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Freedom of Espresso going strong 01/02/08
Roasting beans is at the center of this successful Syracuse based operation “Flavor first” should be Freedom...

Come home to Syracuse 01/02/08
Volunteers help others get back to where they started It is a story that is known all too well in...

Urban CNY: Today’s neighborhoods tomorrow 01/02/08
Well over a decade ago the city of Syracuse was using the same series of councils that were in place in the late 1980s...

The uncommon councilor 01/02/08
Heagerty is hailed as man of action as his term begins: Last Thursday morning, Dec. 27 at 11 a.m., the newly elected...

Beating winter with sticks 01/02/08
For a couple days in November, oil shot up over $99 a barrel, a candy bar away from $100. Experts warned that...

Manlius: Daughter takes over Dad's diner 01/02/08
Rick “Fritz” Fritcher died earlier this month from skin cancer. For 14 years, he owned “the best kept secret in town” –...

DeWitt: Driving exhibit stirs emotions 01/02/08
“I’m sorry” are words that carry weight. A high school student typed them into a laptop computer set up for students to...

Fayetteville: New mattress store a dream 01/02/08
Goldilocks wouldn’t have to look hard to find the right pad to sleep on at Fayetteville Mattress Factory. The new...

Roadhawks take to the road 01/03/08
CNY lacrosse team to participate in Dick’s Sporting Goods Tournament of Champions Members of the Central New York...

Caz- Retired banker opens doors to world 01/03/08
Retired banker opens doors to the world By Willie Kiernan After retiring, W. Valen McDaniel, a Certified Internal...

Skaneateles alumnus studies climate change in Arctic Circle 01/08/08
Skaneateles alumnus Elizabeth Thomas recently had a research article published in the “Journal of Paleolimnology” based...

Marcellus, Skaneateles libraries make changes 01/08/08
Libraries are changing. Remember the days when a librarian would shush you at the slightest ahem? Those days are long...

Caz survey says 01/09/08
And the survey says… Private company to disclose Cazenovia School District’s survey results By Willie Kiernan Bob...

Hamilton H2O? Heck no! 01/09/08
H2O? Heck no! Madison Marketplace is coming to town, but not village By Willie Kiernan After being denied Hamilton...

Welch Allyn plans $30 million expansion 01/09/08
Welch Allyn, a leading global manufacturer of frontline medical products and solutions, today it has designated...

B’ville’s Swiss engineer 01/09/08
With a full plate of projects, Tim Baker has hit the ground running. Baker is the village engineer for Baldwinsville...

Fire destroys Van Buren barn 01/09/08
Last Friday, a 911-phone call alerted officials to a large fire in Van Buren. Engulfed in flames, the barn fire at...

Baker grad pursues hip-hop dream 01/09/08
Nick Case is an award winning hip-hop artist who hails from Baldwinsville. With three albums under his belt, Paper...

F-M takes on turf again 01/09/08
Plans for a new roofless athletic stadium at Fayetteville-Manlius High School were the focus of the special board of...

Manlius Town Board holds organizational meeting 01/09/08
Democrat Mark Tetley was sworn in as the new Manlius Town Supervisor Jan. 2 in a ceremony preceding the Manlius Town...

ES-M students ‘shoot for loot’ 01/09/08
Professional athletes aren’t the only ones who make money playing on the basketball court. At Friday night’s boys...

Manlius: New coffee joint offers a ‘latte’ 01/09/08
Comfy furniture, warm energy and bold, bright colors stand out inside Manlius’ newest coffeehouse, Thanks a Latte....

J-D to walk the Freedom Trail 01/09/08
An exhibit featured this summer at the New York State Fair Pan-African Village captured the attention of Willie...

Jamesville: St. Mary parishioners keep seven-month vigil alive 01/09/08
It’s been six months since St. Mary Church in Jamesville closed. Locks changed on June 29 – the day before its last...

