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Wet whistles 08/02/06
With more than five dozen brewers pouring 4-oz. samples of their tastiest ales, stouts and lagers, it was easy to find...

Boy hurt in bike fall 08/02/06
Troy Buono always used to wear a helmet when he road a bike, but lately he started to get a little lax when he saw some...

A huge project 08/02/06
It's been four years since Oneida's housing inspector, certified code enforcer Ted Walters, visited the...

Accident leads police to recover stolen property 08/02/06
Two Liverpool men face charges of criminal possession of stolen property after an accident at the intersection of...

Tire trouble 08/02/06
Department of Environmental Conservation representative Steve Perrigo was at the former Title Town Tires site on Pine...

Cicero Wal-mart turns one 08/02/06
Classic cars, karate demonstrations, fire trucks, even dancing Oreos - you might expect to see these at any community...

Paventi steps down after 14 years at LCSD 08/02/06
After 14 years of serving the Liverpool Central School District, board member Paul Paventi has decided he will not...

Unmarked pipe could prove costly 08/02/06
Dan Barnaba, builder and president of Eldan Homes, the company developing the land in Harbor Heights, updated the board...

Parking lot owner gives patrons the boot 08/02/06
A couple of hours at the Ugly Duckling in the village of Manlius turned into a night-long ordeal for the owners of two...

Harms' way 08/02/06
Ren•ais•sance 1. End of the Middle Ages the period in European history from about the 14th through 16th centuries...

Local firefighter laid to rest 08/02/06
Family and friends gathered to mourn the loss of a Fairmount firefighter Sunday. James Spraker, 26, was killed...

Dog days 08/03/06
Our weird weather reminds me of that classic "Twilight Zone" episode in which people go mad with heat fever as...

Brae Loch turns 60 08/03/06
From Adam and Eve to Jimmy and Val, not to mention that Grey area in between, the Brae Loch Inn has endured 60 years in...

Nation gets fit 08/03/06
Spa and Salon Manager Karen Watson will round out her department's services in the next couple of weeks; the...

Canastota man charged in break-in 08/03/06
One man has been charged in the burglary of a Canastota bar and restaurant, and is facing the possibility of a felony...

Tree gets stay of execution...for now 08/03/06
The Sullivan Town Council will hold an informational meeting to get public input regarding the proposed Route 31 zone...

Man Hunt 08/03/06
Local and state police were given a quick scare last week when a prisoner escaped from correction officers in...

To serve and protect 08/03/06
Do you know who answers the call when you report a fire? The odds are good that it's not a paid firefighter,...

BCSD plans ambitious improvements 08/03/06
Ambitious renovations are potentially in store for the Baldwinsville Central School District pending a vote in February...

Laughter in bloom 08/03/06
Jack Benny will live again in Fayetteville this weekend when Eddie Carroll's one man show "Jack Benny: Laughter...

Midsummer magic 08/03/06
The Skaneateles Area Council for the Art's Midsummer Night's Dream Gala closed with rain; singer, songwriter,...

Growing pains 08/03/06
Shove Park has undergone plenty of renovations since its conception in 1963, and the improvements are continuing. The...

Rooting out the issue 08/10/06
It’s a quiet, sun-drenched afternoon on Syracuse’s north side. Children are playing and toys are scattered around...

Museum plans stalled for now 08/15/06
To celebrate the 53rd anniversary of the Franklin Trek, owners of the famed Syracuse-manufactured air cooled automobile...

Chukkers for children 08/15/06
Let’s begin at the beginning: what in the world is a “chukker?” Though it isn’t a word most people hear very often,...

Local café offers live music 08/15/06
For many members of the Wolford family, Java Joe’s café has been transformed from a comfy café into their own relaxed...

Phishing for victims and serving up spam 08/15/06
Firewalls, filters and virus protection are tools computer users rely upon when taking advantage of one of the most...

Festival honors generations past 08/15/06
It was high time for a history lesson in the Village of North Syracuse, as residents and visitors celebrated their...

