Founder`s Day 40th Celebration

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Volume MMXIV, Issue 12 • August 8, 2014
Founder’s Day 40 Celebration
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Thank you to all of the residents
who came out to this year’s 40th
Founder’s Day celebration. We had
sunny skies and a nice cool breeze.
There was plenty to do for all ages.
Amy from FUNOLOGY101 provided the awesome face painting. Melas
Italian Ice cart had many flavors
that they were scooping up. Edges
Photography was there taking candids and provided the photo booth
for everyone to enjoy. Be sure to check
out Edges website, http://edges.zenfolio.com to see all of the Founder’s
Day pictures. Tim Horton’s Coffee
Cruiser provided courtesy ice coffee
and frozen hot chocolate which was
a crowd favorite!! The children had
fun visiting the Smokehouse-Public
education Trailer & the Ambulance.
Pierre Esprit Radisson entertained
the crowd with his stories of his past
explorations. The Onondaga County
Sheriff’s Department was busy doing
the children’s fingerprinting & safety
ID’s. Letizia and the Z-Band came on
at 6:30 pm and kept the crowd dancing
and entertained until the fireworks.
PYROTECNICO fireworks provided a magnificent 20 minute display
of fireworks to end the evening with
many cheers from the spectators!! A
big thank you to our Founder’s Day
Sponsors: The Allstate-Moreno
Insurance Agency; Autumn Starr;
Eldan Homes & CGM Property
Services. Also, a big thank you to
In-Bev/AB for donating the beer.
Radisson Community Association
Mission Statement
To preserve, protect and enhance the common lands and facilities for
the use and enjoyment of the RCA Residents and Members.
To promote the health, safety, welfare, education and cultural
enrichment of the Residents and Members of Radisson.
To ensure compliance with the Radisson Declaration of Protective
Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions.
I would like to thank our REC
Committee: Brittnie & Doug Beachel,
Sue & Curt Norpell, Sharon Hayford,
Will DeSain, Wendy & Ray Racha,
Sue & Tom Dietrich, Elaine Ceresko
for setting up and working the food
& beer tents. Thank you to the many
volunteers who came out to help
cook, serve or pour beer and to our
youth workers and volunteers for
making sure the children’s activities
ran smoothly. Also, a thank you to
the RCA Office Staff for helping out with the grill, food &
drink tents. A huge thank you to
the Maintenance Department for
helping us with the set-up and
clean-up of this event. Last but not
least, many thanks to the Belgium
Cold Springs Fire Department;
Greater Baldwinsville Ambulance
Corps and the Onondaga County
Sheriff’s Department for being a
part of this event to help ensure
the safety of all our spectators.
It is always a pleasure to see
family, friends and neighbors
come together at these events to
show their pride in their commu-
Reflections is an official publication of
Radisson Community Association, Inc.
3128 Amesbury Drive, Baldwinsville, NY 13027
Phone: 315-635-7171 | Fax: 315-635-7182
For general RCA inquiries email info@radissoncommunity.org
or visit www.radissoncommunity.org.
nity. One more reason why Radisson
is a great place to live!!! If you would
like to join the REC Committee
or have suggestions/ideas for future
Radisson events please contact Lori
at 635-7171 or e-mail: lori@radissoncommunity.org.
Sincerely,
Lori Galutz
Director of Community Programs
insidE This Issue
From the Executive Director - Pg. 2
OCRRA Info - Pg. 3
Local Calendar - Pg. 4
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From The Executive Director
Written by Lynn Tanner, CMCA
The Board of
Directors
held
their
Annual
Organizational
Meeting in July,
which
brings
together the incoming and outgoing board members to discuss and
transition any ongoing issues facing
the community. Also at that meeting,
the officers for this year’s board are
elected. The officers of this year RCA
Board are: Doug Beachel, President;
Tom Dietrich, Vice-President; Jay
Caporiccio, Treasurer; Bill Lester,
Secretary. Thank you to them, and
the other board members, for their
service to the community!
We’ve received many positive
comments from residents about
this year’s landscaping projects.
