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Caz: Music for Malaria 03/02/08
Project Cafe presents: Music For Malaria Project Café will sponsor a benefit concert at the Brae Loch Inn on...

In the pocket 03/04/08
Camillus man competes in Turning Stone Nine-Ball Classic A field of 128 players competed for $40,000...

Caz: Plan going smoothly 03/04/08
Plan going smoothly By Willie Kiernan ...

Caz: Law passed 03/04/08
Law passed Cazenovia Lakeside Park Boat Launch accessible to all with permit By Willie Kiernan ...

Sullivan: Fyler Road churches open food cupboard 03/04/08
Wesleyan Community Church and Crossroads Community Church, located on Fyler Road have joined to cooperatively open a...

Canastota: Chandler challenges Rouse 03/05/08
Democratic challenger Doug Chandler, who will run on the Conservative line when voters hit the polls March 18, is...

Canastota child succumbs to injuries 03/05/08
A Canastota 3-year-old succumbed to the injuries he sustained in an alleged assault Feb. 7. Madison County Sheriff...

Chittenango: Meet the candidates 03/05/08
The retirements from public service by Mayor Bob Freunscht and village Board of Trustees member Barbara Delaney left...

Manlius: Zone change approved for Sensis facility 03/05/08
The Manlius Town Board passed a local law for a development/office overlay zone at its Feb. 27 meeting. This new zone,...

Manlius: Siblings dedicate lives to fire department 03/05/08
A brother and sister team, Patricia and Charles “Cha Cha” German have shared a better portion of their lives with the...

DeWitt: board extends moratorium 03/05/08
The DeWitt Town Board extended a moratorium this morning, keeping a hold on development for another six months in all...

DeWitt:: Board hears JDMS goals, successes 03/05/08
The Jamesville-DeWitt Board of Education got a lesson in the three R’s from J-D Middle School students and teachers at...

Election time in B'ville 03/05/08
Village elections are around the corner. With three trustee seats open, only three candidates will be on the ballot...

B'ville: Snow Ball coat swap 03/05/08
Seems there was a mix up at the Big Chill Snow Ball held in January. The formal event was held at the Mohegan Manor...

B'ville boards: Consolidating parks 03/05/08
Van Buren Supervisor Claude Sykes announced a consolidation effort that is underway. Van Buren, the town of Lysander...

B’ville Theatre Guild’s comedy of confusion 03/05/08
The Baldwinsville Theatre Guild pulls out all the stops in its ongoing production of Neil Simon’s “Rumors.” There’s...

Caz: What a season! 03/05/08
What a season! Caz Girls basketball, 20-3, goes furthest in school history By Willie Kiernan ...

East Syracuse: Four vie for two trustee seats 03/05/08
Four vie for two trustee seats in East Syracuse: incumbent Barbara Falcone-Quonce, Bernie Ment, Jim Carr and Howard...

Fayetteville: Three vie for two trustee slots 03/05/08
While Mayor Mark Olson and Village Justice Tom Miller run unopposed, three vie for two trustee slots in Fayetteville:...

Minoa mayor's seat contested 03/05/08
First-time candidate Tracy Callahan is challenging incumbant Dick Donovan for his spot as the Minoa Mayor. Four vie...

Salina: Senior housing causes a stir 03/05/08
The town of Salina board meeting on Feb. 25 was dominated by a public hearing on the application for a zone change by...

No Walgreens for town of Clay 03/05/08
The much disputed plan for a Walgreen’s at 7558 Oswego Road in Clay has officially been denied by the Clay Town...

WFE pilots new anti-bullying program for LCSD 03/05/08
Ask any group of school-aged kids what their major stressors are and you can bet at least one will say a...

LCSD regroups after referendum vote fails 03/05/08
Liverpool’s $44.5 million capital project referendum was voted down last week with a ballot count of 1,954 voting “no”...

Six nominees named to NSCSD Wall of Distinction 03/05/08
Cicero-North Syracuse High School welcomed back several distinguished alumni Friday night for its Wall of Distinction...

North Syracuse: Village to become more walkable 03/05/08
Thanks to a Community Development Block Grant, the streets of the village of North Syracuse will be a little...

Bringing an end to bullying 03/05/08
Ask any group of school-aged kids what their major stressors are and you can bet at least one will say a...

