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Manlius Police target school zones 09/02/08
The Manlius Police Department will saturate the six school zones inside its jurisdiction Sept. 10 in an enforcement...

Veterans of CNY: Edward Levey World War II 09/02/08
Edward Levey doesn’t want any special acknowledgment for his service to the U.S. “After the war, New York state held a...

Putting Marcellus history on the Web 09/02/08
Births, deaths, marriages ... they are just a few of the editorial items that go into each newspaper, daily and weekly...

SCC joins forces with Champions for Life 09/02/08
Two communities are joining together to offer more services to their residents. The Skaneateles Community Center and...

'Knott' your average art 09/02/08
Fabric has so many different uses — clothes, quilts and these days, colorful cloths are being used as works of art....

B'ville: Timber Tree Service expands 09/02/08
Timber Tree Service began as a two-man operation in 1979 and has been growing ever since. This past spring, owner...

Farewell, Fortino of Fayetteville 09/03/08
It was a hard decision to make for owner Al Fortino, but after 53 great years in the floral business, Fortino said he’s...

A dog's tale told with paw prints 09/03/08
Shelby, a seven-year-old Gordon Setter, began painting as a mere puppy. In 2003, her owner Sally Bloss of Chittenango...

Manlius mayor considers attending fire conference 09/03/08
Manlius Fire Chief Paul Whorrall told the village board at its Aug. 26 meeting that he would not deny anyone the...

Manlius Library offers course on study habits, organization 09/03/08
Soon after school starts, the Manlius Library will hold its fourth annual workshop called, “Strategies for the...

Canastota: Water lines going in 09/03/08
Residents will have to find another local route if they want to avoid construction. A project that was supposed to be...

Action at Syracuse's Symphony Place 09/04/08
City and University gather to discuss big leap or next step for connective corridor: Syracuse University (SU) is...

Truck traffic to be monitored more closely in Skaneateles 09/04/08
The Skaneateles Police Department will now be better equipped to monitor truck traffic in the town and village of...

What is park(ing) day in Syracuse? 09/05/08
On Friday Sept. 19, Syracuse will celebrate its second annual Park(ing) Day! Last year, the PATF converted one parking...

Dem delegate tells all... 09/05/08
Syracuse for Obama on a roll, read all about it in Lisa Daly’s blog: Lisa Daly is a self-proclaimed political...

Green Hills’ Homegrown Tasting Festival 09/05/08
Food fabulous food State Fair may be over, but great food remains at Green Hills’ Homegrown Tasting Festival: This...

What the heck is CACDA? 09/08/08
What the heck is CACDA? Cazenovia’s best kept secret flies under radar while getting things done By Willie...

Caz: More than a massage? 09/08/08
More than a massage? Cazenovia therapist connects body to spirit with her hands and heart By Willie...

Jazz `N Caz 2008 lined up 09/08/08
Jazz `N Caz 2008 lined up Jazz, blues and Dixieland on stage at Catherine Cummings Theatre By Willie...

Canastota: Great Swamp Conservancy Fall Migration Festival to feature antique 09/08/08
The Great Swamp Conservancy nature center will host its annual Fall Migration Festival Sept. 13 and 14. Featured...

Attention gardeners: Henry actively recruiting members for community garden 09/08/08
If Bob Henry can get 10 people interested, he will be provided space at the Great Swamp Conservancy in Canastota to...

Madison County: Jobless rate up 09/08/08
Employment and Training Department Director Lorraine Schmidtka reported to the Madison County Social and Mental Health...

Madison County: Committee reviews Assigned Counsel Program 09/08/08
Members of the Criminal Justice/Public Safety/Telecommunications Committee met with staff of the County Attorney’s...

Madison County: Fuel program dealt blow 09/08/08
Four days after receiving unanimous support from members of the Madison County Board of Supervisors’ Social and Mental...

Canastota: Stabbing sends one to hospital 09/08/08
A stabbing in downtown on Saturday sent one man to the hospital and another to Madison County Jail. Investigator...

Alzheimer's caregiver education provides answers to needs 09/09/08
Alzheimer’s disease has long been regarded as an affliction of the aging, those who are over the age of 65. As more...

Reduced speed requested in Skaneateles 09/09/08
The Skaneateles Town Board has received a request from residents to have the speed limit reduced on Mottville Road and...

Skaneateles construction law on hold 09/09/08
Residents packed the meeting room at the Skaneateles Village office Monday night to voice their opinions for and...