Cardboard conflagration strikes village 08/15/06
A kitchen fire which started on the stovetop at apartment 3-F at the Village Mall caused smoke damage to the dwelling...

Dodge ball! 08/15/06
We’re not talking middle school gym class. Adults from all over Central New York formed 16 teams to participate in a...

Where there’s an iron will, there’s a way 08/15/06
Don Shedlock of Manlius, his wife Colleen Dowd and their children Jamie and Lauren Dowd-Shedlock moved to Jupiter, Fla....

Back on the block 08/15/06
Something old, something new is the theme for Skaneateles’ newest Jordan Street eatery. Right smack where the...

New pipeline, new business 08/15/06
Water is necessary for people and businesses to thrive. The town of Elbridge along with Congressman Jim Walsh worked...

The people speak 08/23/06
The Cazenovia School District Capital Project was once again trotted out for public viewing at a forum held in the high...

Nation remembers Oriskany 08/23/06
The Oneida Nation participated Aug. 6 at the Oriskany Battlefield’s solemn remembrance ceremony held on the battlefield...

GSC to dedicate pond 08/23/06
The Great Swamp Conservancy will hold an official dedication for its handicapped-accessible children’s fishing area...

Tuscarora Road renewed 08/23/06
Contractors completed paving of about 3,000 feet of Tuscarora Road in the village last week. In a nearly seamless fix,...

Spray & Pray 08/23/06
Jeff and Corinne Winchell said all they heard was the faint sound of a single-engine airplane fly over their Ferguson...

Coming out of the dark 08/23/06
The people gathered at the Willow Bay area of Onondaga Lake Park paid little attention to the pouring rain Saturday,...

One year later... 08/23/06
This year’s first day of school will mark the one-year anniversary of the Baldwinsville YMCA’s grand opening. Last...

F’ville mulls bird flu plans 08/23/06
The village of Fayetteville’s Board of Trustees cited progress in preparing a streamlined plan for dealing with the...

Weeding the lake 08/23/06
Former ESF professor Robert Werner chairs aquatic invasive species committee in Skaneateles. He said the spread of...

Baldwin Beach Day supports breast cancer research 08/23/06
Even gray rainy skies couldn’t stop the 5th annual Beach Day for the Carol Baldwin Breast Cancer research Fund as...

Just Beyond the Gateway 08/23/06
Willie Morgan can spot a carpentry mistake from 35 feet. “Hey, take that board out, use that 3 1/2 inch piece as a...

New faces attend village board meeting 08/23/06
The Cazenovia Village Board meeting last Monday Aug. 7 offered a grand mix of opinions as well as a diversity of...

Aquaduct breaks 08/23/06
People noticing falling water levels in the Old Erie Canal aren’t imaging things, the state Canal Corporation announced...

Avast ye matey! 08/23/06
A record-breaking 1,248 books were read during the Library Summer Reading Program this year. The program was a roaring...

CRG files second suit 08/23/06
For the second time in the past year, Citizens for Responsible Government has filed suit against Madison County and the...

Lock 'em up boys and girls 08/23/06
Cicero police teamed up with the federally funded Project Childsafe last weekend to distribute gunlocks, safety...

John Glenn Boulevard is not a racetrack 08/23/06
The Salina Town Board voted to reduce the speed limit on the stretch of John Glenn Boulevard heading west from Route 57...

Beautiful weather for B''ville event 08/23/06
Baldwinsville’s Relay For Life was held this past weekend, Aug. 11 and 12 at the Baker High School athletic fields....

A peace of summer 08/23/06
The hills and dales of Alverna Heights in Manlius rang with the unaccustomed rambunctiousness of children’s games last...

Score! 08/23/06
Opening night of the Skaneateles Festival and Skaneateles’ Sharon Magee was radiant. “Only in Skaneateles,” she...

Towpath to the past 08/23/06
The Erie Canal played a major role in shaping the history and development of New York State, not only in terms of...

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