LETTERS: Development over historic preservation is a poor choice
Let’s give kudos to the planners that abetted the destruction of a piece of area history.
LETTERS: Caz Public Library appreciates ongoing community support
All of us know that today’s libraries are about much more than books, and through continued community support, the Cazenovia Public Library has been able to expand its collections, programs, exhibitions and services to meet the ever-changing needs of the people in this area.
LETTERS: Caz school district needs to keep educators like Lonergan
I enjoyed your article “Saved from the chopping block,” in last week’s issue. It reminded me of an article I read years ago, in which school administrators at the time argued that if the school budget was not approved, the school would no longer be able to provide milk for children, many of whom did not have breakfast at home.
LETTERS: CRIS-CAT is valuable to residents, community
I would like to send my gratitude to the wonderful members of CRIS-CAT, the group who gives ride to elders for medical needs.
LETTERS: Caz students participate in ‘Mad City,’ get financial reality check
The First Annual Cazenovia “Mad City” event took place on March 27 in the Cazenovia High School Gymnasium. My personal and business finance class, along with the Credit Union National Association, planned and hosted this educational event.
LETTERS: Farm Bureau happy for good news, thankful for Magee
This year’s final state budget had a lot of good news for local farmers. It marked the second year in a row, that a fiscally responsible budget was approved on-time and without any increases in taxes or fees.
LETTERS: Young Caz activists thank donors, send funds to NWF
Thank you for printing an article about our fundraising for the National Wildlife Federation. We think it is important for all of us to help protect our wildlife, especially animals on the endangered list.
LETTERS: Light Up Fenner achieves goal, thanks local organizations, supporters
We would like to extend our most sincere appreciation to the individuals, families and businesses that have helped to achieve our goal for permanent lights at the Sean Googin Sports Complex. Thank you to the community at large for your support to make night games another positive community venue.
LETTERS: Caz High School Class of 1972 prepares for reunion
Calling all classmates: The Cazenovia High School Class of 1972 will be holding its reunion the weekend of July 6 to 8.
LETTERS: CFA members: bowling tournament ‘a huge success’
The Cazenovia Firemen’s Auxiliary would like to thank all of the businesses and individuals that donated raffle prizes for our annual bowling tournament.
LETTERS: Celebrate Earth Day with Project Cafe: Drop off old electronics at Common Grounds
Earth day is just around the corner, and it’s time to think about how you can do your part. This can become overwhelming; sea turtles need saving, manatees need rescuing, oceans need cleaning and energy needs preserving, so where do you start?
LETTERS: Mother of three to run for seat on Caz board of education
My name is Nicole McLean and I am running for a seat on the Cazenovia Central School District Board of Education. I’d like to explain why a mother and wife, working a full-time job, wants to serve our children and this community.
LETTERS: Right to Repair Act supports military families at home
The American Military Society (AMS) urges Congress to pass the Motor Vehicle Owners’ Right to Repair Act (HR 1449) on behalf of its membership which includes active, reserve, National Guard, retired and veterans of the uniformed services, their families and survivors.
LETTERS: High school After Prom, Ball planning committees look for local support
Spring is here and with this season comes planning for our upcoming high school events. Each year, the ”After Prom” and “After Ball” parties are planned by two volunteer committees of parents.
LETTERS: Resident agrees academics should stay off chopping block
I think Molly Woodworth has the right idea; cut what it takes, but not academic programs!
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