjoying all that there is to be enjoyed, but I do not like being considered old. Old is a pejorative term, something akin to a fungal infection or the smell of a wet dog.

Let’s see, what synonyms are attached to old: useless, worn out, out of style, decrepit, creaky, slow, outof-date, decaying. My gosh, even the thesaurus that comes with my computer says that old is “comes from the past.”

The media is chock full of negatives when it comes to old. Shows that are involved in clothing define unfashionable clothing as “something grandma would wear” Really? And, truly, does anyone design for the bodily changes that come along with osteopenia with a growing loss of height while weighing the same?

What is old? Dr. Spock outlined the stages and benchmarks of infants and children, with the caveat that all children grow and develop at their own pace. I have the old, very worn book, “Baby and

Child Care,” that guided me through those benchmarks with my children. I wondered this morning if there was a book of similar structure for the stages and benchmarks of aging and growing older.

What I am looking for is a book that tells you what happens when the telomeres of your chromosomes fall off. Just so you don’t have to rush to a dictionary or Google to find out what telomeres are and how they affect aging, I’ve copied this for you: Telomere length shortens with age. Progressive shortening of telomeres leads to Senescence and apoptosis transformation of somatic cells, affecting the health and lifespan of an individual. Senescence means “deterioration with age,” apoptosis means cell death and somatic refers to the body … Oh, yes, telomeres are the ends of your chromosomes.

I wanted something like “Baby and Child Care” for people past 60 - describing what happens over time, e.g. why isn’t my hair the same as it was when I was 25 or even 40?

Hair is an important topic for people who have accumulated birthdays.

For many, hair tends to disappear on some places while increasing in others. When does this begin? What factor of aging

dictates this? Why gray? I mean why not … oh, maybe red?

What about our innards?

Do they go through stages?

Can predictions be made about their state of operations as we accumulate the years?

When does our gut start to say “are you kidding” when we eat a sausage with onions and pepper sandwich? How long does it take to make anything dairy morph into the equivalent of a natural gas mine? When does our pantry have more Maalox, simethicone and Imodium than onions, garlic and cabbage?

At what point in life do our joints start to creek and leak synovial fluid? Why do even the skinny people have to have their joints exchanged for titanium replacements?

Knowing this we could prepare by adding ace bandages, Advil, Arthritis Strength Tylenol and stronger stuff to our growing pharmacopeia replacing running shoes, skis, and ballet flats.

Oh, and don’t forget finger and toe nails.

Why isn’t there a book that warns you about the deterioration of these parts of our bodies?

When will it be time to stop having mani-pedis because you don’t want to gross out the manicurist?

When will open toe shoes be

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verboten?

And then there is the insidious and oh-so silent crumbling of our skeleton.

While the sun and other factors are beating up our skin, underneath, taking calcium and Vitamin D doesn’t seem to help as the stuff of which our skeleton is made migrates somewhere else maybe to our gall bladder to make stones? What’s the timeline on this one?

This book based on the clarity of “Baby and Child Care” would also offer hints about options for one’s attire as parts of our body undergo changes.

Forewarned is forearmed.

By the way, I have a number of very cute shoes that I can no longer wear because of the artistic way arthritis has reorganized my toes.

They are free to anyone who wears a 10 W. A book could have helped me … nah! I would have bought the shoes anyway.

And as I was sweeping up this morning, I got to thinking poetically, as if that dust was the accumulation of my telomers and years, or probably just crumbs from my last donut.

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.

Colella Orchestra to celebrate ‘Just For Fun’ at Johnson Park

Two years ago, in 2020, the Stan Colella Orchestra celebrated its 50th year of performing in Central New York, and we booked the group to play at Johnson Park that summer.

But because a worldwide pandemic led the government to ban mass gatherings, the actual live performance was postponed until this summer. So the orchestra will hold forth at the Johnson Park amphitheater at 7 p.m. Monday, July 18, and the concert will double as a celebration of the band’s newest CD, “Just For Fun.” Founded in 1971 by trumpeter Stan Colella (1932- 2002), the orchestra continues to entertain under the direction of Stan’s son, trumpeter Len Colella. The bandleader confirmed that awardwinning local vocalist Joe Whiting – who is featured on the recording – will join the orchestra for several tunes here on July 18.

Half-century of harmony

The new disc celebrates the orchestra’s half-century of pleasing audiences at countless concerts, conventions, festivals, weddings and dinner dances across New York State.

Though its title suggests a less-than-serious session, “Just for Fun” shines like a carefully faceted jewel, a thing made beautiful by meticulous attention to detail in both performance and produc-

tion. The 10 tracks were produced by John Laverty and engineered by Ron Keck at SubCat Russ Tarby Studios.

Len Colella wisely decided to hire a couple particularly gifted singers – Joe Whiting and Rocco Barbato – to complement the orchestra’s regularly featured vocalist, Dave Baker.

Central NY’s king of blue-eyed soul, Joe Whiting, kicks off the set by crooning a hook-laden original, “Do It Yourself,” arranged by young Nick Colella, followed by the R&B standard “Let the Good Times Roll.” That latter tune is right in Whiting’s wheelhouse as are “Teach Me Tonight” and “Route 66,” which come later.

Livin’ in Liverpool

Great American Songbook

Singer Dave Baker pays homage to the Great American Songbook with his straight-ahead versions of “Please Don’t Talk about Me When I’m Gone” and “(Up a) Lazy River.” And Barbato, the Syracuse saxophonist who now headlines in Las Vegas, delivers a downright lascivious rendition of “Just a Gigolo.”

Several Liverpool-area musicians make notable contributions, including saxophonist Jim Spadafore blowing leads on “Do It Yourself ” and “Blues for Sale,” and trumpeter Rob Robson wailing away on “Route 66” and the disccloser, “Do Nothin’ Till You Hear

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from Me.” “Just For Fun” is available digitally on Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, Bandcamp and physical CDs can be purchased directly at stancolellaorchestra. com/shop.

The Colella Orchestra’s appearance here is part of the 36th annual Liverpool Is The Place Summer Concert Series.