Jamesville-DeWitt: Hip hop at the BOE? 01/09/08
Second grade students from Tecumseh Elementary School put on a show for the board of education at its Jan. 7 meeting....

DeWitt Town Board holds annual organizational meeting 01/09/08
Ed Michalenko is DeWitt’s new town supervisor. He was sworn in Jan. 7, along with the uncontested Town Justice David...

No love lost in North Syracuse 01/09/08
By Brett Findlay At 10 a.m. on Tuesday Jan. 8 a staple of the North Syracuse community remained intact. Workers...

Height variance causes stir in Cicero 01/09/08
By Brett Findlay With the recent events of economic development in Cicero, a town code has been brought to the...

Star-News Year in Review 01/09/08
By Brett Findlay Another year come and gone. As we get ready to step into 2008, the Star-News would like to take...

Elbridge board approves step in J-E expansion 01/10/08
The Elbridge town board authorized Town Supervisor Ken Bush, Jr. to sign a measure that allowed the Jordan-Elbridge...

Mural to be unveiled during Canal Day 01/10/08
The latest in the series of murals depicting local historical scenes on the Erie Canal is being prepared by artist...

Village of Camillis to vote on vets’ meeting place 01/10/08
VFW post 8664 in Camillus had held their meetings at the Camillus Village Hall for over 20 years. The post,...

Relief for hungry 01/10/08
Imagine being employed full-time and still not being able to make ends meet. Imagine having to choose between buying...

Mayor comes to aid of Warren Street 01/10/08
City Hall focuses on the heart of downtown in the midst of South Warren Street Today drivers and walkers on Warren...

Everson show addresses child abuse 01/11/08
Everson’s ‘Under One Roof Reprise’ is worth a special visit this week This is the last week “Under One Roof Reprise”...

Inside Onondaga County's Courthouse 01/11/08
At 100 the county courthouse is still moving forward Even under a Tyvek dome, Onondaga’s fourth Courthouse is a...

Guitar Wizard to visit Wescott 01/11/08
Founder of CNY guitar League to perform in nation Exciting fingerstyle playing from CNY’s own Loren Barrigar One...

St. Mary parishioners keep vigil alive 01/11/08
It’s been six months since St. Mary Church in Jamesville closed. Locks changed on June 29 – the day before its last...

Skaneateles officer in critical condition 01/12/08
Drunk hits off duty Skaneateles Policeman: The gentle giant in the Skaneateles Police Department is still...

Sex offender to remain in home 01/14/08
An amendment to a Cicero town law will allow a convicted sex offender to remain in his home. Scott Burdick, 50, of...

Canastota: Part-time officer approved 01/14/08
Forty-five million gallons of water bypassed through the waste water treatment plant in 2007, according to the annual...

Canastota schools discuss public relations 01/14/08
On the heels of results from the district-wide survey, school board members kicked around ideas and discussed...

Sylvan Beach's Gatto announces retirement 01/14/08
Sylvan Beach trustee Frank V. Gatto announced last week his decision not to seek re-election when his term expires in...

VVS: Sweet industry 01/14/08
The 13th annual Maple Producers Winter Conference and Trade Show, held at the Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School now...

Madison County leadership shifts 01/14/08
After electing Supervisor John M. Becker (R,C,I – Sullivan) chairman of the Madison County Board of Supervisors last...

Madison County: Becker takes helm 01/14/08
Supervisor John M. Becker (R,C,I – Sullivan) was voted in as chairman of the Madison County Board of Supervisors Jan....

Wegmans quits smoking 01/15/08
Smokers who shop at Wegmans will soon have to go elsewhere for cigarettes. The grocery chain announced that it will...

Liverpool: Should the village justice live in the village? 01/15/08
Blue-and-white lawn signs have sprung up along First Street in the village of Liverpool: “Just say no to Local Law...

Body of Clay woman found 01/15/08
State troopers conducting a practice dive in Salina made a gruesome discovery last Tuesday Jan. 8. The body of Karyn...

