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Celebrating history: Old homes designated as landmarks 10/02/06
The Morrisville Historic Preservation Commission has been busy this year researching the history of some of the local...

Canal Road to get stoplight; Union Corners won't 10/02/06
Madison County Highway Superintendent Joseph Slivinski said all of the paving on Court/North Court Street in the...

Marcellus Library Friends open a new season 10/03/06
The Friends of the Marcellus Free Library have been long time supporters of the library, its programs and the...

To have a heart: Transplant patient on the mend 10/03/06
Okay, you’ve been meaning to sign up to donate your organs. The intention is there, but you forgot when you last...

Scandal in the schools 10/03/06
In 42 years of coaching football, George Mangicaro has never missed a game. Never, that is, until last Friday night....

Liverpool Elementary on the chopping block? 10/03/06
Some parents at last week's school board meeting received some shocking news: their children's school might...

A love that lasts 10/03/06
Manlius couple celebrates 70th anniversary It’s not everyday you hear about 70th wedding anniversaries....

Battery store charges onto Erie Blvd. 10/03/06
The first battery-specialty store in New York State, Batteries Plus, opened its doors on Sept. 13 in DeWitt. Two...

Residents urge extension of residential moratorium 10/03/06
A public hearing at the Manlius village board meeting on Sept. 26 revealed strong support for Local Law 2-2006....

Skaneateles area AAUW celebrates 25-plus 10/03/06
On Thursday, Sept. 28, the Skaneateles Country Club glowed like a lighthouse beacon through the pouring rain. The...

Residents object to senior apartments 10/03/06
Residents gathered Thursday night at the Lysander Town Hall to voice concerns about a potential project. A public...

Art with a specific purpose 10/03/06
[Memory portrait connects children who are worlds apart] The lessons that students are learning this fall as they...

Betterment Association to keep lighting the way 10/03/06
The Marcellus village board agreed at the Monday Sept. 25 board meeting to extend the Marcellus Betterment...

Consultants who conducted reconfiguration study suggest 6 to 8 configuration, 10/04/06
Some parents at last week’s school board meeting received some shocking news: their children’s school might close. In...

Food Bank of CNY holds annual conference 10/06/06
The Food Bank of Central New York held its 18th annual Member Program Conference and Community Awareness Day Friday at...

Liverpool BOE holds meeting on reconfiguration 10/06/06
Thursday night, crowds packed into the auditorium at Chestnut Hill Middle School to hear a presentation from Castallo...

Fighting the hunger epidemic 10/10/06
Vicki Escarra knows what it’s like to be hungry. Escarra, now the chief executive officer of America’s Second Harvest,...

The public responds 10/10/06
The Liverpool school board held a special meeting last Thursday night so that the public could hear consultants’...

Powerlifting pays off for Skaneateles Lakers 10/10/06
A couple of years ago, Nick Fedchenko currently the SCS Varsity Football Assistant Coach and weight room coach at the...

Tumbling down in Skaneateles 10/10/06
Lost Benson Road Cemetery to get town’s attention? Skaneateles has several cemeteries in very good repair. But also...

Skaneateles GOP elect officers 10/10/06
Stanford back on top The Skaneateles Republican Committee held elections Wednesday night and elected officers for...

NSPD officer alleges improprieties in Marcellus 10/10/06
A former North Syracuse police officer has accused other North Syracuse officers working for the village of Marcellus...

F-M’s Hammond earns 300th coaching win 10/11/06
Two decades of hard work and continuous success has put Fayetteville-Manlius boys soccer head coach Jeff Hammond on a...

Former board member contests village hall 10/13/06
North Syracuse Mayor John Heindorf and a former board member are at odds over the new proposed village hall. The...

“Our infrastructure is crumbling” 10/15/06
The town of Salina has had its share of troubles in the last few months. This summer’s heavy rains revealed that the...

Cataldo speaks out 10/17/06
Despite its absence from the agenda, the controversy surrounding Superintendent Jan Matousek was the hot topic at the...

Making money with music 10/17/06
People who enjoy music and a quick meal in a 1950’s era restaurant can help out local organizations just by dropping...

If you host it, they will come 10/17/06
Imagine Baldwinsville as an international destination point for travelers, the village swarming with people from all...

Water district sought 10/17/06
Residents of Mills Road are seeking the formation of a water district. Joyce Snow, joined by several Mills Road...

Stop and smell the coffee 10/17/06
Walking into the new Shamballa Café and Coffee Roasters, you are immediately enveloped by the smell of coffee. Not...

Lysander holds decision on land use change 10/17/06
Residents poured into the Lysander Town Hall again last Thursday to continue to voice their concerns about a proposed...

LE to remain open 10/17/06
After a tremendous negative response from the community, the Liverpool Central School District's Board of Education...

Sewers a go in Liverpool 10/17/06
When the village of Liverpool board of trustees decided to replace the village’s existing sewer system two years ago,...

Leading the Way 10/18/06
Some schools produce teachers. Some schools produce athletes. Canastota schools produce supervisors. Some may ask,...

A new hope for Seven Rays Bookstore 10/18/06
For most of August, the sign in the window at Seven Rays Bookstore said “re-opening soon.” Just the month before the...

Language barrier 10/18/06
The front hallway at Hurlburt W. Smith Elementary School in the city of Syracuse is lined with photos of the children...

Burglars hit Pearl Lakes Golf Club 10/18/06
Last weekend, thieves broke into the clubhouse at Pearl Lakes Golf Course on Old Seneca Turnpike. Among the items...