The first to be completed was the landscaping around the Radisson entrance
wall at Drakes Landing Road and
Route 31. The Radisson entrance wall
was installed last fall and landscaping
was not able to be completed until this
year. We also made much-needed landscaping improvements to the exterior
of the RCA Office. The work was completed by CGM Property Services and
they did an outstanding job. Below are
before and after photos of each loca-
tion to see the changes!
As mentioned in a previous article,
the Town of Lysander is scheduled to
do roadwork on Drakes Landing Road
and East Patrol Road this summer.
They will be doing a Cold in Place
Recycling project on Drakes Landing
Road, similar to the work done on
Glacier Ridge Road last summer. It
is anticipated that this project will
take about a week to complete and
has been pushed back to a start
date of mid to late August. They
are also planning to complete a cold
mix paving and stone and oil project
on East Patrol Road. When the RCA
Office receives an update as to when
these projects will commence, we will
be sending out an eMail Bulletin to
the Community News group.
Time seems to flying by at an alarming speed this summer, unfortunately
as it always seems to. Although some
our summer activities and events
are done, there are many activities
that are still available. The Oberon
Pool is available for open swim and
has special times allotted for lap swimming only. Session IV swim lessons
begin on August 11 and water aerobics continues through August 15. The
Oberon Pool doesn’t close until Labor
Day (last day open is September 1), so
take advantage of it and enjoy
summer swimming opportunities right through to the end of
summer!
What a wonderful celebration our Founder’s Day event
was this year. When the skies
opened up right before the
event we were very concerned
that it would cause a lower
than expected attendance. But,
that was clearly not the case.
The rains did not dampen anyone’s spirit and the community
came out in droves to celebrate.
Thank you, again, to everyone
that had a part in making the
day go so smoothly!
A State of New York Legislative Resolution, sponsored jointly be Senator DeFrancisco
and Assemblyman Barclay, recognizing the 40th Anniversary of the Radisson Community
Association, and; a Resolution from the Onondaga County Legislature, sponsored by
Legislator Brian May, honoring the Radisson Community for its 40th Anniversary.
On July 24, 2014, Senator John A. DeFrancisco presented Lynn Tanner with a legislative
resolution to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Radisson Community Association. Source:
http://www.nysenate.gov/senator/john-defrancisco
This summer, landscaping improvements were made at the Drakes Landing
entrance and the RCA Office. Work was done by CGM Property Services.
Before
Before
After
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After
Summer REC
This
summer
has gone by way
too quickly! Even
though we’ve had to
cancel REC a few
times due to the
weather, we definitely had our fair
share of sunny and humid days. There
were a lot of water bottles on hot days
and a lot of jackets on cold days. We
have many of these items in our lost &
found at the RCA Office!
The campers loved the Fisheries
Outreach Specialist from the State
Department
of
Environmental
Conservation! He taught the campers
many cool new things about fish and
even let them practice casting, deeming them biologists for the day. Super
Hero Day was a huge hit with the
campers and counselors. The Talent
Show was very entertaining and there
is a lot of talent amongst our campers.
One of our favorite days at REC is
Carnival Day, and boy was it fun! We
had DJ Brett Maring playing some
jams, an inflatable obstacle course, carnival games and the all-time favorite
the Counselor Dunk Tank!!
The REC Olympics also turned out
wonderfully. The kids competed for
a chance at bragging rights for next
year. The final results were: 1st placeHannah & Danny’s Pink Bandits, 2nd
place-Matt & Paulina’s Black Ninjas
and 3rd Place-Dan & Connor’s Red
Hot Chili Peppers! Congratulations
to all participants. The team spirit was
great to see and everyone was a good
sport.
Thank you for all of these exciting days at REC, each one different
and fun. This has been my sixth year
involved with this program and it may
also be my last. It’s amazing how fast
it seems to have gone by, but when I
look back, I have countless memories
of REC. Going through the program
myself as a kid, I remember many
counselors who had an impact on
who I am today. I wish the campers
the best of luck at school and in their
futures. They have made this “job”
unbelievably worthwhile.
