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CAZENOVIA REPUBLICAN, APRIL 27, 2011
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Spring runners raise funds for Habitat for Humanity Syracuse area musicians to perform
By Zach Lewis
ZACH LEWIS
Area residents Rebecca Friedland and Rachel Alter stretch before the 5K race. The Hamilton HomeRun is just one of the 17 races that are being conducted this year as part of the 2011 Route 20 Road Challenge.
By Jeff Schoenfeld
ZACH LEWIS
Runners at the starting line for the HomeRun 5K on Colgate University campus, April 9. The event raised $1,400 for the Madison County Habitat for Humanity. how I was 30 years ago struggling to buy a house. I do it so someone can get into a good house like I did.” All proceeds raised by the race are donated to the Madison County Habitat for Humanity. Rachel Bernstein, associate director of Colgate’s Center for Outreach, Volunteerism and Education, said this year they were able to raise $1,400. For the first time this year, the Route 20 Association of New York State partnered with Colgate’s Habitat for Humanity HomeRun to help promote the race. The association added the event to its 11th Annual Route 20 Road Challenge Series. Administrator of the Route 20 Association John Sagendorf said the Colgate race and all the other races part of the Route 20 Road Challenge are worthy causes in the communities where they are held. “We’re nothing but a sideliner to help promote, build attendance and participation to help
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these worthy causes.” The Route 20 Association is a not-for-profit organization formed to preserve and promote the Route 20 Scenic Byway and its corridor communities. “The first role of the association is to get people to travel on Route 20,” Sagendorf said. “And, once we get them on Route 20, it’s all about getting them off Route 20 and visiting the unique businesses in the corridor communities. The association does it to build appreciation for the byway and help businesses and events along Route 20.” Bernstein said the partnership with the Route 20 Association helps the event. “They approached us earlier in the semester and we have been happy to help promote each other’s work for the first time.” More on the Route 20 Association and the Road Challenge can be found at nyroute20.com.
The next musical acts to take the stage of the Nelson Odeon will be Larry Hoyt, Eileen Rose, John Cadley and Cathy Wenthen, at 8 p.m. on Friday April 29. Larr y Hoyt may be known to local audiences as the of a weekly folk and acoustic music show, Common Threads, on WAERFM, Syracuse. Larry has been playing music since 1981 and has several cassettes and albums under his wings. Larry Hoyt will be joined by lead and backup vocals by the talented Eileen Rose. John and Cathy have each been playing music in the Syracuse area for many years, and have recently combined their talents into a “new acoustic” duo featuring smooth duet harmonies supported by guitars, mandolin, and banjo. Together, they present a highly enjoyable listening experience for audiences of all ages.
John Cadley and Cathy Wenthen Tickets are available for $12, and can be purchased online at nelsonodeon. tix.com or at Freedom of Espresso in Syracuse and Fayetteville. The Nelson Odeon is community-minded venue that offers excellent viewing and sound quality in an intimate setting for a wide variety of performing artists. Nestled in the rolling hills of east central New York, just three miles east of Cazenovia. For more information, visit nelsonodeon. com.
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Spring has finally sprung and 100 people laced-up their sneakers and put a little spring in their step for the fifth annual Colgate University Habitat for Humanity HomeRun 2011. There was no snow in sight, just a few faint clouds in the sky and temperatures were in the 40s at this year’s race that was held on Saturday April 9. The HomeRun offered participants an option of either a 5K run and walk, or a 13.1-mile half-marathon course. And, not only were people out at the race to get some early-Spring exercise, they were there to help support the efforts of Habit for Humanity, too. “I’m running for the cause,” Kenneth Chapman, an Eaton resident and first-time half-marathon runner, said. “The money raised helps people like
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