Preservation of Enders House is vital to Cazenovia’s history, future
Guest Column
Why is it important to our community to preserve the Enders House? The answer in part is not just about the house, it is representative of a broader issue about the future of our community and the vision we have about our community and ourselves.
Girl Scouts plant trees in Cazenovia, Eagle Hill middle schools
Girl Scout Troop 526 has made a difference in not one, but two middle schools: Eagle Hill and Cazenovia. The troop members — seventh graders Gillian Hall, Taylor Ketcham, Olivia Mulloy and Stephanie O’Malley — put plants in several classrooms as part of their Cadette Journey, “It’s Your Planet, Love It — Breathe.”
National retailer to move to Cazenovia
Sears Hometown Store eyes space in Town and Country Plaza
After more than a year of dormancy, the vacant 8,750-square-foot retail space at Town and Country Plaza on Route 20 East will soon be occupied by a Sears Hometown Store.
Friends of Lorenzo announce upcoming season
Early American foodways, historic gardens and landscapes, Cazenovia church architecture and Dutch art are among the themes to be explored during the 2012 program season at Lorenzo State Historic Site.
Hart recognized by RealtyUSA
Cazenovia-based agent Lynn Hart was recognized as the “Rookie of the Year” by RealtyUSA.
With a little help from some friends
54Freedom moves into 5 Ledyard Ave., restores structure
As the Cazenovia-based national financial planning firm 54Freedom continues to increase its workforce and improve its headquarters at 5 Ledyard Ave., everyone involved shares a common bond: their zipcode.
Holiday trees ripe for the picking at CCP sale
Cazenovia Community Preschool’s “Cut Your Own Christmas Tree” sale is a great way to start the holiday season.
Floral Notes: Dreaming of a ‘greens’ Christmas
From the Cazenovia Garden Club
This time of year, the Cazenovia Garden Club members are gathering greens for all of our projects. We need to fill village store front window boxes for the holidays and assemble centerpieces and baskets for the sale, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 3, in the Community Room at the Cazenovia Public Library.
Lorenzo prepares to host holiday gatherings
For more than three decades, the festive tradition of “Christmas at Lorenzo” has been delighting visitors of all ages to the 1807 estate and home of Cazenovia’s founder, John Lincklaen.
Caz College fashion club donates tree to Everson
Students design “Shoe Tree” for city festival
Cazenovia College’s Fashion Connection Club says, “We Wish Shoe a Merry Christmas,” with a small holiday tree decorated with hand-made shoe ornaments.
Lorenzo Mansion readied for Christmas Preview Party
Historic Site will kick-off holiday season on Dec. 1
Over the past three decades, thousands of patrons have enjoyed the sights, sounds and wonders of the holidays at Lorenzo. And as in years past, hundreds of hours of preparation and decorating have been invested in the 2011 celebration of “Christmas at Lorenzo.”
CACDA to offer workshops on Farmland Protection Plans
Farmers, farmland owners, business operators and residents are invited to attend public workshops at 7 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 14 at the Nelson Town Hall (for Towns of Nelson and Cazenovia) and Tuesday, Nov. 15 at the Lincoln Town Hall.
Floral Notes: Putting the garden to bed
Before long the snow will fly, and once again, the vow is made to finish garden chores before I need to wear ski hat and insulated gloves, beyond the sun hats and gardening gloves of now.
Tastes of success
Fundraiser attracts supporters of education, libation
From 6 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 21, more than 500 area residents gathered at Owera Vineyards for the annual Taste of Cazenovia. More than 15 local businesses offered samples of their grub and grog to those in attendance, while music from acoustic duo, the Noisy Boys, provided the soundtrack. The event benefited the Cazenovia Children’s House, a local non-profit organization which is celebrating 40 years of operation.
SQHAP to offer lecture, walking tour, reception
Stone Quarry Hill Art Park will feature a 2011 Artist in Residence Walking Tour and Lecture, by the artists at the sites of their new installations. The tour will be held from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 25, followed by a “Meet the Artists” reception from 5 to 7 p.m. in the park’s Art Barn.
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