Skaneateles' 17th annual Seafood Jazz Fest a hit with the community 09/09/08
The west lawn of the Sherwood Inn was jam packed Sunday with music lovers and seafood enthusiasts. The 17th annual...

The Marcellus pumpkin report 09/09/08
Tim’s Pumpkin Patch on Rose Hill Road in Marcellis, owned and operated by Tim and Erica Leubner, has become much more...

Pancake breakfast season in Borodino comes to a close 09/09/08
Borodino is very well known for the traditional pancake breakfasts put on by the Borodino Fire Department on Nunnery...

Liverpool church celebrates disability awareness 09/09/08
Thirty years ago, the U.S. Catholic Bishops issued a Pastoral Statement on People with Disability, illustrating that,...

NYPA honors former Review editor 09/09/08
Sharon Fulmer dedicated her life to serving her community. Now, she’s being honored for her service. Fulmer, who...

Roxboro Road Middle gives back 09/09/08
Roxboro Road Middle School has always had a special relationship with the military. “Because we’re so close to the air...

NAMOW gets grant for freezer 09/09/08
Things are getting pretty chilly at North Area Meals on Wheels. That’s thanks to a brand-new walk-in freezer,...

Lysander, Van Buren CAP approved 09/09/08
After a year trial with the Shared Assessment Agreement, Van Buren and Lysander have joined a Coordinated Assessment...

Municipal board news: VB takes sales tax 09/09/08
For the third consecutive year, Van Buren officials voted to take sales tax money from the county to help cover...

Garden oddity 09/09/08
Doug Church has the ideal centerpiece for his Thanksgiving dinner – a turkey shaped potato plucked from his community...

Aqueduct project gains momentum 09/09/08
Bids were recently opened for restoration of the Nine Mile Creek Aqueduct. Dr. David Beebe, director of Camillus...

B'ville High School eases the transition 09/09/08
Sophomores in the Baldwinsville school district returned to school Sept. 2, a day earlier than other students in the...

Elbridge village targets tobacco signage 09/09/08
The village of Elbridge board on Tuesday, in conjunction with the Tobacco-Free Onondaga County initiative, passed a non...

Madison County Republicans: Gabor 09/09/08
Voters making a showing for the Republican primary for the district attorney’s race voiced an overwhelming preference...

Worth waiting for 09/09/08
For Sylvia Digiacomo, 79, the idea of marriage was just never all that appealing. "I saw so many bad marriages," she...

Jordan village amends zoning law 09/10/08
It seemed like a good idea at the time: the Jordan Volunteer Fire Company needed recruits, and the historic home at 3...

Arc Race 2008: biggest yet 09/10/08
More than 800 runners gathered at Long Branch Park in Liverpool Saturday for the14th Annual Arc Race, one of Arc of...

Invisible and Invaluable: Undocumented Immigrants in the U.S. 09/11/08
Kate Griffith, assistant professor of employment and labor law at Cornell University’s ILR School, will be a panelist...

CNY for McCain is confident 09/11/08
Syracuse patriots travel 40 hours to GOP convention: “Country comes first; no one is bigger than this country,” said...

Changing face of Syracuse's Little Italy 09/11/08
Influx of African Immigrants to North side of Syracuse: New Gear and Lombardi’s Fruits and Imports represent the...

City Hall portaits: Van the man 09/11/08
Councilor Robinson is working hard toward a brighter Syracuse for all: As affable as City Councilor at Large, Van...

OCC imposes fines on smokers who violate policy 09/12/08
Sitting on a campus bench outside the tobacco-free zone, with cigarette lit, Katlin Gervasie said she agrees with the...

F'ville: Fix congestion or keep village character 09/12/08
Heavy traffic at the intersection of Routes 5 and 257 prompted discussions at the Sept. 8 Fayetteville Village Board...

ES-M grad designs Bohemian-style bags 09/12/08
When Christine Doherty graduated in 2005 from East Syracuse-Minoa High School, her next move took her straight to...

ES-M teacher shares first-day fears, goals for year 09/12/08
Kristen VanBeveren couldn’t sleep the night before school started last week. She’s not a kindergartner, nor is she a...

DeWitt residents to vote on elected tax position 09/12/08
Streamlining government, a hot topic these days, is a driving force behind many discussions between officials in local...

‘Bob the Bull’ debuts Sept. 15 at Green Hills 09/12/08
With ‘Tame the Bull,’ an event to raise money for local schools and sponsored by Green Hills, coming up on Saturday,...

