‘Hillcrest’ to host CPF fundraiser
On Saturday, May 18, Linda and Brian Osborne will host a fundraiser to benefit the Cazenovia Preservation Foundation at the beautiful Jephson “Hillcrest” Estate. A Champagne Preview for patrons starts at 5 p.m., with the main event including hors d'oeuvres, wine and Empire Brewing Co. beer beginning at 6 p.m. Guests can enjoy self-guided tours of the historic main house.
Nelson Town Board to amend town law
Change would allow alternate members on planning and zoning boards
The Nelson Town Board is preparing to amend its town law to allow for alternate members to be added to both the town planning board and zoning board of appeals. The change is being made to ensure a full complement of each board when in session if a member is absent.
4-H Lincklaen Shamrocks give back to community
The local 4-H group, the Lincklaen Shamrocks, located in Cazenovia, completed a number of activities last month.
Floral notes: Shine a light
Community Columnist
Christmas is upon us. As a firm believer in go-big-or-go-home, when it comes to decorating, I’ve amassed quite a large inventory of shiny and sparkly baubles.
Paw prints: Lumps and bumps
Community Columnist
Finding a lump on your dog is quite common, especially as they age.
Holiday traditions abound at Lorenzo
The opulence of a holiday-bedecked mansion, the jingling bells of Lamplit Farm horses, the sounds of live seasonal music, greetings from Father Christmas and the taste of wassail and homemade sweets are but a few of the outstanding delights “Christmas at Lorenzo” offers patrons this year.
Project CAFÉ annual Toy Shop event approaches
With the holiday season fast approaching, Project CAFÉ is getting ready to host its fifth annual Toy Shop on Dec. 7 and 8 at Burton Street Elementary School.
Caz Winter Farmers Market returns this month
As in recent years, the Cazenovia Winter Farmers Market will be held at the American Legion Hall in Cazenovia the third Saturday of each month, November through April.
Paw prints: Be wary of your pet’s holiday diet
On Halloween, and for days after, many of us have an abundance of candy in our homes. Around holiday times, one of the most common problems seen at animal hospitals is poisoned pets.
Local CRIS volunteers ‘lend a hand’
“Lend A Hand Week,” which took place the first week of October, was a success.
Rotary helps build raised planter for village seniors
The Cazenovia Rotary Club teamed up with Landscape Authority and Cazenovia Lumber to build a raised garden for residents of the Cazenovia Village Apartments, located at 24 Nelson St.
Caz Village Board moves forward with plans for South Meadows
After months of consideration and a number of public hearings, the Cazenovia Village Board declared that the proposed development of 68 houses on approximately 48 acres on the easterly side of Number Nine Road (known as South Meadows) would not have a negative impact on the surrounding environment, and approved the zone be changed from R-30 to R-6.
Paw prints: Scratch this, not that!
Community Columnist
Owners of cats frequently ask me how they can stop their cat from scratching the furniture.
Cazenovia High School, Middle School classes cancelled Sept. 5, 6
Water main break causes two schools to close, while elementary school remains open
While all students of the Cazenovia Central School District returned to classes on Tuesday, Sept. 4, only elementary students attended classes again on Sept. 5 and 6.
LETTERS: Resident addresses Muraco, pleads for additional consideration of Enders Home
I wish to send a message to Mr. David Muraco: As August draws to a close, it is probable that the Enders Home on Route 20 is no longer under rental contract and you are preparing to demolish it.
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