Weave a L’pool-style basket

The Historical Association of Greater Liverpool (HAGL) in partnership with Liverpool’s First Presbyterian Church is pleased to offer a free two-day community willow basketry workshop conducted by nationally recognized willow basketmaker, Bonnie Gale.

“We want to give the community an opportunity to explore the roots of Liverpool willow basketry and to make an historical Liverpool willow basket,” Gale said.

Liverpool, New York was a major center of the American willow basketry industry which peaked in the last decade of the 19th century.

The workshop will be conducted at Fellowship Hall at the historic First Presbyterian Church, at the corner of Tulip and Oswego streets in the village Friday and Saturday, Aug. 12 and 13.

To register, call Bonnie at 607336-9031 and leave a message or email her at bonwillow@frontiernet.net. Please provide your phone number so that Bonnie can call you Colella l Page 5

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Assemblyman Stirpe: Give the gift of life at blood drive Since 2007, I’ve teamed up with the American Red Cross to host my annual Lifesavers Blood Drive to combat summer blood shortages. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and an active flu season, the need for blood and plasma donations at hospitals has increased to a critical level. Since the COVID health crisis began, the American Red Cross has experienced a 10% decline in the number of people donating blood.

This has led to a national blood crisis and the worst blood shortage in over a decade. It’s more important than ever that we each do our part to help over-

come this challenge and save lives.

Each blood drive garners an impressive turnout of selfless donors. Last year, we were able to collect 157 units of blood, enough to help up to 471 hospital patients, and I’m confident this year’s drive will be no different. I’m aiming to collect at least 200 units of blood this year to break 2018’s record of 182 units of blood and provide the American Red Cross with the support it needs. I encourage everyone to join me on Tuesday, July 19, at Driver’s Village, 5885 E. Circle Drive, Cicero to support this cause.

CNY SPCA pet of the week

Paxton is looking for his big break

Blood and plasma donations are used to treat a myriad of medical conditions, including cancer, leukemia, sickle cell disease, anemia, severe burns and trauma, internal bleeding, premature births and blood transfusions. It’s extremely helpful for people who’ve fully recovered from COVID-19 to donate, as their plasma contains antibodies that can help treat those affected by the virus. Given the risk to patient care due to the national blood shortage, blood and platelet donations are urgently needed to help prevent further delays in vital medical treatments. All blood types are needed, especially types O positive and O negative and platelet donations to reverse this crisis.

The blood donation process is easy and straightforward. Most New Yorkers qualify to be a volunteer donor. Donors in New York State must be at least 17 years of age to donate, or 16 with written consent from a parent or guardian.

In addition, volunteers must weigh at least 100 pounds, be in good health and be properly hydrated before and after donation. It’s highly recommended that donors drink an extra 32 ounces of water on the day they donate and wait 56 days between donations if you wish to donate multiple times.

To schedule an appointment, you can visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-REDCROSS and use my sponsor code Al Stirpe. Walk-ins and first-time donors are welcome at the event, which will take place from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Donors can save time by using RapidPass to complete their pre-donation materials and health history questionnaire online prior to arriving to the blood drive. Donors can get started by following the instructions at RedCrossBlood.org/RapidPass or using the Blood Donor App. A blood donor card (if you have one), driver’s license or two other forms of identification are required at check in if you wish to donate. You can also go to: redcrossblood.org/give.html/driveresults?zipSponsor=Al%20Stirpe I’m looking forward to coming together as a community for this important cause at my 16th annual Lifesavers Blood Drive. For more information about the blood donation process and national blood shortage, visit the Red Cross website at redcross.org/about-us/ news-and-events/press-release/2022/ blood-donors-needed-now-as-omicronintensifies.html, or reach out to my office at 315-452-1115 or StirpeA@ nyassembly.gov.

Recipe of the Month: Dry rub

Submitted by Donna Newman Photo by Amy Williams Paxton is a hidden treasure who’s hiding in plain sight. He came to the shelter in April as a stray. We think he’s about a year old, and he weighs 57 pounds. He’s friendly, playful, and part of the doggy playgroup. He’s sweet, he’s affectionate, and he loves people. We think he would do well in a home with respectful, school-aged kids. The only question is, why hasn’t this great dog been discovered yet? Maybe he’s waiting for you to find him! If you’d like to know more about adoption, email frontdesk1@ cnyspca.org or call 315-454-4479.

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back. Registrations will be taken on a first come, first served basis. There is a limit on the number of students.

Once registered, you will be sent a list of supplies and details of the sessions.

Open mic on hold

Meanwhile, over at the Limp Lizard Barbecue around the corner at 201 First St., live music is taking a backseat to copious to-go orders which dominate the joint’s bustling business.

The place sells so many takeout meals that it has postponed serving food on its new outdoor back patio although the front patio remains open and active.

But the Limp’s Tuesday-night open

mic has also been postponed after starting up again in mid-March, following a two-year layoff due to the pandemic.

Considered one of the most vibrant and entertaining open mikes in the area, it was established at the Limp Lizard several years ago by southpaw guitarist Irv Lyons and five-string bassist Edgar Pagan and has often featured some of Central NY’s top musicians. Plans are to plug in again starting in the fall.

To contact the Limp Lizard Barbecue, dial 315-451-9774.

Dry rubs are a great choice for summer cooking.

Submitted by Patti Pultorak

Double Pepper BBQ Rub

1/2c paprika 1T cumin 1T brown sugar 1t chili powder 1T black pepper 1 1/2 t cayenne pepper 1/4 t ground cloves Mix together and store in baggies.

Use on chicken or beef.

Southwest BBQ Rub

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1/4 c light brown sugar 2 T paprika 2 T black pepper 2 T oregano 2 T thyme 1 T cayenne pepper 1 T cumin 1T coriander 1 T chili powder Mix all together well and enjoy on chicken, fish or beef.

For more recipe ideas visit ppandorasbox.blogspot.com or IG: @ ppultorak.

1/3 c course salt

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To the editor: One of our beloved Heritage Woods foxes was hit by a car and killed on 41A either on the night of July 3 or the morning of July 4. I was able to move his body from the road and put him out of sight. It was heart wrenching.

