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Mayor, three trustee
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By Erin Smith
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On Feb. 25, Baker
High School observed
White Out Day, a day
set aside to call attention to the number
of young lives lost
each year in alcoholrelated car accidents.
Three students
dressed as the Grim
4„..- Reaper roamed the
hallways in search of
67 "victims," students
who volunteered to
represent the dead.
See page 8.
Polls will open from noon to 9
p.m. Wednesday March 18 for village residents.
This year's candidates include
two incumbents, Mayor Joseph
Saraceni and Trustee Carrie
Weaver, each running uncontested, and two new candidates,
Did - Clarke and Mark Wilder, who
are running for two open trustee
seats. Current trustees Rick Presley and Robin Augello will not
seek another term.
The Baldwinsville Messenger
recently interviewed the candidates and portions of their responses follow below. For the full
interview of each candidate, visit
cnylink.com and click on the Baldwinsville Messenger icon in the
upper right corner of the page.
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A 19-day European tour is in
store for Durgee students Andrew
King, 14, and Shannon Wallace,
13.
The youth will participate in
this summer's People to People
program, which will visit Austria,
Switzerland, Prance, Italy and
Germany.
"When I first got the letter saying I was nominated to go on this
trip of a lifetime, I knew I wanted
to go," Andrew said.
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Editor:
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to the Bakkvinsille Messenger. 44 Oswego St, Baldwinsville, N.Y. 13027. The
fax number is 635-3914. Send e-mail
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Notices must have the date, time
and location of the event. For further
information, call 635-3922.
This week
March 12
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(deadline: 5 p.m. Friday)
A corned beef and cabbage drivethrough will be held from 4 to 6:30
p.m.Thursday March 12 at the First
Presbyterian Church, 64 Oswego St
in Baldwinsville.Adult meals are $8
and children $4.50.
March 12
A Relay kick-off meeting will be
held at 7 p.m. March 12 at the Baker
High School in Baldwinsville. The
meeting will feature an amazing cancer success story and participants
will discuss ideas for B'ville Relay
2009. Help in the fight against cancer
and walk the walk by forming a Relay
for Life team. Help raise awareness
for a cure.The Baldwinsville Relay is
an event that brings the community
together to remember all of those
who have been touched by cancer.
March 12
Classified Advertising:
Julie Galvin
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434-1988
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(deadline: 5 p.m.Thursday)
Gardeners In Thyme Herb Club
will sponsor a garden tea party
March 12. Along with tea and tidbits, Fran Sylvester-Nightengale will
speak of the many teas beyond the
ones on the grocery shelves, how to
properly 'steep tea 'and the Uses of
herbal teas in stories that tell of the
origin of tea. Cost for the program
is $5 for Friends of Beaver Lake
members and $7 for the public. Call
638-2519 for reservations.
March 13
Church Women United of Baldwinsville and the Baldwinsville
Ministerial Association will sponsor
the 2009 Lenten Luncheon Series at
1205 p.m. every Friday during Lent
with a meditation in the First United
Methodist Church. A 12:30 p.m.
lunch in the dining hall will follow the
meditation. This Friday's meditation
speaker will be Pastor Joe Folckemer
from Hillview Baptist Church and
Grace Episcopal will host lunch.
A collection of canned goods,
paper and soap products for the
Food Pantry will take place each
week and there will be a bakeless bread sale April 3. Proceeds
will benefit local Meals on Wheels
program and the Food Pantry. Call
635-6188.
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March 13
STAND (Students Taking Action
Now Darfur) members at Baker
High School will host a spaghetti dinner and art show from 4:30 to 7:30
p.m. Friday March 13 at the Baker
High School cafeteria. Proceeds
will benefit the national branch of
STAND, an organization dedicated
to providing education opportunities to war-affected children of Sudan,and Lost Boy Gabriel Bol Deng's
HOPE for Anang school.Tickets are
$8 at the door.
March 14
A Red Cross blood drive will be
held from 8 alti:to• 1p.m. Saturd#
Mirth 14a 'Sr.I'Mary'S Church, 49
Syracuse St. in Baldwinsville.
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March 14
Assemblyman Will Barclay will
host a town hall-style meeting from
I to 2 p.m. Saturday March 14 at
the Lysander Town Hall, 8220 Loop
Road in Radisson. Barclay will discuss
New York state affairs and answer
questions.
March IS
The VFW will host a breakfast
fundraiser from 8 a.m. to noon
Sunday March 15 at SO Salina St.
in Baldwinsville. Breakfast includes
scrambled eggs, potatoes, bacon,
sausage, pancakes and more. Adult
tickets are $8, children under 5
free.
