Comstock Farm: The present day ‘Enders’ property'
With the completion of the town’s survey on historical resources, this is the last article of this series.
Area students examine ‘creatures of the shallows’
Local waters abound with varied and interesting species
Students in Cazenovia College’s recent summer course, “Creatures of the Shallows,” caught and identified more than 300 types of fish of 16 different species during their week-long exploration of the shorelines of Cazenovia waters last week.
CCH urges support for UCC fund drive
Letter to the editor
The United Community Chest of Cazenovia, Fenner and Nelson has launched the Neighbors Helping Neighbors 2011 campaign drive.
Back to the high school gridiron
Start of new season brings a full slate of changes
So it’s Monday, Aug. 15, and despite all the rain, in 79 venues around the vast scope of Central New York young men in shorts and T-shirts put on helmets, and all was normal with the world again.
Just delivering the news
Downstate, where I grew up, they called it “protection.” It went beyond the police department or the government; it was more personal. Basically, the bullies in the neighborhood would ensure my safety for a fee.
Young Life provides fun activities for youths, thanks to community support
Letter to the editor
Friday nights in Cazenovia have gotten a little more interesting for high school students, thanks to the support of so many families, local businesses and community groups.
Cazenovia Police Blotter
A 17-year-old from Cazenovia was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana, operating out of class, illegal turn signal and two junior driver violations.
NWRHS spreads summertime Christmas cheer
Letters to the editor
The New Woodstock Regional Historical Society held a Christmas in July Raffle during the Old Home Day celebration on July 30.
CACDA to host ‘Barn & Fork’
Event will honor local couple Bob and Bobbie Constable
On Friday, Aug. 19, the Cazenovia Area Community Development Association will host “Barn & Fork: A Celebration of Community Investment,” and have invited the many residents of Cazenovia to join in on the festivities.
Cazenovia parents and teens plan trip to Haiti
Travellers look to combine faith and service for an ecumenical experience
Dec. 26 to 31, Cazenovia teens and parents from Eastern Hills Bible Church and St. James Catholic Church will travel to Haiti sharing faith and providing service to St. Ives Catholic Church in northern Haiti.
Village moves towards developing Riverside Drive
During the Dec. 5 Cazenovia Village Board Meeting, trustees unanimously approved a resolution naming Sphere Development, LLC., as the lead agency for development of the Riverside Drive project.
Spreading hope, by the bag
Locals donate comfort, caring to Booth House
Diane Tedesco was diagnosed with Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia in April of 2010. Although the illness forced her to resign from her position at the Madison County Health Department, she has keeping busy. Tedesco is the lead organizer behind “Be A Giver Of Hope,” a project that aims to provide simple comforts to runaways and homeless teenagers staying at the Booth House in Syracuse.
Caz students send letters to Santa
The following letters to Santa were submitted by second-grade students at Burton Street Elementary School. They are being run as-is.
Let it rain, let it rain
Village takes steps toward stormwater conservation
Plans to implement the Village of Cazenovia’s Stormwater Runoff Harvesting Project have been mapped out. After Labor Day, rooftops belonging to 12 of Cazenovia’s historic buildings will undergo renovations. Drainage systems will be installed, redirecting collected rain water into a 10,000 gallon cistern or three existing wells in the area.
CPF visits community farm
On Aug. 6, a breezy summer morning, the Cazenovia Preservation Foundation sponsored a trip to Greyrock Farm Community Supported Agriculture, as part of their Summer Walk Series. Visitors were treated to a full tour of the farm and its inner-workings by owner, Matt Volz.
To be there and here, at the same time
Without moving, I travel the universe searching for an eternal passageway, a landmark to the infinite, the razor’s edge. Perhaps it’s just a concoction, this portal to enlightenment, to be there and here at the same time, but this quest for the holy has become my holy quest.
Bears football full of switches for 2011 season
Chittenango moves to B West; Phelps replaces Christopher at QB
A new league alignment (again), a new quarterback, a new role for the old quarterback, a smaller roster – such is the state of flux for the Chittenango football team.
Responsibilities of the Groomsmen
Happy couples choose friends and family members to serve as attendants in their weddings. Bridesmaids and groomsmen each have different responsibilities in the wedding.
Clearspeak: Black Friday isn’t what it’s cracked up to be
Missed Black Friday? Too full of turkey? Too tired? Too sane? Not to worry. The best is yet to come.
CCSD approves tax warrant, residents discuss Fenner lights
At the most recent Cazenovia Board of Education meeting on Aug. 22, board members approved resolutions confirming the tax roll, and tax warrant. The district tax collector is now authorized to being the collection of real property taxes.
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