Catalyst Renewables officially open offices in Syracuse 09/12/08
Catalyst Renewables, a Dallas-based energy development company specializing in environmentally responsible power...

Film -The Express - opens tonight in Syracuse 09/12/08
As everyone around here knows – or will once “The Express” has its world premiere tomorrow night at the Landmark...

Anusara Dara hits Caz 09/13/08
Anusara Dara hits Caz New yoga instructor to coordinate programming at Caz Fitness By Willie...

Getting a handle on things - Caz author 09/13/08
Getting a handle on things Author shows how to live by penning book and buying a house in Caz By Willie...

One step up, two steps back 09/15/08
One step up, two steps back Relief efforts in Haiti taking hits with hurricanes By Willie...

Meet Everson’s new director 09/15/08
Museum’s Steven Kern gets acquainted with the lay of our land: The clerk in the post office at Carousel Mall...

Madison County ad hoc energy group to weigh heating program 09/15/08
Topping the agenda facing the newly created ad hoc energy committee this week will be whether the county should...

Madison County Board of Supervisors deny out-of-state travel request 09/15/08
Sixteen of 19 sitting members of the Madison County Board of Supervisors voted last week against a resolution to send...

Morrisville to hold annual yearling sale 09/15/08
MORRISVILLE, N.Y.- The Morrisville College Equine Institute will hold its nineteenth annual Fall Yearling Sale Sept. 21...

Madison County Native American Affairs Committee opposes extension 09/15/08
Members of the Madison County Board of Supervisors Native American Affairs Committee voted in executive session last...

Event for Al Stirpe this Sunday 09/15/08
There will be an open house to meet Assemblyman Al Stirpe at Roy Mallette's house, 6346 1/2 Taft Road, almost to...

Canastota: Technology committee sets goals 09/15/08
The Canastota Central School District technology committee has set goals for the upcoming school year. Director of...

Lenox: Public hearing addresses property maintenance 09/15/08
The second of two public hearings on a property maintenance violation was held Monday night. S B “Barney” Viterise of...

Camillus shifts county money from credit to cash 09/16/08
The Camillus town board Tuesday night was on the defense as residents questioned their decision to request a portion of...

Lenox: Sewer sub-division questioned 09/16/08
Snell Road resident Jim Barres accused town supervisor Rocco DiVeronica of “using his position to get what he needs and...

Students welcomed back with picnic 09/16/08
The Skaneateles Waterman and State Street Elementary schools teamed up for the annual welcome back picnic and ice cream...

No more backpacks at stadium 09/16/08
By Kelly Cary, BCSD The Baldwinsville Central School District would like to remind and inform community residents...

B'ville's Golden Legacy shares recipes 09/16/08
Golden Legacy Activities Association has collected the best recipes from its group members, family and friends and...

Waterpark PILOT approved 09/16/08
The ball is still rolling on Van Buren’s growing tourist destination thanks to a Payment In Lieu Of Taxes...

Marcellus' Thumbstall Guild quilts for a cause 09/16/08
Snuggling beneath a hand-quilted blanket on a cool evening will become a reality for one person on Nov. 4 when the...

B'ville woman turns 100 09/16/08
“Don’t let the little things bother you” is one thing that Beatrice McMahon credits to her 100 years of life. The...

A stroll through Marcellus' Sycamore Hill Gardens 09/16/08
Sycamore Hill Gardens in Marcellus is filled with beauty, from blooming summer flowers to the weeping spruce trees that...

Lost Boy John Dau recalls 9/11 09/16/08
Sept. 11 is a day that will forever be remembered by Americans as the day the towers at the World Trade Center fell and...

Lunch is a ‘social affair’ for Skaneateles seniors 09/16/08
Every Wednesday, shortly before noon, senior citizens begin meandering into the Skaneateles Community Center. They...

Putting a stop to ‘brain drain’ 09/16/08
Finding ways to reduce the number of young professionals who leave Central New York is more difficult than it...

Folk music on the edge 09/16/08
Joe’s Pasta Garage on Jordan Street had the feeling of a college town pub Friday night as Jon Peterson, Donna Dennihy...

Cicero Democrats hold organizational meeting 09/17/08
The Cicero Democratic Committee will hold its organizational meeting on Saturday, September 20, 2008 at 9:30 a.m. at...