F-M referendum draws heavy poll turnout 03/05/08
Polls opened at 7 a.m. today for people to cast their vote on the highly publicized and controversial...

F-M voters say no to turf field 03/06/08
It was a record high turnout yesterday when voters came out in droves to cast their ballot on a $4.6 million proposal...

V-V-S thespians tell the story of ‘George M!’ 03/06/08
The Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School spring musical "George M!" will hit the school's stage this...

Tipp Hill Shamrock Run adds major tunes 03/06/08
Eleven different bands have been lined up to play on the various street corners during the Tipp Hill Shamrock Run this...

Green without envy 03/06/08
Popular Science Magazine has named Syracuse one of America’s 50 Greenest Cities. Syracuse was ranked 17th, with a score...

Es tiempo para ir a la escuela 03/06/08
Bishop-Grimes writers entertain at Seymour School in two languages: Twelve Bishop-Grimes sophomore Spanish...

Caz: Think globally, shop locally 03/06/08
Chamber wisdom Think globally, shop locally By Willie Kiernan ...

Caz: Speaker talks child safety 03/06/08
Speaker talks child safety On Thursday, March 13, a free workshop will be offered. The topic is “Teaching Children...

Solvay: ‘Bearcat pride’ runs deep 03/06/08
Solvay High School’s former football coach, Al Merola, is the winningest coach in the history of Syracuse high school...

Solvay: Local business owner provides ‘hugs from home’ 03/06/08
In late winter, many people dream of travelling to warm destinations with plenty of sun and sand. Jody Pucello of...

Camillus: McNamara’s undergoes facelift, expands into multi-purpose facility 03/06/08
When Jim McNamara bought McNamara’s Pub over three years ago, the facility was in less-than-favorable shape. Since...

Geddes: Police department merger 'real possibility' 03/06/08
When Geddes Police Chief Michael Walsh stepped down from his position early last month, Geddes Town Supervisor Robert...

Elbridge: Board hears more noise ordinance banter 03/06/08
The last time a proposed noise ordinance was on the table at the town of Elbridge board meeting, over 50 farmers...

J-E district compliant on processed meat recall 03/06/08
The Jordan-Elbridge Central School District immediately complied with a recent government directive to dispose of...

J-E teachers raise $1,939 for local food pantry 03/06/08
Who ever said growing a beard wasn’t profitable? Twenty-one teachers from the Jordan-Elbridge School District...

Syracuse foreclosure rates among lowest in the nation 03/06/08
As word that the “housing bubble” has popped spreads throughout national media outlets, a new study has found that...

Nunsense: The Mega-Musical Version hits Solvay high this weekend 03/06/08
[Where:] Solvay High School, 600 Gertrude Ave, Solvay, NY 13209 [When:] Friday March 7th, 8 pm; Sat March 8th 2pm &...

Foreclosure rates among lowest in the nation 03/07/08
As word that the “housing bubble” has popped spreads throughout national media outlets, a new study has found that the...

Latino poets in silence 03/07/08
By Tere Paniagua: The microphone was open last Feb. 23 at La Casa del Té on West Street, but nobody came. Writer...

Home to E u r e k a ! 03/07/08
Downtown pioneer and sculptor, Carol Cole, creates “green” work for CNY shows: As an unemployed TV producer who...

Caz: Pedaling to find cure 03/07/08
Pedaling to find cure Cazenovia couple to ride 600 miles to raise awareness of rare disease By Willie Kiernan ...

Lebanon issues travel advisory 03/09/08
Heavy rains, sleet, slush and snow have made for hazardous conditions on some Lebanon roads, according to Lebanon...

Caz: Auspicious 03/11/08
Auspicious: Promising success Two locals team up, produce show on little known historical figure By Willie Kiernan ...

Canastota: The 'Lucky Ones' debut at expo 03/11/08
The Canastota Canal Town Museum will give the public a glimpse of 14 of Canastota’s “lucky ones” at the Market Day and...

Canastota: Historical markers spark interest 03/11/08
Village Historian David Sadler may have sparked some interest in the community by securing three historical markers...

Canastota: Road salt rationed 03/11/08
Although the village of Canastota had its order in for road salt last August, getting it is another story. “They...

Oneida: Voters approve library budget 03/11/08
Voters in the Oneida Public Library Special Legislature District approved the library’s proposed budget of $328,100 for...