There were two foxes, a pair, that were together all of the time in and around Heritage Woods this spring and summer. They would cross over 41A from one side of the road to the other - back and forth.

He must have been crossing that night.

The speed limit is 30 - and that goes well beyond White Gate. Barely anyone

pays attention to this speed limit.

Drivers - please, please, please be watching, and careful along this stretch where many foxes are living and playing.

There are many foxes in our area, and in the village. Why? Their habitats are shrinking - for deer, coyotes, foxes, and the smaller creatures.

There is so much development, building, destruction of woods, hedgerows, and the thickets that these animals depend upon. Is there any consideration about what is happening to the animals we share our environments with? It does not seem so. It is tragic.

Nan Corsello Skaneateles

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Do you know anything about this picture?

By Dorothy Heller Town of Clay Historian Question: Do you recognize the man in black standing next to Santa Claus? What was his occupation? Why was he so well-known in this area?

Last week’s answer: Pictured in the photograph are New York State Sen. John DeFrancisco and Clay Town Councilor Clarence Rycraft standing in front of the former Cigarville Railroad Station which now is the Cigarville Station and Historical Museum. They were among a hundred who attended the Dedication of the new museum and the grand opening of the new Clay Historical Park on Sunday, Oct. 19, 1997. The ceremony, open to the public, was presented by the Clay Historical Association to display to everyone the culmination of their work for the last several years.

Many who were instrumental in making this day possible offered their

remarks.

The land for the museum and park is behind Immanuel Church, and was donated to the Clay Historical Association (CHA) and the town of Clay by Merle Melvin.

The railroad station was formerly owned by Donald Sotherden and he donated it to the CHA and the town. It was put on a flatbed truck and moved across the track and erected on the new foundation which had been constructed by the Clay Highway Department. Then the CHA members spent many hours cleaning, refurbishing and painting it.

When the visitors first entered the station, they could hear the tapping of the working telegraph machine. The building was filled with exhibits of artifacts from the time of its original construction.

There were farm implements, household items, some relics dug from the log cabin dig site on Henry Clay Boulevard and much more. Deputy Supervisor Dave Palmer reported to

the group assembled that the final dig at the cabin site would be beneath the concrete floor that was put in the cabin in the 1950’s by the Clay Hunt Club, once the cement is removed.

The cabin display in the museum included a number of arrowheads as well as the techniques used on the archaeological digs.

Donald Thompson, current president of the CHA and organizer of the digs, said that he wanted to use the proper techniques of archaeology while working on the site. Plus he wanted the layering technique used in the dig to be displayed inside to show

the public a cross section of the test pit of digging one layer at a time in the process.

Thompson and Palmer gave speeches, as did Sen. DeFrancisco and Assemblyman Michael Bragman.

All of these men cited the efforts of the countless volunteers who made the project possible. They especially noted the enthusiasm of Historian Bud Lepinske, who told of the impact the train had on his life. He used the train to go back and forth to St. Lawrence University between 1932 and 1936. After that he said: “I used the train to go to Syracuse.”

The future plans for the park were presented.

The Weller Barn from the 1940s was across the road and the savable part was moved into the park and is being reconstructed. A replica of the log cabin would be constructed to the exact measurements of the original. Also at this time, it was planned to move the Trumble homestead, dating to the 1820s, into the park, but it was found to be unstable.

DeFrancisco and Bragman were recognized for their help in raising funds

to make the park and restoration process possible.

DeFrancisco obtained a grant for the restoration of the Cigarville Station and Bragman received a grant to move it in 1994 across the tracks from its original location to the park.

“You can never bring them back. We can preserve these things for generations to come,” DeFrancisco said.

“This park is a timeless reminder that has now passed,” Bragman said.

After the speeches ended, Oliver Hughson was asked to cut the ribbon and officially open the station. Hughson is a direct descendant of a station manager from the early part of the century.

Lepinske reflected

on the work of the many people who made the day possible and hoped their efforts would be recognized. He said: “We hope this will be an inspiration for other people to join us in restoring and keeping Clay history alive!”

Email your guess to editor@eaglestarreview.com or leave a message at 315-4348889 ext. 332 with your guess by noon Friday. If you are the first person to correctly identify an element in the photo before the deadline, your name and guess will appear in next week’s newspaper, along with another History Mystery feature. History Mystery is a joint project of the Star-Review and Town of Clay Historian Dorothy Heller.

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Liverpool’s Naveah Wingate to attend St. John’s

by Phil Blackwell

When Liverpool High School girls basketball star Naveah Wingate completes her high school career, she will head to the college ranks, and stay fairly close to home.

Wingate announced on June 27 that she will attend St. John’s University in

Queens, giving her an opportunity to go into the Big East Conference and face powerful opponents like 11-time national champion Connecticut.

Four schools were finalists, but Wingate settled on St. John’s over Binghamton, Canisius and Wagner, saying that coach Joe Tartamella’s vision for the program’s future matched her talent

and potential, and that she is interested in the school’s nursing and medical programs.

Since eighth grade, Wingate has proven a focal point for the girls basketball Warriors, maintaining her high standards before, during and after the COVID-19 pandemic and all of its interruptions.

The meaning of St. Andrews

St. Andrews, Scotone’s own schedule, and just who should benefit land is not where golf Random was invented. The the most from the riches sport was around in a at hand.

Thoughts crude form for centuYet all of it quickly Phil Blackwell ries before a course was grows stale and depressing. For golf fans, who would rather ever built in that “Auld Grey Toon” hard by the North Sea. enjoy discussing the merits of top Yet it was at St. Andrews that the players, instead they’re engaging in game’s basic structure was built – a increasingly nasty arguments about round of 18 holes, the first set of whether golfers who switched to LIV rules, and it was there the Royal and should ever be supported again.

Ancient would establish its headAnd to the casual fans who might quarters at the course’s one-of-a-kind only tune in for the majors, all this clubhouse overlooking the 1st and talk about money, when both sides are filled with plenty of millionaires 18 th holes of the Old Course. and wealth, is an instant turn-off, So we knew that the 150th edition reminding them of the worst excesses of the Open Championship would make its way to St. Andrews, even of modern sports.

