It’s time to move the brewery project forward
EDITORIAL
The May 6 village board public hearing on the Empire brewery proposal was the most interesting and illuminating to date. After listening to Katleski’s presentation and then reviewing all the studies, drawings, photos and other new information in the planning board’s Empire Brewing Company files, our conclusion is that all the major concerns and issues raised in the past three months have been more than adequately addressed, and this project will be a benefit to the community.
It’s about responsibility
EDITORIAL
The Feb. 25 board of education meeting was replete with discussions on important issues such as budget, attendance and student safety, which we reported on this week. The board’s decision to revisit and review its new attendance policy was especially interesting — and one with which we can’t help but disagree.
Time to take responsibility
EDITORIAL
The village board’s recent actions increasing parking fines, making enforcement more stringent and actively pursuing parking violators delinquent on paying their fines is an appropriate and laudable act, and one that was probably long overdue.
EDITORIAL: The importance of shopping locally
As with every year, a number of deep discounts were offered to the early-risers and bargain-hunters the weekend after Thanksgiving.
Congrats, Burton Street Elementary students and staff
From the editor
On Friday, Sept. 7, United States Secretary of Education Arne Duncan verified what many Cazenovia residents already knew, by recognizing Burton Street Elementary School as a 2012 National Blue Ribbon School.
An apology to local veterans
From the editor
Last week I fielded a phone call from a Cazenovia resident and veteran of the Korean War, who was upset about the lack of coverage of the 2012 Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony in the Cazenovia Republican.
Remember to visit the polls
Editorial
Another election is upon residents of Cazenovia. This year, three residents are vying for two available seats on the Cazenovia Village Board.
A second ‘so long’
Editorial
Although I had a letter to the community in the paper May 16, people still do not realize I am retiring from the advertising department of the Cazenovia Republican. Friday, May 25 was my last day.
The tools for success
Editorial
Yet another facet of the Cazenovia Central School District has been recognized for its excellence on a national level. Members of the high school technology department were recently given a commemorative plaque, after having been named as one of Project Lead The Way’s 16 nationwide “Model Schools” for the 2010-11 school year.
Investing in Cazenovia’s future
Editorial
In an effort to improve the village’s current infrastructure and plan for the future, the Cazenovia Village board recently voted to establish a dedicated capital account to fund the replacement of old water lines throughout the village.
EDITORIAL: Until next Caz WinterFest
While snow was late to the party, residents of Cazenovia were right on time for 2012 Winter Festival celebrations.
Who’s really the best?
Editorial
After the team of chefs from the Brewster Inn claimed first place in the first annual Iron Fork competition on Jan. 29, they were crowned as the best in Syracuse.
EDITORIAL: Affordable homes will bode well for enrollment at schools
With the school district projecting a smaller number of incoming students each year, we are happy to hear that local officials have begun to examine ways to reverse the trend and expand Cazenovia’s tax base.
Cazenovia: Tree City
Editorial
At the Dec. 5 Cazenovia Village Board Meeting, Deputy Mayor Amy Mann accepted a check for $550 from National Grid and updated citizens on the progress for the village’s application to become a “Tree City USA.”
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