Liverpool: CHE hosts St. Baldrick's Day celebration 03/11/08
Every year, more and more people shave their heads. It’s not a fashion statement – it’s an effort to raise money to...

Senior housing proposals pending in Clay, Salina 03/11/08
Could the Liverpool area soon be home to a new senior apartment building? That’s the hope of Affordable Senior Housing...

Liverpool DFS collects over $25,000 for scholarships 03/11/08
One would not think that over 100 sophomores, juniors and seniors would flock to Liverpool High School on a Sunday...

Liverpool school board discusses failed capital project 03/11/08
Though it didn’t appear on the agenda, the failed referendum vote was the topic of much discussion at the Liverpool...

Cicero unveils new seal 03/11/08
The town of Cicero has a new symbol. A new painting of the Cicero town seal was at the town board’s Feb. 25 meeting. ...

Shave that head..for a cause 03/11/08
Every year, more and more people shave their heads. It’s not a fashion statement – it’s an effort to raise money to...

B'ville sidewalk project forges on 03/11/08
After reviewing the updated sidewalk repair plan, the village board is ready to hear comments from residents. A...

‘Simon Peter’ to come alive in Van Buren 03/11/08
Christians have long studied the life of Simon Peter, one of the 12 disciples of Jesus. This disciple was honest,...

Taste of B'ville draws crowd of 600-plus 03/11/08
The blustery wind and snow didn’t keep more than 600 people from attending A Taste of Baldwinsville 2008. The event was...

B'ville: Vintage craftsmanship at its finest 03/11/08
Colonial Keeping Room in Baldwinsville offers a trip back in time for its customers. Run by Susan and Mark Parla of...

B'ville: Durgee vs. cancer 03/11/08
Durgee Jr. High School was buzzing Friday March 7 as the eighth grade teachers battled the ninth grade teachers in the...

$2 million grant for Morrisville State 03/12/08
Washington - Congressman John M. McHugh (R-Pierrepont Manor) announced today that he has secured a $2 million grant...

Caz plan goes public 03/12/08
Caz plan goes public Joint town and village public hearing set for Tuesday March 18 By Willie Kiernan ...

Caz: Riverside Drive alive 03/12/08
Riverside Drive alive Exciting development presented Green and Shannon at village meeting By Willie Kiernan ...

F-M stadium to be addressed again 03/12/08
Last week, Fayetteville-Manlius voters turned out in record number to reject a $4.6 million proposal for a turf stadium...

Spitzer nailed by NSA? 03/13/08
California communications prof says anti-terrorism efforts detected governor’s financial transactions: John Taplin...

Camillus: Fish hatchery poised for stocking 03/13/08
The days are getting longer and the April 1 trout opener is getting closer. The Friends of Carpenter’s Brook Fish...

Camillus PD reaccredited 03/13/08
The New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services, Law Enforcement Accreditation Council has reaccredited the...

Magnarelli: Legislation Addresses Funding Concerns 03/13/08
Tuesday in Albany New York State Assemblyman William B. Magnarelli (D-120th district) co-hosted the Central New York...

Youth sports hall of fame sets opening ceremonies 03/13/08
Camillus Parks and Recreation Director Eric Bacon announced last week that a sports hall of fame has been established...

Canastota: Firefighters called to industrial park 03/13/08
Fire and Emergency personnel from Canastota, Bridgeport, Chittenango, Oneida, North Bay and Sylvan Beach responded...

Caz: Encore anyone? 03/13/08
Cazenovia couple Susan and Lance McKee have turned their passion for French wine into a business. “We returned to...

Caz: Officer to be honored 03/13/08
Officer to be honored Commander Larry Goodsight has announced that Senior Patrol Officer Timothy J. Parisou of the...

Plus 20: City schools target literacy 03/13/08
By Kayleigh Minicozzi: After literacy rates in the Syracuse city schools fell below average for a fifth time in...

Baby boomers B ball 10th tournament 03/13/08
The constellation of former local high school basketball stars lighting up the SouthWest Community Center gym on winter...

F-M BOE to address stadium needs 03/13/08
Last week, Fayetteville-Manlius voters turned out in record number to reject a $4.6 million proposal for a turf stadium...