Here at St. Andrews, just as in the though it had to wait a year due to U.S. Open back in June, the R&A did COVID-19. not try to keep out the LIV golfers What no one could have foreseen who had already qualified for the was just how symbolic this event, at event, knowing (1) it could lead to a this time, would turn out to be. whole lot of legal wrangling and (2) It’s not an understatement to say to do so would violate the tournagolf is at a serious crossroads. All of ment’s theme of being truly open to the elements of the game’s history, glorious and otherwise, have bubbled any golfer good enough to make it there. to the surface and are forcing hard Their presence, though, may lead questions that provide no easy anto a whole lot of awkward moments if swers. one or more of them finds their way Most visible, of course, is the into contention on the Old Course growing conflict between the PGA and especially if one of them lays Tour and LIV Golf. One side has claim to the Claret Jug. a majority of the top players and Would we celebrate his accomimportant non-major tournaments. plishment, or brand it as tainted by The other side has the unlimited, oil-drenched pockets of Saudi Arabia all the money brought into the game by a Saudi regime whose behavior behind it, signing up both veterans has included plenty of human rights and a few younger stars. violations and the murder of a jourTo say that there’s total virtue on one end, and total greed on the other, nalist?

Remember, though, that legends is oversimplifying a very complex topic involving power, freedom to set like Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player

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Fetterly was inducted into the Syracuse Area Music Awards Hall of Fame in 1994, along with his three Twister bandmates.

Over his 64 years in show biz, Fetterly has worked with several different rock bands including the Livin’ Ennd, Too Loose, the Other Guise and Smokin.’ But his fondest memories are of Sam Amato and the Twisters.

Amato died in 2011 at age 69, but surviving Twisters Mickey Palumbo and Al Wolf attended Wednesday’s concert and posed for photos with Fetterly prior to the performance.

As The Cobblerockers ran through a lively repertoire heavy on 1950s and 1960s hits, the park’s dancefloor was filled with couples and kids reveling in the rhythm. The performance was part of the 36th annual Liverpool Is The Place Summer Concert Series.

The Cobblerockers opened the

were part of rich events in the early 1980s at Sun City in South Africa at the height of apartheid. Not to mention all the business the PGA Tour has done in China, and the corporate sponsors tied to countries with lessthan-ideal leadership and working conditions.

Instead of sniping at the Saudis, maybe the thing all the critics can do is use the occasion of competing at St. Andrews to champion golf brought back to its humble roots.

All that money the PGA Tour is putting into purses, and all the money LIV is using to sign up golfers, would go further if it went to programs like The First Tee that wants to introduce kids to golf.

Imagine all the clubs, balls and other equipment, so expensive right now, given for free to boys and girls on ranges the world over. Most wouldn’t use them, but some would, and a few might find themselves good enough to keep going, improve and eventually have a future in the sport.

Such actions don’t produce headlines, or provide content for heated TV debates. However, they would let people know that at least someone is thinking past their own bottom lines.

Late this Sunday, someone will step over the ancient Swilcan bridge at St. Andrews into a sort of golf immortality. The only thing we know for sure is that such a place can never be bought, only earned.

In leading Liverpool to another sectional Class AA semifinal appearance last winter, Wingate averaged 18.7 points per game, but her impact went well beyond baskets as her ball-handling skills and aggression made everyone around her better, and the team struggled whenever she went to the bench.

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along with James Spadafore and Joseph Spado Sr. As a 2009 LHS graduate, Kelly Marie Wilson’s love for music and musical theater was only surpassed by her talent.

Wilson was involved in the fine arts department from her elementary through high school years. She participated in chorus, concert chorale, FAME, numerous musicals and was named the “Outstanding Concert Chorale Member” in 2009, as voted on by her peers. Wilson had the honor of performing the national anthem as a soloist at her high school graduation ceremony and sang the anthem at each girls varsity swim meet where she was a team captain. She also was a frequent guest soloist with the Liverpool Community Chorus.

Wilson went on to earn her doctor of pharmacy degree from the University at Buffalo in 2015 and was a beloved pharmacist at Wegmans. Wilson passed away in July 2017, but through her giving spirit and love for music, she remains a true inspiration.

Bruce Aubrey is the lead pastor at Northside Church in Liverpool where he has served since 1993. He and his wife, Kathy, have four children — Andrea, Dave, Charity and Emily — who participated in the music and arts program and are graduates of LHS. Aubrey graduated from Franklin Academy High School in Malone, New York, where he played clarinet in the wind ensemble and alto saxophone in the jazz band. He studied piano for nine years and sang in the chorale in college.

He received his bachelor’s from Roberts Wesleyan College, a master’s from MidAmerica Baptist Theological Seminary and a doctor of ministry from Liberty University.

He has served in ministry in churches for more than 44 years.

He is grateful for the opportunity to serve in the Liverpool community and be a cheerleader for faculty, students and the arts.

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Many familiar tunes followed, including “Heartbreak Hotel,” “Unchain My Heart” complete with Fetterly’s imitation of Joe Cocker, and “This Could Be the Last Time.”

With Fetterly setting the tempo on the drums, The Cobblerockers – bassist Tim Cleary, guitarist/keyboardist John Cook and guitarist Bobby Passafuime – provided solid support, inventive instrumental passages and various vocals.

Along the way, the loquacious Fetterly reminisced about the good old days.

He recalled the submarine races on Onondaga Lake, cheeseburgers at Tarbe’s Grill, and long nights “Strokin’” at the Cobblestone.

He made it clear that, while Wednesday’s show would be his last in Liverpool, he will continue to perform with the Cobblerockers for the next three months. His absolute final gig before retiring, he said, will be Saturday, Oct. 29, at the Western Ranch Motel in Lakeland.