Caz: Faithful Travel 01/15/08
Faithful Travel visits Vietnam By Willie Kiernan Attorney Harris Lindenfeld has the travel bug. “When my kids were...

Caz Village Board faces new year 01/15/08
Village board faces new year By Willie Kiernan It’s a new year with a lot on the table. “The Board is poised and...

Caz:To be ‘public’ or not to be 01/15/08
Caz:To be ‘public’ or not to be Public hearing on Lakeside boat launch this Tuesday evening By Willie Kiernan The...

Should the justice live in the village? 01/15/08
Blue-and-white lawn signs have sprung up along First Street in the village of Liverpool: “Just say no to Local Law...

North Syracuse: The first of its kind 01/15/08
SECNY Federal Credit Union, located at 3819 Route 11, boasts the first enclosed drive-thru teller lanes and ATM in...

Cicero: Sex offender stays in home 01/15/08
Registered sex offenders already living in the town of Cicero won’t have to move to comply with a town law regulating...

North Syracuse: Giving for the good; it's a circle 01/15/08
Dale Marsteller thinks that reaching out to the people that ultimately keep his business running is the right thing...

B'ville proposes 2008-09 budget 01/16/08
If the proposed budget is approved, village residents can expect a 9.16 percent decrease in the tax rate on both sides...

Gypsum Express celebrates safety, camaraderie 01/16/08
Safety is priority at Gypsum Express. The company’s dedication to this principle is demonstrated by the numerous...

Rotary’s lifelong lesson 01/16/08
This year, three families are broadening their horizons thanks to the Baldwinsville Rotary Club. The families are...

Van Buren: Dickman appointed to board 01/16/08
BPD receives 3.75 percent raise The village board has approved a two-year contract between the village and the Police...

Governor vetoes Oswego River Basin Commission bill 01/16/08
Gov. Eliot Spitzer has vetoed a bill passed by the state Assembly and Senate last year that would have created the...

Lenox highwayman wants overtime pay 01/16/08
Lenox highway employee Keith Webb approached the board Monday asking for overtime pay instead of what he called...

Lenox's first councilwoman sworn in 01/16/08
Grace Rapasadi, the first councilwoman voted to the Lenox Town Board was sworn in Jan. 10. Read Rapasadi's profile...

Manlius: Contest Finalist tempts taste buds 01/16/08
In less than three months, Vicki Feldman of Manlius will head to Dallas and compete in a national bake-off sponsored by...

F-M athletic complex up for vote 01/16/08
After hearing another round of concerned residents who came out to voice opinions regarding the plans for a roofless...

A Fayetteville farewell to retiree Mary Lynch 01/16/08
Marty Lynch retired Friday after serving 30 years as the clerk treasurer for the village of Fayetteville. His party,...

Happy three to Omanii’s Lemonade Heaven 01/16/08
As Omanii’s Lemonade Heaven embarks on their third year of business some new offerings will be added to the menu. There...

Eastern suburbs: Local firefighters partake in MDA fundraiser 01/16/08
Local firefighters played Power Soccer against middle school students in a actio-packed game held Saturday night at...

F'ville Village Board: Looking forward to 2008 01/16/08
Fayetteville Mayor Mark Olson spoke to the board of trustees Jan. 14 about both the accomplishments and the plans for...

East Syracuse landmark to be demolished 01/16/08
The former Fremont Lanes building in East Syracuse will soon be torn down due to unsafe structural conditions....

DeWitt planning board gives out annual awards 01/16/08
During its last regular meeting Jan. 10, the town of DeWitt Planning Board took a few moments to recognize some of the...

DeWitt Town Board: A mix of issues discussed Jan. 14 01/16/08
The DeWitt Town Board met Jan. 14 on a variety of issues. The following are basic summaries Scibilia property In...

CNY pitches in at Samaritan Center 01/16/08
The story of the Good Samaritan is as old as recorded history. The fact that anyone could find themselves in the need...

