‘Workforce Basics for Success’ to be offered at CPL
Heather Hawkins, Career Counselor at Morrisville State College will again offer the course “Workforce Basics for Success” on two consecutive Fridays — from 9 a.m. to noon on May 18 and 25 — in the Cazenovia Public Library Community Room.
Caz library to host Impressionism presentation
All are invited to the Cazenovia Public Library Community Room at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 30 for “American Impressionism: Paintings of Light and Life,” an insightful commentary by Dr. Paul D’Ambrosio, vice president and chief curator for the Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown.
Boys lacrosse Lakers turn back Homer again
Caz wins 11-9, recovers from defeat to Baldwinsville
Keen awareness of the situation helped the Cazenovia boys lacrosse team along as it earned, arguably, its important win of the 2012 regular season right at the end. The Lakers’ 11-9 victory at Homer Wednesday night served all kinds of purposes, from locking down the Division II regular-season championship to securing the top seed for the Section III Class C playoffs.
Caz, Chittenango golfers vie for league honors
Arnold shoots 99 at Woodcrest for Bears
During the last week of the regular season, the Cazenovia and Chittenango girls golf teams both would see action, culminating in Wednesday’s Onondaga High School League championship tournament, held at Woodcrest Golf Club.
Magee announces grants for local libraries
More than $118,000 to be allocated to three area facilities
On Tuesday, May 8, New York State Assemblyman Bill Magee (D-Nelson) announced more than $118,000 in construction and renovation grants for local public libraries and public library systems. These grants will allow the libraries to make much-needed renovations, giving them the opportunity to enhance and develop their facilities.
Project CAFÉ members, mentees ‘Zumba’
On Sunday, April 29, students involved in Project CAFÉ’s Friend to Friend mentoring program met at the Cazenovia American Legion Hall to participate in a zumba class.
Cazenovia Veterans prepare for Memorial Day
Cazenovia American Legion Post 88 Commander John J. Mott calls the community to come to Memorial Park on Albany Street, on Monday, May 28, to participate in the observance of Memorial Day.
CCSD 2012-13 budget approved, incumbents re-elected
Voters say ‘yes’ to proposed budget, bus purchases, library support
Seven hundred and sixty residents of the Cazenovia Central School District visited the high school auditorium on May 15 to cast their ballots for the 2012-13 proposed budget, the purchase of school buses, funding for area libraries and for four candidates vying for three seats on the board of education.
Tri-M to hold fundraiser events in Caz
Looking to enjoy a Friday night listening to live music and/or get your car washed — all while supporting your favorite school district?
Caz High School seniors prepare for departure
Cazenovia High School seniors were invited to take a little time out of their schooldays, and enjoy some cake on May 1.
Girls track Lakers crush field in OHSL Liberty meet
Winn, Biviano both prevail twice; Muller wins boys pole vault
No one would come close to the Cazenovia girls track and field team as it rocketed toward the top spot in Monday’s Onondaga High School League Liberty division championship meet at Marcellus High School.
Caz win streak ended by Baldwinsville
Lakers had won 33 straight prior to 15-10 defeat to Bees
Though it still heads into the post-season as a favorite to repeat both its Section III and state Class C titles, the Cazenovia boys lacrosse team would not go there with a perfect mark. The Lakers lost, 15-10, to Baldwinsville Monday night at Pelcher-Arcaro Stadium, putting an end to a 33-game win streak that had built over the previous two seasons.
Girls lacrosse Lakers beat Marcellus, 11-7
Win seals Cazenovia's return to sectional playoffs
Urgency, and a reminder of what had worked earlier this season, helped the Cazenovia girls lacrosse team secure a return trip to the Section III Class C playoffs.
Cazenovia Forum presents Anne Kreamer
Kreamer was at the Catherine Cummings Theatre on Friday, May 4 for the second of four Cazenovia Forum events this year.
Oscar’s track: You’re never too old to play
Community Columnist
Older Americans Month is celebrated each May to honor and recognize older Americans for the contributions they make to our families, communities and society.
‘M’ is for the way she made me
Community Columnist
What’s the difference between a soccer mom and Cazenovia? The soccer mom actually knows what season it is. The Climate Center at Cornell recorded an average of higher temperatures in March than in April this year.
DEC surveys Caz Lake wildlife
Testing of aquatic life, water quality to continue this summer
Although local anglers have traditionally depended on word-of-mouth to get the scoop on prime fishing areas, they will soon be able to learn more about the vitality of aquatic life in Cazenovia Lake through reports released by the New York State Department of Conservation.
Cazenovia baseball, softball build win streaks
Lakers handle Hannibal, J-E, Marcellus
On the heels of knocking off unbeaten, state no. 1-ranked Westhill on May 4, the Cazenovia baseball team had to follow it up with more wins to make sure it would get to the post-season. It did so, and moved above the .500 mark (8-7) in the process.
Chittenango baseball makes state Class A rankings
Bears follow up with 3-1 week; softball wins twice
Wet weather early in the first full week of May nearly caused havoc with the schedule of Chittenango’s baseball and softball teams, but things had settled down by week’s end and, more importantly, both sides were doing well.
Lady Lakers pursue perfection
Track girls break records, complete third undefeated season
The Cazenovia girls track and field squad defeated Homer and Jordan-Elbridge on May 9 to raise its 2012 record to 9-0 and wrap up its third consecutive undefeated OHSL Liberty league championship campaign.
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