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NOPL Cicero, annual Lifesavers Blood Drive. To 13212, until 2 p.m. (lo- and/or examined at 1) tance Program or the gram provides cusunteerism Scholarship to graduatcal time), on Wednes- the North Syracuse VilHome Energy 8686active Knowledge Come out Assistance schedule an appointment, visit tomers with ac- Lane. ing Cicero-North Syracuse senior Arday, July 27, 2022, and lage Park's Department counts who currently to are the Library Farm Program and sample- Regularredcrossblood.org or call 1-800then at said time pub- office located at 600 enrolled in the Energy rears Supplement proJacob Garofalo at the NSEF June some teas made from herbs grown REDCROSS and use sponsor code licly opened and read South Bay Road, North gram, a one-time bill Affordability Program board meeting. Jacob will be attendfor and any arrears aloud. Plans and specifi- Syracuse NY 13212, 2) the Cicero Samples Al Stirpe. (“EAP”) oratwho enroll Library. in credit as cations may be obtained Dodge Data and Analytbalance on their bill ing McGill University in the fall and the EAP onrecipes or before De-available.

Outdoor Family Lawn Games will be Bring your electronically free of ics by Dodge Construcof and prior to a bill date cember 31, 2022, or studying French. He has been a stu3 The to 4 p.m. NOPL Cicero, 8686 own lawn chairs and relax while a of May 1, 2022. charge and/or examined tion Network, or 3) Syrawho received benefits dent representative with the NSEF for at 1) the North Syracuse cuse Builders Exchange.

PSCto Order Knowledge Lane. Come out to use thealso estabfrom Newherbalist York explains State how Man- the weather with a variety lishes the Arrears enjoy Village Clerk-Treasurer's The Owner reserves the three years and participated in many Emergencyherbs Rental Assisand medicinal plants grown agement Program office located at 600 right to waive any infortance Program or the of family games including disc events such as: selling certificates on the property. Call 315-699South Bay Road, North mality or to reject any or Home Energy Assistance (“AMP”) Surcharge to recover costs of these Syracuse NY 13212, 2) all bids. Each bidder golf, cornhole, and more. Please 2032 or visit nopl.org for more for Paladino’s pizza where he raised Submitted photo Program - Regular ArDodge Data and Analyt- must deposit with his register; call 315-699-2032 or information. rears Supplement pro- bill credits. $270, the NSEF Golf Tournament and Carolyn ics by DodgeNSEF ConstrucWinner), Nadia Greco (NSEFgram, stu- a one-time bill In addition, the PSC has Gross, secretary, said ship bid, security in the visit nopl.org.

SUNDAY, JULY 17 C-NS Open House (sophomore year), in a statement. approved an alternative tion Network, Pictured or 3) Syra- left amount, form and subto right: dent rep/C-NS student), Jackie Forte credit for any arrears recovery mechanism Yuyi to Morales Storytime cuse Builders Exchange. ject to the conditions Clay Historical Association and a can and bottle drive during Nat Ordway balance on their bill as recover deferrals of un(NSEF The Owner (NSEF reserves treasurer), the providedJen in the RFP. president), Carolyn Gross 6 to 7 p.m. NOPL North SyraOpen House of and prior to a bill date his junior year. “We wish Jacob the Murphy billed fees that resulted right(NSEF to waiveboard any inforThis project funded secretary), Mary Eidt (NSEF member), Sha- is(NSEF of May 1,1 p.m.

2022.

The Clay to 3 p.m.

Historical dur- 100 Trolley Barn Lane. Call mality or to reject any or (in part) by the Onondafrom laws enacted cuse, best of luck as he moves on to col- ron Fehrman (NSEF vice president), board member), Erin Greco (NSEF PSC order also estabor visit nopl.org for all bids. Each bidder ga County Community ingClay the(behind COVID-19 315-458-6184 PanPark, 4939 Route 31, lege. He will be missed at the NSEF,” Jacobmust lishes the Arrears Man- demic. The PSC Order Garofalo NSEFDevelopment Scholar- parent Division volunteer). deposit (2022 with his more information. the Immanuel Lutheran Church). agement Program also establishes the Late bid, security in the (OCCD). All proposals (“AMP”) Surcharge to Payment Charge and amount, form and sub- shall be made and shall recover costs of these ject to the conditions be received upon the folOther Waived Fees bill credits. (“LPCO”) Surcharge to provided in the Informa- lowing conditions: 1.

In addition, the PSC has recover associated lost tion for Bidders. This Bidders will be required approved an alternative revenues. project is funded (in to commit themselves to recovery mechanism to Notice is hereby given part) with a State and the goals for minority recover deferrals of un- that starting on July 1, Notice of Formation Municipal Facilities Pro- business participation in billed fees that resulted 2022, the LPCO Surof HAOYUN WELLNESS gram (“SAM”) Grant, as the contracts. 2. Only from laws enacted dur- charge and on August 1, SPA LLC, a Domestic administered by the Dor- such proposals received ing the COVID-19 Pan- 2022, the AMP SurLimited Liability Compa- mitory Authority of the by the office of the Vildemic. The PSC Order charge will commence ny (LLC). Articles of Or- State Of New York (DAS- lage Parks Director will also establishes the Late on customer bills and ganization filed with the NY) (Project ID: 24815). be accepted. 3. ProposPayment Charge and will be included in the Secretary of State of All proposals shall be als are to be enclosed in Other Waived Fees Delivery Service AdjustNew York (SSNY) on made and shall be re- a sealed envelope. 4. (“LPCO”) Surcharge to ment line. The LPCO 04/25/2022. Office loca- ceived upon the follow- The contract shall be recover associated lost and AMP surcharge is tion: County of ing conditions: 1. Bid- awarded to the lowest LIQUOR LICENSE located on the NMPC Onondaga. SSNY is des- ders will be required to responsible bidder. The Notice is hereby given revenues. ignated as agent of LLC commit themselves to Village Board reserves that a license, number Notice is hereby given website. For Residential upon whom process the goals for minority the right to reject all bids Pending, for beer, cider, that starting on July 1, customers: LPCO Sur- https://www.nationalparticipation in and advertise may beLEGALS served. SSNY businessLEGALS wine has 2022, the anew, if, in liquor and LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS shall mail copy of pro- the contracts. 2. Only the judgment of said been applied for by the charge and on August 1, gridus.com/upstate-nyNOTICE OF LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION cess to: 642 OLD LIVER- such proposals received board, it shall be in the undersigned to sell beer, 2022, the AMP Sur- home/Rates/Rate-StateFORMATION OF TEC MANAGEMENT POOL RD, LIVERPOOL, by the office of the Vil- best interest of the Vil- cider, liquor and wine at charge will commence ments.aspx Ajike-comfort Foods, NY 13088. Purpose: any lage Clerk will be accept- lage to do so. Date: June retail in a club under the GROUP, LLC on customer bills and and Business customers LLC. Filed with SSNY on lawful purpose.