Manlius: Where's the Beef? 03/13/08
Nancy Pfeiffer’s first job at What’s Your Beef was in 1999, cooking cabbage and carrots on St. Patrick’s Day. In...

DeWitt: Program helps cops, families deal with trauma 03/13/08
Each year, about 150 police officers are killed in the line of duty. Their families and co-workers are left to cope...

DeWitt: Chief position reviewed 03/13/08
The DeWitt Board of Fire Commissioners recently called together a six-person team to review Chief Gary MacLachan’s job...

Biscotti Cafe lights10 candles 03/13/08
Northside café celebrates a decade of doing business in CNY this week: When two Culinary Institute grads collided in...

CNY Community Foundation to host grant workshop 03/14/08
The Central New York Community Foundation will hold a workshop to explain its new grant opportunity for arts and...

Sculptor Arlene Abend 03/14/08
The International Women’s Day Interview: The sculptor Arlene Abend laughs when she tells one story about the 1998...

Vera House seeking nominations 03/14/08
Vera House, Inc., a local not-for-profit agency dedicated to helping those affected by domestic and sexual violence, is...

Northeast Awakening in Syracuse to bring together Christians 03/14/08
The “Northeast Awakening,” a major Christian conference, will be held April 18 and 19, at the Nottingham High School...

Tankless water heaters saves green 03/14/08
Going green saves green: Many people think it’s just for barbecue season, but propane’s clean, low-cost...

Connective Corridor design adds a charrette 03/14/08
SU, SUNY-ESF students collaborate with community members on design competition to bring key section of Connective...

Shepard Settlement mining laws voted down 03/14/08
By Abbey Woodcock [email protected] The town board introduced five proposed laws regarding mining in the...

Committee recommends Skan dispatch relocation 03/14/08
By Abbey Woodcock [email protected] The Dispatch Center strategic committee held its fifth meeting last week...

Eating green in Syracuse 03/14/08
On a Friday or Saturday night, one of Syracuse’s best alternatives to drinking at a bar is stopping for a bubble tea or...

Thruway Authority to hold public hearings 03/14/08
Public comments on proposed toll adjustment encouraged: The New York State Thruway Authority today announced that...

Eagle employee wins award 03/17/08
Tami Grashof, a longtime employee of Eagle Newspapers, has won the “Creative Sparks Award” from the Syracuse Ad Club....

Canastota: Teen starts fire at school 03/17/08
Canastota Police arrested Damian N. Cerio, 18, of Canastota for fourth-degree arson and third-degree criminal trespass...

Vienna: Donations sought for time capsule 03/17/08
The town of Vienna will accept memorabilia items for its bicentennial time capsule through March 21. The board suggests...

Oneida: Turkey caller wins award 03/17/08
Gary L. Campanie of Oneida was awarded third place in the push-pin call and trough call and striker categories of the...

Lenox: No bond for pump station 03/17/08
The Lenox board may have signed a resolution to borrow $29,000 for expenses to the sewer lift pump station on Mary Lynn...

La Liga celebrates women at Redhouse 03/17/08
Bilingual lunchtime show hails women: The West Side may be finding an answer to Eastwood’s Palace Theater at...

Lincoln: Man charged in rolling pin assault 03/18/08
A 52-year-old Lincoln resident is in jail and his 49-year-old live-in companion in the hospital after an altercation at...

SPCA offers second chances 03/18/08
Don’t ever think that Betsie Puffer doesn’t care about animals. “People say – and this boggles my mind – people say,...

North Syracuse to prohibit smoking in village parks 03/18/08
North Syracuse village trustees voted unanimously to prohibit the use of tobacco products in village parks at its...

NAMOW gets a fresh coat of paint 03/18/08
With the help of 15 National Grid employees, the North Area Meals on Wheels building looks spiffy and new. The...

Village of Liverpool unveils budget 03/18/08
Liverpool Village Clerk Mary Ellen Sims presented the board of trustees with a tentative budget for 2008-09 at their...

'Survivor' star coming to Caz 03/18/08
Sometimes it’s a jungle out there ‘Survivor’ star to give motivational talk to students and parents By Willie...

Skaneateles dedicates new firehouse 03/18/08
Eighteen years in the making, the new fire station formally opened Saturday, March 15. Kathy (Buff) Murphy, President...

Remembering Pete Napier of the War Memorial 03/19/08
Pete Napier, former director of downtown’s Onondaga County War Memorial, died March 16 in Florida. He was 83. Pete,...