Funk n' Waffles celebrates the big one 01/16/08
Alley cats celebrates a year in business on the hill where they attended SU: With Syracuse University back in...

Faithkeeper honored at SU 01/16/08
SU names dorm Oren Lyons Hall for man of all seasons: When Oren Lyons was a student at Syracuse University in the...

Watering down the buck 01/16/08
Editor note: Commentary by nature writer Rybaak on the nature of the dollar. Used to be money was worth something....

St. Pat's triples grand marshals 01/17/08
Grand day out: This year’s theme is ‘Cornerstones of our Communities.” St. Pat’s Parade organizers gathered at...

Caz Crop Congress 01/17/08
Madison County Crop Congress to convene The 2008 Madison County Crop Congress has been scheduled from 9:30 a.m. to 3...

Caz Chorale begins 01/17/08
Chorale rehearsals begin Monday Jan. 28 The Cazenovia College Chorale will begin spring semester rehearsals on Monday,...

Skaneateles Town defers mining laws to Feb. 7 meeting 01/17/08
Twenty residents of the Sheppard Settlement area were in attendance at Thursday night's meeting where the town...

Elbridge seeks new barracks 01/17/08
In a July 2007 report on the condition of New York State Troopers’ barracks across the state, the barracks located on...

Beloved Priest, Father ‘Champ’ dies 01/18/08
At 7 p.m. last night Monsignor Joseph Champlin, 77, passed from this life up to heaven, where it is presumed he didn’t...

Oneida: Police find stolen property 01/18/08
The Oneida City Police Department has recovered stolen property believed to have been taken from parked vehicles on...

B'ville's Big Chill event 01/18/08
Looks like Mother Nature is going to cooperate – with Baldwinsville’s Big Chill plans, that is. Next Friday and...

Landmark theatre to celebrate 80 01/18/08
Get in involved in this gem of a movie palace’s birthday party: The Landmark Theatre, the last remaining downtown...

Blood Drive to be held in honor of Skaneateles Police Officer 01/18/08
During officer William Marventano's stay at the hospital, he has gone through eight pints of blood. In response,...

Lenox: Highwayman wants overtime pay 01/21/08
Lenox highway employee Keith Webb approached the board Monday night and asked for overtime pay instead of what he...

Lenox: GSC wants 2007 tax exemption 01/21/08
Michael Patane, executive director of the Great Swamp Conservancy asked Lenox board members to consider its original...

‘Kelly Kinsella Live! Under Broadway’ 01/21/08
The show that previewed at Jazz Central in Syracuse last spring is on again in Manhattan. “Kelly Kinsella Live! Under...

Red Cross seeking disaster action volunteers 01/21/08
The American Red Cross, Onondaga-Oswego Chapter’s Disaster Action Team (DAT) responds to each and every “working”...

Rotary’s lifelong lesson 01/21/08
This year, three families are broadening their horizons thanks to the Baldwinsville Rotary Club. The families are...

Alzheimer’s Memory Makers announced 01/21/08
Lockheed Martin MS2 and Drs. Edward and Marian Schoenheit have been named the 2008 Memory Makers award winners by the...

Roth agrees to upgrades, remediation 01/21/08
New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation establishes $150,000 fine in Settlement with Syracuse steel...

Williams was officer involved in shooting 01/21/08
Syracuse Police Identify the Officer Who Shot an Armed Suspect: City of Syracuse Police Chief Gary Miguel has...

News from New York State Bar Association 01/21/08
The following is a statement from New York State Bar Association President Kathryn Grant Madigan on the United States...

Caz College sprawl leads to senior housing crunch 01/22/08
'No easy way’ College sprawl leads to senior housing crunch By Willie Kiernan After reviving an archaic...

Chopper down in Fenner 01/22/08
Chopper down Joy riding in a storm, passengers crash land and avoid serious injury By Willie Kiernan In a swirl of...