Humane Association to hold Donation Drop Day 09/17/08
When attorney Lauren Miller got a call about sitting down with the interim director and president of the board of the...

Getting over addiction 09/17/08
Addiction to drugs and alcohol is a devastating problem in the U.S., and overcoming it is no easy task. Now, Central...

Burdick BMW hosts Ultimate Drive for Komen for the Cure 09/17/08
Chyloe Frank believes that a cure for breast cancer will come in her lifetime. “That’s my goal,” said Frank, who was...

Fayetteville awarded sidewalk grant 09/18/08
The Fayetteville Village Board is keeping its promise to residents by building a connecting, walking village. In spring...

Manlius Library to host newly-themed fundraiser 09/18/08
“Library Uncorked” is the chosen theme for this year’s fourth annual fundraiser at the Manlius Library. In years past,...

Manlius Town Board: Next month: ‘Oztober’ 09/18/08
In less than a month, visitors from around the country will come to Manlius and take part in a three-day event to...

Village employee miffed over retirement options 09/18/08
Department of Public Works Assistant Superintendent Scott St. Hilaire addressed the Manlius Village Board Sept. 9...

NPG lays off another round of workers 09/18/08
New Process Gear, a transmission parts plant and division of Magna International located in DeWitt, began a temporary,...

Sheriffs attempt to locate B’ville woman 09/19/08
Onondaga County Sheriff Kevin Walsh reports that deputies are attempting to locate Baldwinsville woman Karen M....

Sheriff’s detectives attempt to find B’ville woman 09/19/08
Onondaga County Sheriff Kevin E. Walsh reports that deputies are attempting to locate a Baldwinsville...

B'ville: Body of woman found in river 09/20/08
Onondaga County Sheriff Kevin Walsh reports that deputies discovered a body believed to be that of a missing...

Chittenango Police seek burglar 09/21/08
Chief Jeffrey T. Paul announced Saturday evening that the Chittenango Police Department is investigating the burglary...

Sullivan: Sewer fund flush 09/21/08
Supervisor John M. Becker announced last week that he is in receipt of a commitment letter from the Environmental...

Paterson Appoints Madison County DA 09/22/08
Gov. David A. Paterson Monday announced the appointment of Jeffrey A. Aumell to serve as District Attorney for Madison...

Putting a stop to brain drain 09/23/08
Assembly members discuss ways to stop on stopping the exodus of young professionals: How do we keep our best and...

WG grad, Camillus native shares war experience 09/23/08
"I'm going to tell my stories, but understand - I was naive," began Bryan Casler. "I'm going to tell you stories as...

Solvay kids take a walk on the vegetarian side 09/23/08
For most children, vegetables are the least appetizing part of any meal. So how would the average kid react to not just...

Brady Faith Center to Present Annual “God love ya” Awards 09/23/08
This year’s Brady Faith Center “God love ya” awards breakfast – held in memory of Monsignor Charles Brady, who was...

Skaneateles officials to provide funding for cat removal from transfer station 09/23/08
Skaneateles’ transfer station on Old Seneca Turnpike has become a haven for feral cats, but not for much longer....

Truck limit law meets opposition in Skaneateles 09/23/08
Town officials have much to mull over following a public hearing on Sept. 18 regarding a local law that would limit the...

Bijou Salon celebrates first anniversary 09/23/08
For 14 years Kim Baker has been coloring, cutting and styling hair at various salons. It wasn’t until last year that...

Big Trucks are rollin' into Saunders Quarry 09/23/08
Trucks dig in the ground and lift things in the air. Some have sirens and some just have horns. But where can you go to...

Marcellus resident in the spotlight 09/23/08
Cathy Van Order of Marcellus was asked to fill out a questionnaire for Printing Impressions magazine. She figured the...

Crumbling down 09/23/08
Crumbling down Community is the cavalry for the CAVAC building and park wall By Willie...

Reception and Gallery Tours 09/23/08
Reception and Gallery Tours Picker Art Gallery Celebration of Fall Exhibitions The Picker Art Gallery at Colgate...

Water chestnuts spreading in local waters 09/23/08
A thick, unsightly and destructive cover of vegetation, known as water chestnuts, is rapidly turning the Oswego River...

B'ville man organizes health care forum 09/23/08
Gerald Lotierzo is a passionate individual. Instead of spending his golden years idly, the retired Liverpool High...