Location, location in Skaneateles 10/18/06
Two Skaneateles village businesses moved this year, one from Genesee to Jordan and one from Jordan to Genesee; both...

Skaneateles studio tour slated for end of month 10/18/06
Where art and science collide: Robert Kiltz studio on tour Art has always played a role in this scientist’s life....

Breaking the silence on domestic violence 10/18/06
Film bears witness to subtlety of domestic violence; Silent Witness began the evening Silhouettes of women lined...

Marcellus Fall Festival brings cheers 10/18/06
Rain falls on festival, but doesn't dampen spirits Despite cold temperatures and a little spot of rain, the...

I-81 Interchange may take *yawn* awhile 10/18/06
The newly proposed I-81 Interchange in Cicero will most likely take years to come to fruition according to Town...

Cicero Logjam project a no-go 10/18/06
Wet weather has stalled the yearly, multi-county flood-prevention project, according to a representative from the...

Wise Road clean up on hold 10/18/06
A nuisance complaint made about property located on Wise Road in the town of Lenox was discussed at the board meeting...

Guitar Man 10/18/06
Dick Ward finally gets to focus on first love The ‘thank you’ on Dick Ward’s CD “Strings Attached,” begins with a...

Skaneateles: Burglars hit Pearl Lakes 10/18/06
Last weekend, thieves broke into the clubhouse at Pearl Lakes Golf Course on Old Seneca Turnpike. Among the items...

Location, location 10/18/06
Two Skaneateles village businesses moved this year, one from Genesee to Jordan and one from Jordan to Genesee; both...

Discover Marcellus Fall Festival brings cheers 10/18/06
Olde Home day's rain returns, doesn't dampen spirits Despite cold temperatures and a little spot of rain,...

Language barrier 10/18/06
The front hallway at Hurlburt W. Smith Elementary School in the city of Syracuse is lined with photos of the children...

Breaking the silence on domestic violence 10/18/06
Film bears witness to subtlety of domestic violence; Silent Witness began the evening Silhouettes of women lined...

Boards in brief 10/24/06
VB approves TW contract After four years of negotiations, Time Warner and the three municipalities have finally come...

Village Halloween festival in Liverpool this weekend 10/24/06
Gravestones line Washington Park and pumpkins warn the villagers of what’s to come. These eerie harbingers point not...

LCSD under investigation by grand jury 10/24/06
Liverpool Central School District Board of Education members received letters last week advising them that the Onondaga...

Buried history 10/24/06
Thanks to the diligent efforts of a mother and daughter team, a long forgotten cemetery on Van Buren Road may finally...

Marcellus daycare looking for a few good volunteers 10/24/06
The Marcellus Community Childcare Center on 1 East Main Street in Marcellus has been awarded a New York State Health...

B’ville’s boo-tiful new look 10/24/06
Last Saturday, dozens of Baldwinsville’s fourth, fifth and sixth graders spent the morning adding their own unique...

Martisco Lions donate to Marine parents 10/24/06
Martisco Lions roar Urge community to get involved Recently the Martisco Lions Club made a meaningful donation to...

Skaneateles kickin' cancer 10/24/06
Help kick cancer Certified kickboxing instructor initiates fund-raiser at Skaneateles Community...

Skaneateles Tea with Patience Brewster 10/24/06
Skaneateles artist bursts from studio for a noon to 3 p.m. tea time at the Sherwood Inn this Sunday Lala and...

Schumer takes on truckers in Skaneateles 10/24/06
Senator visits Skaneateles; pledges to get Feds involved in truck traffic issues Those who live and work along...

WG Allyn sets example 10/24/06
I never knew William G. Allyn. Sure, I played hockey with some of his grandkids. And during my restaurant days, I...

Marcellus Town Hall plans moving? 10/24/06
Planners will recommend permitting demolition In recent months the issue of the construction of a new town hall...

Standing room only: Residents pack meeting on sewer initiative 10/25/06
Those who missed the special meeting of the Sullivan Town Council at Bridgeport Elementary School Oct. 17 will get a...

Disabilities not inabilities 10/26/06
On May 7, 2006, John Hoy experienced an accident that would change his life forever. “I was heading to the motor cross...

One Tough Cookie 10/26/06
In light of October being National Disability Mentoring Month, perhaps eighteen year old Alex Nappa would be willing to...

Limestone Creek Gets Flooding Relief 10/26/06
Congressman Jim Walsh announced on Oct. 18 that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has completed its initial evaluation...

Cicero PD gets money for crime van 10/27/06
Watch out CSI, the Cicero Police Department is getting high tech. The Cicero Police department is purchasing a crime...

Debate turns students into politicans, all before recess 10/31/06
Fourth grade students from Cicero and Roxborough elementary schools played politicians for a day last week at “The...

Faith Lutheran Church turns 40 10/31/06
When you walk into the Faith Lutheran Church in Cicero, don't be surprised if you are asked to join the service....

Skaneateles AAUW Women in Art show blossoms 10/31/06
When reviewing world history, women are often missing. This is especially true in Art History. In recent years the...

Ronald McDonald House honors neonatal and pediatric nurses 10/31/06
They called it the house that love built. In the 14 years since its construction in Syracuse, the Ronald McDonald House...

Halloween in the Village washed out in Liverpool 10/31/06
It started off just fine. Friday was bright and sunny, if a bit cool. It seemed like perfect weather for a frightful...

No grant for the CanTEEN 10/31/06
The Cicero CanTeen won’t be getting a new home any time soon. The town of Salina had hoped to help the teen center...

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