Under Section 206 of ed. 3. Proposals are to 28 th , 2022. By order of Alcoholic Beverage Con- will be included in the https://www.nationalOffice: SR-292972 6/21/2022. the Limited Liability be enclosed in a sealed the Village Board of the trol Law at 7470 Bull Delivery line item. The gridus.com/upstate-nyCompany Law Onondaga County. SSNY envelope. 4. The con- Village of North Syra- Street, Town of Cicero, LPCO and AMP sur- business/Rates/RateNOTICE OF LLC designated as agent for The name of the limited tract shall be awarded to cuse, Dianne Kufel, Vil- County of Onondaga for charge is located on the Statements.aspx.

FORMATION process & shall mail to: the lowest responsible lage Clerk-Treasurer. on-premises consump- NMPC website. For Res- Copies of the amend- liability company (here7739 Jennings Rd Liver- Image Property Mainte- bidder. ments to P.S.C. No. 219 inafter referred to as the The Village SR-293230 tion. BRG Club, Inc. idential customers: pool NY 13090. Pur- nance LLC Articles of Board reserves the right Gas are available for “Company”) is TEC ManD/B/A Bridgeport Rod & https://www.nationalOrg. filed NY Sec of to reject all bids and adpose: any lawful. public inspection and agement Group, LLC. Gun Club. gridus.com/upstate-nyLEGAL NOTICE State (SSNY) 5/25/22. vertise anew, if, in the Village of North Syra- SR-293008 SR-292491 can be obtained by writ- The Articles of Organizahome/Rates/Rate-StateOffice in Onondaga Co. judgment of said board, cuse VILLAGE OFFICES ing National Grid, Regu- tion of the Company ments.aspx SSNY desig. agent of it shall be in the best in- RENOVATIONS & ADDINotice of Formation and Business customers lation and Pricing De- were filed with the SecLLC upon whom pro- terest of the Village to TION ADVERTISEMENT partment, A-4, 300 Erie retary of State of the of AL & Chuvik https://www.nationalNiagara Mohawk Power cess may be served. do so. Date: June 30 th , FOR BIDS: Sealed bids Boulevard West, Syra- state of New York on Construction, LLC. gridus.com/upstate-nyCorporation d/b/a cuse, New York 13202 April 16, 2018 Articles of Organization SSNY shall mail copy of 2022. By order of the for the Village Offices business/Rates/RateNational Grid or on the Company's The county within New filed with the Secretary process to 7670 Totman Village Board of the Vil- Renovations & Addition Statements.aspx. of State of New York Rd, North Syracuse, NY lage of North Syracuse, located in the Village of PURPOSE: THE FILING Copies of the amend- website at: http://www.- York State in which the office of the Company is (SSNY) on 2/23/22. Of- 13212. Purpose: Any Dianne Kufel, Village North Syracuse will be OF NEW TARIFF AM- ments to P.S.C. No. 220 nationalgridus.com.

MENDMENTS TO P.S.C. to be located is OnondaClerk-Treasurer. fice location: Onondaga lawful purpose. received by the Village NO. 220 ELECTRICITY Electricity are available BM/PO/SR/CR/EBga, New York. The prinSR-293228 292960 County. SSNY is desig- SR-290999 Clerk-Treasurer located for public inspection and AND P.S.C. 219 GAS TO cipal place of business nated as agent of LLC at 600 South Bay Road, can be obtained by writCOMPLY WITH THE Notice of Formation of of the Company is 4015 upon whom process NOTICE OF LLC North Syracuse, NY COMMISSION'S OR- ing National Grid, ReguKwader Consulting, Bay Park Drive, Livermay be served. SSNY FORMATION 13212, until 2 p.m. (lo- DERS DATED JUNE 16, lation and Pricing DeLEGAL NOTICE LLC. shall mail copy of procal time), on Wednes- 2022, IN P.S.C. CASES partment, A-4, 300 Erie Notice of Formation of pool, New Yok 13090. of North SyraVillage Articles of Organization The Company does not cess to 3954 Thrush Ln, day, July 13, 2022, and Boulevard West, Syra- McCarthy Family ProperLiverpool, NY 13090. filed with the Secretary cuse COMMUNITY CEN- then at said time pub- 14-M-0565, et al., AND cuse, New York 13202 ty, LLC, a Domestic Lim- have a specific date of JUNE 17, 2022, DATED TER FLOORING, PILPurpose: any lawful pur- of State of New York ited Liability Company dissolution in addition to (SSNY) on 5/25/22. Of- LARS & EXTERIOR licly opened and read IN P.S.C. CASES 17-E- or on the Company's (LLC). Articles of Orga- the events of dissolution pose. aloud.

A pre-bid meeting at: http://www.website TRIM PROJECT ADVERet al.

0238, fice location: Onondaga SR-286492 nization filed with the set forth by law.

County. SSNY is desig- TISEMENT FOR RFP: is scheduled at Village TEXT: Notice is hereby nationalgridus.com.