Matt Miles
Program Director
Toss Your Household Toxics
the sale of electricity
generated from trash at
the
Waste-to-Energy
Facility;
and a grant from
Do you have hazardous household
items such as pool chemicals, driveway the NYS DEC.
Acceptable
items
include:
sealers or garden pesticides that you
Automotive
products
such
as
want to clear out of your house?
transmission
or
brake
fluid,
engine
Make an appointment for OCRRA’s
convenient toxics drop-off today! degreaser, anti-freeze, diesel fuel, gas
Appointments are required and can be cans, and contaminated gasoline.
scheduled Monday - Friday, from 6:30 Cleaning supplies, such as oven
a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Environmental cleaner, drain cleaner, lye, toilet bowl
Products and Services of Vermont (532 cleaner, floor and furniture polish,
State Fair Boulevard, Syracuse). Make mothballs and products containing
an appointment online or call 453-2866. petroleum. Garden supplies and
Only toxic items from households are pesticides. Painting supplies,
accepted. See the full list of acceptable including OIL-BASED paints, stains,
or finishes, paint thinner, turpentine,
items on OCRRA’s website ocrra.org.
This is no fee for this service; brush cleaner, paint stripper, and
OCRRA underwrites the cost of wood preservatives. Place empty oilproper toxics disposal through revenue based, latex or aerosol paint cans in
generated at our Drop-Off Sites; your trash. (NOTE: Latex paint is not
accepted.) Miscellaneous products,
such as fluorescent light bulbs, pool
chemicals, lighter fluid, kerosene,
driveway sealer, mercury thermometers
and thermostats, nail polish remover,
smoke detectors, loose asbestos that
has been double bagged, and any
product whose label has descriptions
such as toxic, flammable, poisonous, or
corrosive.
Important Safety Tips
1. Keep items in their original
containers. Secure all lids and
caps.
2. Line a cardboard box with a large
plastic bag; place your materials
in the box.
3. Stuff crumpled paper between
containers so nothing tips over
in transit.
4. Store the box in a well-ventilated
place, if you are pre-packing the
box.
5. For safety sake: Do not transport
household hazardous waste with
pets or children and please refrain
from smoking.
These items are NOT accepted
as part of this program: Latex paint,
motor oil, propane tanks, batteries,
fire extinguishers, pharmaceuticals and
non-hazardous waste. Latex paint can
be disposed of properly by drying out
the paint with paint drying crystals,
available at local hardware stores, or
with kitty litter. Medications can be
rendered disposable by treating them
with an undesirable substance such as
coffee grounds, cat litter, or ashes, and
placing in a container in your trash.
Town of Lysander Joins eWaste Alliance Partnership
The NYS Electronic Equipment Recycling and Reuse Act was signed into law on May 28, 2010. This gives every New Yorker the opportunity to recycle their
electronic waste in an environmentally responsible manner and the Town of Lysander will be offering FREE Drop-off
of the following electronic equipment:
Computers,Televisions, Small scale servers, Monitors, Keyboards and mice, Fax machines, Scanners, Printers,
VCR’S, DVR’s, Portable digital Music Players, DVD players, Digital converter boxes, Cable or satellite receivers, Electronic or video game consoles.
You can drop any of these items off on Monday through Friday during regular business hours at the Lysander Highway Department Office located at 2730 W. Entry Road. (Directly across from the Radisson Ice Arena).
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LOCAL CALENDAR
4th Annual Rally for the Cure
Memorial Golf Tournament
Baldwinsville Oktoberfest 2014
Friday, August 8th at Radisson Greens. Registration begins at 9am; 10am shotgun start. $100 for 18 holes of golf, food, prizes, beer, and more! Men AND ladies
welcome! $40 to attend evening cocktail reception. ​More info at www.tracizimmermemorialfund.com.
Friday, September 12th from 4pm to 11pm and on Saturday the 13th from 12 noon
to 11pm in Baldwin Canal Square, the village municipal square in the center of
Baldwinsville (behind Key Bank on E. Genesee St.). We are looking forward to
another very exciting weekend full of great food, live music and fun for all in the
great tradition of German festivals. Check the website baldwinsvilleoktoberfest.
com for complete details.