Caz: Utopia seeker murdered-Author visits 03/19/08
Utopia seeker murdered Author to discuss whodunit involving Upstate commune By Willie Kiernan ...

Colgate student arrested for web threat 03/19/08
Student arrested for web threat By Willie Kiernan ...

Voters support incumbents in village elections 03/19/08
Although many races were uncontested in Onondaga County Tuesday, voters turned out and had their say, with incumbents...

Madison County: Spitzer collapse has local impact 03/19/08
Albany isn’t the only city reeling from the recent turn of events in the state capital. Local political leaders report...

Canastota: Voters choose incumbents 03/19/08
The official results are in for the mayoral and trustee races in the village and it looks like the incumbents will...

Onondaga County Public Libraries notes 03/19/08
Photography exhibits hang throughout April The following Onondaga County Public Libraries will host art exhibits...

Open government good for elected officials 03/20/08
In honor of Robert Freeman's return to Madison County Feb. 13, Eagle Newspapers asked a couple of folks the...

CNY SPCA offers animals new hope 03/20/08
Don’t ever think that Betsie Puffer doesn’t care about animals. “People say – and this boggles my mind – people say,...

Crouse Hospital breaks ground on surgical center 03/21/08
Crouse Hospital’s recent groundbreaking ceremony officially kicked off the building phase of the new Chris J. and...

B'ville: Forging friendships through Troop 107 03/21/08
They met as scouts in the spring of 2002. Three had just joined Troop 107, an organization the other had been a...

B'ville: A senior rec center 03/21/08
Traveling along Canton Street, not far off the main drag of Downer Street, sits a large building known as Canton Woods...

B'ville: PEACE works for the community 03/21/08
Have some old clothes you want to get rid of? Need to get a couch off your hands? PEACE Inc., located in Nobles Plaza...

B'ville prepares to adopt 2008-09 school budget 03/21/08
Officials estimate a 1.04 percent increase in property taxes regarding the proposed Baldwinsville Central school...

Scala to speak on meditation 03/21/08
The Center for Spiritual and Cultural Unity will host a signing of "Weekly Meditations" by author Patsy Scala...

Syracuse Business Show, delicious 03/21/08
Oh, and informative too: Pulled Pork still rules. The longest line at the Syracuse Chamber Business Show was at...

Oneida: Easter morning barn fire 03/23/08
An Easter morning barn fire on Lake Road (Route 316) had emergency crews from Oneida, Durhamville, Wampsville and...

Canastota: Backyard water coming from school 03/24/08
Winters thaw and spring rains bring water woes to residents living on East Chapel and Roberts Street. Last year the...

Lenox undergoing reassessments 03/24/08
The town of Lenox is undergoing a reassessment for the 2008 assessment roll. Property owners will receive a change in...

Identifying the school shooter 03/24/08
FBI Special Agent Emily Vacher talked about the psychology of a school shooter at a special superintendent’s day at the...

Syracuse students to poster city 03/24/08
Each year since its founding, in 2001, the Syracuse Poster Project and Syracuse University has produced 16 unique...

Citizens hope to rid Spafford of dilapidated buildings 03/25/08
One of Spafford’s most vocal advocates for town improvements is Linda Sanders. She has been involved with town...

Skan: Jones, Carlson on the issues 03/25/08
By Abbey Woodcock Sue Jones and Kathryn Carlson will fill the two open village trustee positions. Jones received 220...

Marcellus children come to babysitter's rescue 03/25/08
Youngsters who helped save the life of Peg Gilmour of Falls Road, Marcellus on March 11 were recognized for their...

Skan Library needs quick parking 03/25/08
The spot traditionally used as the “mayor’s space” on Genessee St. may soon be given back to village residents to use...

Caz: The plan is in 03/25/08
The plan is in Some applaud the committees for their efforts, others say, What?!? By Willie Kiernan ...

Hamilton: American Way 03/25/08
Wall to discuss American way By Willie Kiernan ...

B'ville: Feedback wanted on Downer Street 03/25/08
Officials are looking for residents’ opinions concerning the future development of Downer Street. “[The Syracuse...

B'ville: A family afFAIR 03/25/08
Families looking for local activities for their children will be able to gather information on over 35 organizations...