Secretary of State of The Secretary of State is Hall at 600 South Bay Gas given that Niagara Monated as agent of LLC Sealed bids for the ComNew York (SSNY) on designated as agent of LEGAL NOTICE North Syracuse, Road, Niagara Mohawk Power hawk Power Corporation upon whom process munity Center Flooring, Company upon 06/21/2022. Office loca- the Application for Authority may be served. SSNY Pillars & Exterior Trim NY 13212 at 10 a.m. (lo- d/b/a National Grid has Corporation d/b/a Na- tion: County of Ononda- whom process against of Clay Development cal time) on Wednesday, ) tional Grid ( � NMPC � filed new tariff amendshall mail copy of pro- Project located in the ga. SSNY is designated the company may be Partners, LLC filed with Village of North Syra- July 6, 2022. Plans and ments with the Public filed tariff revisions in the Secy. of State of NY cess to 9360 Bartel Rd, cuse will be received by specifications may be Service Commission to response to a New York as agent of LLC upon served. The Post Office (SSNY) on 5/9/2022. Brewerton, NY 13029. Tony Burkinshaw, Direc- obtained electronically comply with the Com- State Public Service whom process may be address to which the secretary of state shall Formed in PA 4/5/2022. Purpose: any lawful pur- tor of Parks & Recre- free of charge and/or ex- mission's Orders dated Commission (�PSC�) served. SSNY shall mail mail a copy of any procopy of process to: c/o Office loc.: Onondaga pose. amined at 1) the North ation located at 600 June 16, 2022, to be- order establishing Phase Michael McCarthy, 4177 cess against the CompaCounty. SSNY is desig- SR-291854 South Bay Road, North Syracuse Village Clerk- come effective August 1, 1 of the Electric and Gas Balboa Drive, Liverpool, ny is: 4015 Bay Park nated as agent of LLC Treasurer's office locatLEGAL NOTICE Syracuse, NY 13212, 2022, and June 17, Bill Relief Program. on whom process Village of North Syra- until 3 p.m. (local time), ed at 600 South Bay 2022, to become effec- Phase 1 of the Electric NY 13090. Purpose: any Drive, Liverpool, New York 13090. lawful purpose. against it may be served. cuse DPW MAINTE- on Friday, July 15, 2022, Road, North Syracuse tive July 1, 2022. and Gas Bill Relief Pro- SR-293424 The company is to be The address SSNY shall NANCE GARAGE ROOF and then at said time NY 13212, 2) Dodge ELECTRIC gram provides cusmanaged by its memmail copy of process to REPLACEMENT ADVER- publicly opened and Data and Analytics by Niagara Mohawk Power tomers with active acbers. c/o M. Burr Keim Com- TISEMENT FOR BIDS: read aloud. A pre-bid Dodge Construction Net- Corporation d/b/a NaNotice of Formation counts who are currently The character of the pany, 2021 Arch St., Sealed bids for the DPW meeting is scheduled at work, or 3) Syracuse tional Grid (“NMPC”) enrolled in the Energy of OCD Landscaping business to be transactPhiladelphia, PA 19103. Maintenance Builders Exchange.

The Garage the Community Center at filed tariff revisions in Program LLC, a Domestic Limited ed by the Limited LiabiliThe office address in PA Roof Replacement locat- 700 South Bay Road, Owner reserves the right response to a New York Affordability Liability Company (LLC). is 144 N. 3rd St., ed in the Village of North North Syracuse, NY to waive any informality State Public Service (“EAP”) or who enroll in Articles of Organization ty Company Law is the Lehighton, PA 18235. Syracuse will be re- 13212 at 11:30 a.m. (lo- or to reject any or all Commission (“PSC”) or- the EAP on or before De- filed with the Secretary management of real Cert. of formation filed ceived by the Village cal time) on Monday, bids. Each bidder must der establishing Phase 1 cember 31, 2022, or of State of New York property and any other with the Secy. of the Clerk-Treasurer located July 11, 2022. The RFP deposit with his bid, se- of the Electric and Gas who received benefits (SSNY) on 5/31/2022. business allowed under Commonwealth, 206 N. at 600 South Bay Road, may be obtained elec- curity in the amount, Bill Relief Program. from New York State Office location: County federal, state and local Office Bldg., 401 North North Syracuse, NY tronically free of charge form and subject to the Phase 1 of the Electric Emergency Rental Assis- of Onondaga. SSNY is law.

St., Harrisburg, PA 13212, until 2 p.m. (lo- and/or examined at 1) conditions provided in and Gas Bill Relief Pro- tance Program or the designated as agent of SR-291324 17120. Purpose: Any cal time), on Wednes- the North Syracuse Vil- the Information for Bid- gram provides cus- Home Energy Assistance LLC upon whom proProgram - Regular Arlawful activity. day, July 27, 2022, and lage Park's Department ders. This project is tomers with active ac- rears Supplement pro- cess may be served.

SR-291622 funded (in part) by the then at said time pub- office located at 600 counts who are currently gram, a one-time bill SSNY shall mail copy of Notice of Formation licly opened and read South Bay Road, North Onondaga County Com- enrolled in the Energy credit for any arrears process to: 231 Belmore of LLC. NOTICE OF FORMATION aloud. Plans and specifi- Syracuse NY 13212, 2) munity Development Di- Affordability Program balance on their bill as Drive, North Syracuse, NY 13212. Purpose: any Thompson Road Tavern, Name: CTRIO ESTATE cations may be obtained Dodge Data and Analyt- vision (OCCD). All pro- (“EAP”) or who enroll in of and prior to a bill date LLC (LLC) filed Arts. of lawful purpose.

HOLDING, LLC. Articles electronically free of ics by Dodge Construc- posals shall be made the EAP on or before DeOrg. with Secy. of State of Organization filed with charge and/or examined tion Network, or 3) Syra- and shall be received cember 31, 2022, or of May 1, 2022. The SR-291730 of NY (SSNY) on Secretary of State of at 1) the North Syracuse cuse Builders Exchange. upon the following con- who received benefits PSC Order also estab6/16/2022. Office locaNew York (SSNY) on Village Clerk-Treasurer's The Owner reserves the ditions: 1. Bidders will from New York State lishes the Arrears ManNotice of formation Program tion: Onondaga County.