Canine Carnival 2014
Lysander Fall Market FEST-ravaganza
Saturday, August 9th from 10am - 3pm at its new location, Jamesville Beach Park.
This year’s event will again feature hundreds of animals for adoption from dogs
and cats to horses, animal demonstrations, horse carriage rides, a Red Cross Blood
Drive,food,music,live radio broadcasting and back by popular demand,our Sports
and Kids Zone with Central NY sports teams. Admission is FREE. Carnival will
be held rain or shine.
Cirque d’Vin Wine Club Tastings
Friday, September 5, 2014 at 7pm at The Red Mill Inn. Pre-registration and $16
payment is required by 9/3. Checks should be made payable and mailed to the
Cirque d’Vin Wine Club, PO Box 832, Baldwinsville, NY 13027. Wines sampled
that evening may be ordered at a discount from Clay Wine & Spirits (315-6220501) on Route 31. For additional information email CirquedVin@aol.com or
call Mary Mulligan at 315-635-3413 or Mike Broski at 315-468-5408.
Sunday, September 14th, at Lysander Town Office from 11am-5pm. The festival
will have a focus on local farms and homegrown and handmade products. The
venue is also being expanded to include flea market vendors, and many more juried artisan and crafter vendors. There will be bands and presentations, and the
Lysander Parks and Rec Family Fun Area with bouncy houses, pony rides, and
other children’s activities/entertainment, wine tasting, all of the amazing GBC
Farmers’ Market food vendors! Brought to you by the organizers of the Greater
Baldwinsville Community Farmer’s Market and the Town of Lysander Parks and
Recreation gbcfarmersmarket.com.
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH NOTICE
Help keep our community a safer place for you and your family!
* Get to know your neighbors * Be aware & observant
* Report suspicious behavior and incidents to the local authorities
You can also visit the Neighborhood Watch Page on our website, www.radissoncommunity.org and utilize the
Safety Resources to be informed! While there, sign-up to receive Neighborhood Watch eMail Bulletins sent from the
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TENNIS-N-GEAR
Junior Tennis Programs
Session 3 August 11– August 21 (2 weeks only)
Tots
9:00-9:45 am
$42
Rookies 10:00 -11:00 am
$56
Rippers 11:00 am – 12:00 pm $56
All lessons will be taught at Carpenter Road Courts. Professional reserves
right to make changes in class due to ability level. Minimum 4 students
per class. For more information call Chris Galle 451-5050 or email
tngtennis@yahoo.com. Forms are available at the RCA office or online at
www.radissoncommunity.org.
Oberon Pool Hours
June 16 – August 17
Monday – Friday
-Open Swim 12:45pm – 7:45pm
-Lap Swim (Tues/Wed/Thurs)
–8:00pm-8:45 pm
Saturday – Sunday
-Parent & Infant Swim
10:00am – 12:00pm
-Lap Swim 10:00am – 12:00pm
-Open Swim 12:00pm – 7:45pm
*August 18 - September 1
Monday – Friday
- Open Swim 1:00–6:00 pm
Saturday – Sunday
Open Swim 12:00–5:00 pm
*No lap swim or parent infant
swim
Radisson Nursery
Schools adds
afternoon classes.
As a result of opening PM
sessions for children,
we have openings in our
3 and 4 year old programs.
Please call Director
Terri Ferrigan @415-3588
for additional information
and a tour of our
wonderful community school.
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Sunday
10
17
monday
11 Session IV Swim
Lessons Begin
ASC Meeting
6:30pm at RCA Office
TOL Board Meeting
7:00 pm at Town Offices
18
tuesday
12
19
wednesday
13
20
thursday
14
Finance Committee Mtg.
5:00pm at RCA
TOL Planning Board
Meeting 7:00 pm
at Town Offices
21
friday
15
saturday
16
Water Aerobics End
22
23
Session IV Swim
Lessons End
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September
Oberon Pool Closes at
6:00pm for Season
RCA Office Closed
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BOD Meeting
7:30pm at
Aspen House
ASC Meeting
6:30pm at
RCA Office
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