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.”
EDITORIAL: Help save the Drug Quiz
The Drug Quiz Show is struggling for funds and the community can help. Saving the program is a personal appeal from at least three of our staff members who participated through two different schools in the early 2000s.
Those who can do, teach
Editorial
The teachers of the Cazenovia Central School District all deserve a pat on the back.
Our trust, in their hands
Editorial
So, it seems residents of Cazenovia won’t have to do without the Clark Street bridge for as long as we first expected.
It’s a win-win-win
Editorial
This Election Day promises to be an exciting one. Unlike the most recent village election, candidates for seats on the Cazenovia Town Council are contested.
Slow down, enjoy the ride
Editorial
It’s that wonderful time of year in Central New York again. The air is crisp, the temperature settles further down the thermometer and the grey skies are filled with rain.
Public Communications
Before the most recent regularly scheduled meeting of the Cazenovia Village Board on Oct. 3, two public hearings were held, allowing residents the opportunity to voice their opinions on two local issues.
Sharing is caring
Sometimes we are reminded just how true the adage, “Everything I need to know I learned in kindergarten,” really is.
And the beat goes on
Editorial
This past weekend offered area residents a plethora of opportunities to enjoy live music. In its 10th year, Jazz’N Caz boasted nine live performances at three different venues, over three days. While a unifying theme of this year’s festival was the commemoration of Jimmy van Heusen, a legendary musician with local ties, music enthusiasts without knowledge of Heusen were still able to enjoy the weekend.
Spring break snafu: A pain for parents
Editorial
It looks as though many parents may have a tough choice this spring, thanks to the state of New York. Most districts have long ago sent out their school calendars, outlining when the various breaks, including mid-winter recess and, yes, spring break will occur. Many parents use that calendar to plan family vacations, booking well ahead to make sure that popular time of year does not result in excessively expensive or unavailable plane fares and hotel reservations.
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