March 31, 2022. Office office located at 600 right to waive any infor- be required to commit Emergency Rental Assis- agement of Tashika Gomez's Hiplocation: Onondaga South Bay Road, North mality or to reject any or themselves to the goals tance Program or the (“AMP”) Surcharge to pity Hop Pediatric NP SSNY designated as County. SSNY designat- Syracuse NY 13212, 2) all bids. Each bidder for minority business Home Energy Assistance recover costs of these House Call Service, agent of the LLC upon ed as agent of LLC upon Dodge Data and Analyt- must deposit with his participation in the con- Program - Regular Ar- bill credits.

PLLC, a DOMESTIC whom process may be whom process against it ics by Dodge Construc- bid, security in the tracts. 2. Only such pro- rears Supplement pro- In addition, the PSC has PLLC. Articles of Organi- served and SSNY shall may be served. SSNY tion Network, or 3) Syra- amount, form and sub- posals received by the gram, a one-time bill approved an alternative zation filed with Secre- mail process to the LLC shall mail a copy of pro- cuse Builders Exchange. ject to the conditions office of the Village Clerk credit for any arrears recovery mechanism to tary of State of New at c/o Curtis Butler, cess to the LLC, at 244 The Owner reserves the provided in the RFP. will be accepted. 3. Pro- balance on their bill as recover deferrals of un- YORK (SSNY) on 5-26- 8865 Honeycomb Path, Northern Lights Plaza, right to waive any infor- This project is funded posals are to be en- of and prior to a bill date billed fees that resulted 2022. Office location: Cicero, NY 13039. PurN. Syracuse, NY 13212. mality or to reject any or (in part) by the Ononda- closed in a sealed enve- of May 1, 2022. The from laws enacted dur- County of Onondaga. pose: any business perTerm: Perpetual. Pur- all bids. Each bidder ga County Community lope. 4. The contract PSC order also estab- ing the COVID-19 Pan- SSNY is designated as mitted under law. pose: Any activity for must deposit with his Development Division shall be awarded to the lishes the Arrears Man- demic. The PSC Order agent of LLC upon SR-292239 which a limited liability bid, security in the (OCCD). All proposals lowest responsible bid- agement Program also establishes the Late whom process may be company may be lawful- amount, form and sub- shall be made and shall der. The Village Board (“AMP”) Surcharge to Payment Charge and served. SSNY shall mail Waived Fees copy of process to ly engaged under the ject to the conditions be received upon the fol- reserves the right to re- recover costs of these Other (“LPCO”) Surcharge to Tashika Gomez, 3 Gralaws of the State of New provided in the Informa- lowing conditions: 1. ject all bids and adver- bill credits.

Notice of Formation York. tion for Bidders. This Bidders will be required tise anew, if, in the In addition, the PSC has recover associated lost ham Court, Liverpool of WaringWood Farms, judgment of said board, revenues.

SR-292968 any 13090.

Purpose: any project is funded (in to commit themselves to approved an alternative LLC, a Domestic Limited part) with a State and the goals for minority it shall be in the best in- recovery mechanism to Notice is hereby given lawful purpose.

Liability Company (LLC). terest of the Village to on July 1, that starting SR-292312 Notice of Formation Municipal Facilities Pro- business participation in recover deferrals of unArticles of Organization so.

Date: June 28 th , do 2022, the LPCO Surof HAOYUN WELLNESS gram (“SAM”) Grant, as the contracts. 2. Only billed fees that resulted filed with the Secretary 2022.

By order of the and on August 1, charge SPA LLC, a Domestic administered by the Dor- such proposals received from laws enacted durof State of New York NOTICE OF LLC of the VilVillage Board 2022, the AMP SurLimited Liability Compa- mitory Authority of the by the office of the Viling the COVID-19 Pan(SSNY) on 06/04/2022.

FORMATION of North Syracuse, lage charge will commence ny (LLC). Articles of Or- State Of New York (DAS- lage Parks Director will demic. The PSC Order Tcm Shaker Heights Office location: County Dianne Kufel, Village on customer bills and ganization filed with the NY) (Project ID: 24815). be accepted. 3. Proposalso establishes the Late LLC. Filed with SSNY on of Onondaga. SSNY is Secretary of State of All proposals shall be als are to be enclosed in Clerk-Treasurer.

Payment Charge and will be included in the 6/10/2022.

Office: designated as agent of SR-293231 New York (SSNY) on made and shall be re- a sealed envelope. 4.

Waived Fees Delivery Service Adjust- Onondaga County. SSNY LLC upon whom proOther 04/25/2022. Office loca- ceived upon the follow- The contract shall be (“LPCO”) Surcharge to ment line. The LPCO designated as agent for cess may be served. recover associated lost and AMP surcharge is process & shall mail to: SSNY shall mail copy of County of ing conditions: 1. Bid- awarded to the lowest tion: LIQUOR LICENSE located on the NMPC 913 Old Liverpool Rd process to: 5577 Louis Onondaga. SSNY is des- ders will be required to responsible bidder. The Notice is hereby given revenues. ignated as agent of LLC commit themselves to Village Board reserves that a license, number Notice is hereby given website. For Residential Ste H Liverpool NY Ave, Brewerton, NY upon whom process the goals for minority the right to reject all bids Pending, for beer, cider, that starting on July 1, customers: 13088. Purpose: any 13029. Purpose: any may be served. SSNY business participation in and advertise anew, if, in liquor and wine has 2022, the LPCO Sur- https://www.nationallawful purpose. lawful. shall mail copy of pro- the contracts. 2. Only the judgment of said been applied for by the charge and on August 1, gridus.com/upstate-nySR-291946 SR-292047 cess to: 642 OLD LIVER- such proposals received board, it shall be in the undersigned to sell beer, 2022, the AMP Sur- home/Rates/Rate-StatePOOL RD, LIVERPOOL, by the office of the Vil- best interest of the Vil- cider, liquor and wine at charge will commence ments.aspx on customer bills and and Business customers NY 13088. Purpose: any lage Clerk will be accept- lage to do so. Date: June retail in a club under the ed. 3. Proposals are to 28 th , 2022. By order of Alcoholic Beverage Con- will be included in the https://www.nationallawful purpose.

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