Lenox: First councilwoman to town board 01/22/08
Grace Rapasadi (R-Lenox) is the first woman to sit on the Lenox Town Board in its nearly 200 year history. We asked...

HPV vaccine promises controversy, cure 01/22/08
If you could give your daughter a shot that would virtually guarantee that she’d never get a deadly disease, would you...

Syracuse couple shows appreciation for area fire departments 01/22/08
By Abbey Woodcock “On April 10, 2007 my life drastically changed forever.” These words were the opening lines of a...

The Old Stone Mill is on its way to a new beginning 01/22/08
For more than 10 years, the Old Stone Mill on Fennell Street in the village of Skaneateles has had project after...

Bluegrass Jammin': Marcellus Legion hosts jam sessions Friday nights 01/22/08
By Abbey Woodcock The instruments were as diverse as the musicians holding them. There were the casual players,...

Skaneateles seeks permission to issue transfer tax 01/22/08
The town board approved to send a letter to the state seeking approval for authority to issue a "transfer tax"...

Skaneateles Winterfest Schedule 01/22/08
SKANEATELES WINTERFEST 2008 - Saturday, January 26th ACTIVITIES - Inside Skaneateles Community Center ...

Clay: Starting an early journey 01/22/08
Clay brothers embarking on a trip to Alaska and much more By Brett Findlay Jason and Jacob Shandler were recently...

CNY SPCA enters makeover contest 01/22/08
The Central New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (CNY SPCA) is in the running for a $1 million...

Liverpool school board violates Open Meetings Law 01/22/08
The Liverpool Central School District Board of Education violated the state’s Open Meetings Law when it held a board...

Everson begins new director search 01/22/08
DHR International to seek potential candidates for downtown museum: The Everson Museum of Art will launch a search...

Operation Rolling Thunder in the 'Cuse 01/23/08
32 wanted persons nabbed: City of Syracuse Police Chief Gary Miguel has announced that a four day joint operation...

Skaneateles to conduct Zoning Board interviews 01/23/08
The Skaneateles Town Board will be conducting interviews for the vacancies on the Zoning Board of Appeals on Thursday...

Area fire departments’ efforts revealed 01/23/08
“On April 10, 2007 my life drastically changed forever.” These words were the opening lines of a letter written to the...

Breaking news: CSX train derails in Canastota 01/23/08
At approximately 6:30 this morning a CSX freight train derailed in Canastota in an isolated area between Main Street...

Cazenovia Winter Festival 01/23/08
Cazenovia Winter Festival Thursday Feb. 7: 7-9 p.m. --- Artist Reception at St. Peter's Parish Hall for...

Northsiders gather to discuss Prospect 01/23/08
The Northside Neighborhood Watch monthly meeting always hosts a 50/50 raffle. The mood in Our Lady of Pompeii’s cellar...

DeAngelis’ bossa nova brings out top players 01/23/08
I’ve known Joey Corella through a mutual pal for years. He always appeared to be a nice, gentle, man. I had even...

Walsh will not run 01/24/08
Congressman James T. Walsh's father will perhaps be the last person to officially know his son will not seek...

Watercolors at New Woodstock Library 01/24/08
Perry shows watercolors at NW Library An exhibit of watercolors by local artist Toloa Perry will be at the New...

AfriCOBRA now in Syracuse 01/24/08
The first Saturday in December, Carol Charles was browsing through Plowshares Crafts Fair at Nottingham High School...

Manlius: Wellwood students learn compassion through art project 01/24/08
Portraits that currently hang at a local gallery will soon be on their way to orphans in Nicaragua. Twenty three art...

Manlius: Visions of a better community 01/24/08
Board members and citizens are coming together to try and make their community a better place to live. Vision Manlius...

Fayetteville: UCF celebrates its ‘Diamond Jubilee’ 01/24/08
In 1933, the Presbyterian and American Baptist churches in the town of Manlius officially merged to become the United...