Caring for generations, Syracuse Home’s hallmark 09/23/08
Our Baldwinsville community is extremely fortunate to have Syracuse Home, a top-notch healthcare center, right here in...

Ramsdell Elementary's Tucker rides for children 09/24/08
Jordan-Elbridge students got a special visit Friday morning when more than 60 cyclists stopped at Ramsdell Elementary...

New Walberta Park librarian not your average bookworm 09/24/08
To those who did not grow up using a personal computer, computer classes at the kindergarten level may seem a little...

Durgee students brought to hospital 09/25/08
Four ambulances were dispatched to Durgee Junior High School yesterday after five students were believed to have taken...

Snow found guilty 09/26/08
Jesse Snow, the man accused in the death of 3-year-old Aadon Olmsted, was found guilty in Madison County Court Friday...

Judge: Snow guilty 09/26/08
Jesse Snow, formerly of 3228 Seneca Tnpk. Apt. 5 in the town of Lenox, was found guilty of second-degree manslaughter...

Canastota: Dog walk this Saturday 09/26/08
Wanderers’ Rest Humane Association will hold its annual “Pawls Along the Erie” dog walk and festival on Sept. 28 from...

B'ville BOE to discuss proposed capital project 09/26/08
A $26 million, district-wide capital project is on the Baldwinsville Board of Education agenda Monday night. The...

J-D School District mulls new website 09/26/08
Individualized teacher Web sites, updated calendars, real time sports scores, daily announcements and a complete...

New office terms go to a vote 09/26/08
East Syracuse residents will get a chance to vote on a term change from two to four years for both mayor and trustee...

Christians tend to remote village in West Africa 09/26/08
At 50 years of age, Jamesville resident Mike Rufo volunteered for the first time to lead a church mission: to “adopt” a...

Syracuse Hebrew Day School sets education fair date 09/26/08
Eight area specialists from the fields of medicine, psychology and education will come to the Syracuse Hebrew Day...

Jack White Returns 09/26/08
Former CNY painter, now based in Texas, in town for CFAC opening: The 14 paintings comprising “An Ancestral Image,”...

Canastota: Curriculum night Oct. 1 09/29/08
In addition to classroom visits during Canastota High School’s curriculum night held Oct. 1 form 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.,...

Vernon: 13-year old charged 09/29/08
By Abbey Woodcock Thirteen-year-old Joseph J. Giacona, III was arrested and pled not guilty Thursday to the murder...

Modern-day nomad passes through CNY 09/30/08
Imagine traveling the country and living on just $100 per month. Bob Skelding of Deerfield, N.H. did more than just...

Oktoberfest in Skaneateles welcomes new lineup 09/30/08
It’s Oktoberfest with a twist. A brand new musical lineup will grace the stage under the big tent on the Sherwood...

Marcellus library friends learn about 09/30/08
Welcome to Pucker Street. While it’s not really the name of a street in Marcellus, the name is captivating, like the...

CNY's biking brother near end of journey $Has Video(s)\ title=$ 09/30/08
The longest ride in a day was 137 miles in Wyoming after cresting the Continental Divide; the number of flat tires so...

Marcellus children receive Liberty Award 09/30/08
The New York State Senate Liberty Award, the highest honor that can be given to a civilian by the state senate,...

Otisco Lake residents discuss weed problem 09/30/08
Weeding out the problem in Otisco Lake will take a collaboration of people and resources. To get things started, more...

Olives Eatery opens 09/30/08
At Olives Eatery, details are kept simple, the scenery quaint and the menu delicious. After opening Cottage Designs...

National Commander hails from B’ville 09/30/08
George Le Porte has devoted his life to veterans. Recently elected the National Commander of the Italian American...

Tire and Metal drop-off, B'ville board news 09/30/08
Thanks to a temporary reduction in fees, the town of Van Buren Highway Department will dispose of refrigerators, TVs...

Oktoberfest returns with fond memories 09/30/08
“It wouldn’t be September in Central New York without an Oktoberfest in Baldwinsville.” That was a quote from the...

B'ville residents beware of coyotes 09/30/08
Baldwinsville pet owners watch out. Recently family pets have been coming up missing in the Abbotts Landing and...

Are you ready for a draft? 09/30/08
Are you ready for a draft? By Ami Olson [email protected] The last American compulsory draft may have ended in...

Cole chooses Solvay to return to teaching 09/30/08
At Solvay High School, Mary Kay Cole's Family and Consumer Science classes are a far cry from the "Home Ec" classes of...

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