Attention Baldwinsville property owners 03/25/08
Assessments were sent to every property owner in greater Baldwinsville earlier this month, thanks to Assessor Theresa...

B’ville board has two new officials 03/25/08
Last Tuesday’s uncontested village election will result in two new board members for the village board and one...

B'ville: CW improves seniors quality of life 03/25/08
Photos by Erin Smith Ardis Egan conducts an aerobic class at Canton Woods Senior Center. Canton Woods Senior Center...

Care for the caregiver 03/25/08
Liverpool resident Joan Antzak was diagnosed with dementia almost four years ago. Her husband Charlie is her sole...

Chittenango: Sullivan Community Showcase this Saturday 03/26/08
The Greater Sullivan Area Chamber of Commerce and Chittenango High School Future Business Leaders of America present...

Oneida: Man arrested for shooting windows with BB gun 03/26/08
Travis M. Brown, 18, of Lake Road was arrested for 16 counts of third-degree criminal mischief, a class E felony and...

FFL to hold ‘Novel Affair’ fundraiser 03/26/08
When the Fayetteville Free Library relocated into the former Stickley factory in 2003, a celebration was held to honor...

Jamesville: Homemade 'Chicken Soup' stirs the soul 03/26/08
Local author Barbara Canale is full of pride and for good reason. Her most recent work is so telling that it was placed...

DeWitt: Barricade brings forth believers 03/26/08
By Darryl Patteson Members of St. Mary’s Church in Jamesville asked the DeWitt Town Board to clear the police tape...

Caz: Clubs cancelled 03/26/08
Clubs cancelled Recent contract postpones assumed teacher pay to next year By Beezly Kiernan ...

Caz: Senior group luncheon 03/26/08
CASA presents Cazenovia, Nelson, Fenner Senior Luncheon at St. James Church, 12:30 p.m. Thursday March 27. Irish music...

J-E-Contract conflict continues 03/26/08
The Jordan-Elbridge Central School District and the district bus drivers have yet to resolve a 9-month contract...

WG- proposed budget announced 03/26/08
The proposed budget for the 2008-2009 school year was announced Wednesday at the West Genesee board of education...

J-E Capital Project plans pushed back 03/26/08
The Jordan-Elbridge Central School District has changed the target date for the capital project referendum from March...

Doctor travels to Honduras to give gift of sight 03/26/08
In a tiny town in Honduras, hundreds lined up and settled in to wait for the chance to see again. Villagers in the...

Campbell Dean: Business of the year 03/27/08
Campbell-Dean Funeral Home will receive the Business Award from the Canastota Chamber of Commerce at its annual...

Madison County: Literacy program seeks tutors 03/27/08
Madison County Reads Ahead, a literacy program for adults, needs more volunteer tutors to meet the needs of adults...

Madison County: Help for seniors filing stimulus packets 03/27/08
The IRS has recently mailed Stimulus Payment packets to all seniors who do not normally file a tax return. ...

Baseball on bluegrass 03/28/08
The Syracuse Chiefs are taking a step backward this year, but it’s a step to which all baseball fans look...

Caz teen to visit Haiti 03/28/08
Local teen to visit Haiti By Willie Kiernan ...

S.U. students to poster the city 03/28/08
Students to poster the city By Willie Kiernan ...

Syracuse deals with fed funding cut 03/28/08
By Laura Brandon Economic development programs and parks and public improvement projects in Syracuse have taken a...

Funk ‘n Film on SU's hill 03/28/08
Delicious to many senses - yum: In a small city like Syracuse, it would be easy to think that avant-garde...

Syracuse water fix 03/28/08
Common Council takes action on long -time problem: By Josh Shaw Residents of Syracuse no longer have to worry...

April Fish in and around CNY 03/28/08
Central New York has a marvelous web of streams running through it; every strand ideal trout habitat. This setting...

Energy at Caz College 03/30/08
National leaders discuss energy at Caz College More than 300 leaders in government, business, environment and academia...

Cellist calls on Caz 03/30/08
Cellist calls on Caz By Willie Kiernan ...

Caz: The people have spoken 03/31/08
The people have spoken Developer feels slighted, plans his own environmental study By Willie Kiernan ...

Touching up the untouched 03/31/08
Represented in the permanent collections of at least seven museums, painter and photographer Lew Wilson has come a long...

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