Manlius: LaVallee’s karate gives back to community 01/24/08
LaVallee’s Karate wants to keep you safe. That’s why each month owner Jeff Groesbeck holds a free seminar on specific...

DeWitt: Teen drinking addressed 01/24/08
Serving minors is illegal. That’s the message DeWitt Police Chief Eugene Conway sent to more than 100 establishments in...

East Syracuse: Study to focus on flooding issues 01/24/08
The East Syracuse Village Board meeting opened Jan. 21 with a public hearing regarding the formulation of a five-year...

B'ville's Big Chill a success 01/25/08
Hundreds of people turned out for Baldwinsville's winter festival held in Mercer Park. Some gathered around the...

Camillus: Board approves vets usage of village hall 01/25/08
On Jan. 15 the Camillus village board approved VFW post 8664’s request to continue holding their monthly meetings at...

Camillus: Verizon overcharging village 01/25/08
Last week Jesse Norcross of the Camillus volunteer fire department informed the village board that Verizon has been...

North Syracuse sets date for community development hearing 01/25/08
The North Syracuse Village Board approved Feb. 14 as the public hearing date for how it will spend community...

Caz: CCP opens new doors 01/26/08
CCP opens new doors By Willie Kiernan The Cazenovia Community Preschool Board of Directors will be hosting an open...

YMCA displays art in Caz 01/27/08
YMCA displays art The Common Grounds Coffee House in Cazenovia will host an art exhibit by the East Area Family YMCA...

Meet new county chairman in Caz 01/27/08
Meet the new chairman John Becker, the newly elected chairman of the Madison County Board of Supervisors, will speak...

Reminder: Feb. 5 is primary day 01/28/08
Super Tuesday is fast approaching, and the Onondaga County Board of Elections wants you to get out and vote. The last...

B'ville: GPS for buses? 01/29/08
Budget proposals, including Global Positioning Systems for school buses, were presented to the Baldwinsville School...

B'ville: Good, spiritual fun at St. Mary's 01/29/08
St. Mary’s students are pumped. Sunday kicked off the annual Catholic Schools Week at St. Mary’s Academy and through...

B'ville: Chilly, tasty and festive event 01/29/08
Hundreds of people turned out for last Saturday’s winter festival held in Mercer Park. Because it was a chilly day,...

B'ville: In their time of need 01/29/08
Kindness from a stranger can be priceless. That’s why members of Maureen’s Hope Youth Club spread the gesture...

B'ville: RMS on the move 01/29/08
Mark Dengler is a true entrepreneur. In a declining economy, he believes it is an opportune time to expand his...

B'ville boards: Wilson honored for 50 years 01/29/08
Russ Wilson was honored Monday evening for his dedication to the town of Lysander. Since May of 1957, Wilson has...

Camillus Volunteer Fire Department finances in question 01/29/08
Trustee Sharon Hannon inquired about overage charges from the cell phones used by the department's officers. As an...

Liverpool: Fashion show to benefit Ophelia’s Place 01/29/08
Legendary supermodel Emme comes to Liverpool Feb. 3 to host an atypical yet stylish fashion show for an estimated crowd...

Celebrating Catholic Schools Week in CNY 01/29/08
Faculty and students of Catholic schools around the country have numerous festivities planned this week, and for good...

Lenox: Wise Road clean-up exceeds $70,000 01/29/08
The bills continue to add up for the clean up of property at 7751 Wise Road after a decision was made to pay Darryl...

Canastota: Mayor gives WWTP update 01/29/08
A one-year extension to begin upgrades on the Waste Water Treatment Plant will give engineers time to evaluate the...

Canastota: Scores up in third grade math 01/29/08
The percentage of elementary students reaching higher grade levels on state assessments shows improvement through...

Credit Clarke for Caz dialogue 01/29/08
Credit Clarke for dialogue Village/town cooperation began with Route 20 Corridor Committee By Willie...

Caz: Dave's Doughnuts aids charities 01/29/08
Dave’s Doughnuts aids charities Stearns & Wheler, through a unique Friday-morning program called Dave’s Doughnuts,...

Caz meeting draws a crowd 01/29/08
Meeting draws a crowd Lake access and enforcement at heart of proposed resolution By Willie Kiernan Cazenovia Lake...

Coach moves from WG to NFL 01/30/08
Back in August, Steve Bush’s modest goal was just trying to take the West Genesee football team he coached to the...

Canastota: Author of 'Onion Picker 01/30/08
The Canastota Public Library will offer a book sale signing with Author Gary B. Youmans for his book, “The Onion Picker...

Cicero: Fizz from the biz' 01/30/08
On Monday, Jan. 28 town of Cicero Supervisor Chet Dudzinski continued to sign letters to bottling companies. He’d...

Head of the class 01/30/08
The North Syracuse Central School District is making strides, both academically and athletically. At the regular...

Land locked in Caz 01/30/08
Land locked Thwarted by planning board, longtime resident weighs options By Willie Kiernan It’s been four years of...

North Syracuse: Hearing set to discuss development funds 01/30/08
The North Syracuse Village Board approved Feb. 14 as the public hearing date for how it will spend community...

Caz Board will be ‘collegial’ 01/30/08
Board will be ‘collegial’ By Willie Kiernan The organizational meeting of the Cazenovia Town Board took place on...

North Syracuse: Browning's life is an "open book" 01/30/08
Diane Browning is the village of North Syracuse Deputy Mayor. Browning was appointed to the Board of Trustees four...

St. Mary vigil comes to an end 01/30/08
Members of the defunct St. Mary Church in Jamesville are no longer allowed in their beloved parish. Today, Bishop James...

Syracuse National Action Network acts 01/31/08
The traffic snaked through the neighborhood adjacent to Beattie Street towards Bethany Baptist Church as the parking...

Pollock matters at Everson 01/31/08
One thing is for sure; it’s not about fish: My friend Paul works as a traveling nurse. Several years ago we met up...

Caz: Lecture series continues 01/31/08
Lecture series continues The fourth season of Cazenovia College's Faculty Library Lecture Series: "Great...

Table tennis offered in Caz 01/31/08
Table tennis offered in Caz! After holding a successful Table Tennis Night at Project Café in November, Total Table...

Caz: Meeting draws a crowd 01/31/08
Meeting draws a crowd Lake access and enforcement at heart of proposed resolution By Willie Kiernan Cazenovia Lake...

Clay: NAMOW needs you 01/31/08
North Area Meals on Wheels invites volunteers to aid in the daily operation of the center on Church Street, North...

Catholic Schools Week underway 01/31/08
Faculty and students of Catholic schools around the country have numerous festivities planned this week, and for good...

Manlius Town Board gets briefed on upcoming turf vote 01/31/08
Voters will soon be heading to the polls March 5 to cast their ballot on a turf field stadium at Fayetteville-Manlius...

Fayetteville mayor steps up 01/31/08
When last week’s snow storm hit Fulton hard, Fayetteville’s mayor Mark Olson reached out to its northern neighbor....

Fayetteville: Chinese New Year festivites begin 01/31/08
Ten children took part in a timely fashion show this weekend, sporting traditional Chinese dress to celebrate the...

Fayetteville: Seeking to shape the future 01/31/08
Small town character, walkability and neighborhood connectivity are all top priorities for residents living in...

DeWitt FD to reconsider eliminating paid fire chief post 01/31/08
DeWitt fire commissioners are reconsidering what seemed like a decision set in stone just last month. At its Dec. 27...

Jamesville: The main way to get to sewers 01/31/08
By Darryl Patteson The Jamesville Sewer District and the six-month moratorium on development on industrial areas...

Vernon: Drugs involved in school bus crash 01/31/08
Two Vernon Center teenagers had to be extricated from their vehicle after it collided with a Vernon-Verona-Sherrill...

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