March 16
The regular meeting of the Betsy
Baldwin Chapter, NSDAR will be
held at the Baldwinsville Public Library at 9:30 a.m. Monday March 16.
Bonnie Kisselstein,town of Lysander
historian, will speak on the Local
History Room and Sources at the
library. Call 635-9090.
Upcoming
and jelly drive at 10 a.m. March 22
at the church. 7382 O'Brien Road.
Everyone is invited to wear brown
and purple to donate peanut butter
and jelly to the Baldwinsville Food
Pantry before and after the service.
Peanut butter and jelly snacks will be
available after the service. Call 6359249 or visit hillviewcbc.org .
March 22
A Celtic music program will be
held at 3 p.m. Sunday March 22 at
the First Presbyterian Church, 64
Oswego St in Baldwinsville. This
performance will include instrumental music from Scotland, Ireland,
Northumbria and Cape Breton.
Donations of canned goods for the
Baldwinsville Food Pantry will be
accepted.
March 24
Support Elden Bementary's fifthgrade class from 4:30 to 7 p.m.
Tuesday March 24 at McDonald's
on Downer Street Simply mention
Bden's fifth-graders when- placing an
order and a portion of proceeds from
purchases will benefit the class.
March 28
March 19
Word of Life Christian Academy
aeierilreschool will hold it's annual
opal house and science fair from 6
to 8 p.m. March 19 at the school, 12
A chicken barbecue will be held
from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday March 28 at
Warners United Methodist Church
on Canton Street in Warners. Takeouts only. Call 689-6797.
Oneida St. in Baldwinsville. Registra-
March 29
tion for the 2009-10 school year for
Fifth Sunday Worship in Song
will be held at 10 a.m. March 29 at
Hillview Community Church. 7382
kindergarten through seventh grade
will be taken and school tours will
be available. Call 638-8870 or visit
wordofiffeacademy.org.
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Looking Backward
'Lysander Goes to School'
Dinglehole School,
District no. I I
By Steve McMahon
bvillehistory@earthlinicnet
This week's story is about the
Dinglehole School, District no.
11, seventh in a series regarding
our early schools. At one time it
was also known as the Lamson
District School and was built on
land loaned by a farmer named
Butler. As of 1947, the land
was still owned by his granddaughter, Nellie Rumsey. Now a
private residence, the building
sits on the northeast corner of
Lamson and Dinglehole roads.
This spot is situated just south
of the Cayuga County line,
about halfway between Little
Utica on the west and Wright's
Corners on the east.
The short drive east to
Wright's Corners will take you
first through the former hamlet
of Lamson. Slow down when you
cross the railroad tracks, or you
will have passed it. One hundred
years ago, this was a busy place.
It was an important trading and
transportation center for the
farmers who lived in northwestern Lysander, and even folks
from Granby. From the Lamson
depot, the DL&W railroad transported everything from people to
potatoes to points beyond. And,
the Lamson-Phoenix stagecoach
would ferry folks back and forth
between these two towns, as they
arrived or departed by train. My
great-grandfather disembarked
in this very railroad depot on
May 28, 1890, at the age of 18,
when he arrived from England.
He walked the three miles to
Jacksonville and stayed for the
next 79 years of his life. But,
many more folks departed than
arrived. The little hamlet of
Lamson faded into memory
One long-time resident of
Lamson shared her memories
in a Messenger article dated
Dec. 30, 1965. Mrs. Lewis Scriber
remembered that "Lamson was
named after George Washington
Lamson and his wife, Sarah.
They erected the large, threestory building, which later
became known as Scriber's hall
and store. The Lamsons put up
the enormous wooden hotel
around 1850 to house and board
construction workers on the new
railroad. Mrs. Scriber points out
that the original Lamsons were
great-grandparents of Glenn
Blakeman and Flossie Smith
Reeves." Glenn and Flossie were
brother and sister and lifelong
residents of the area. Flossie
taught in several of the rural
school districts of Lysander
including Fenner, Jacksonville,
Plainville and Chestnut Ridge.
So much for Lamson's history,
but what about Dinglehole?
For well over 100 years, the
origin of the place-name Dinglehole (or Dingle Hole) has been in
question. In the 1946 Centennial
Edition of the Baldwinsville Gazette and Farmers' Journal, Mrs.
John (Ella) Bellows explained
the most likely source.
"When asked the reason for
the name 'Dingle Hole'.. .Mrs.
Bellows revealed that Otis
Bigelow had told her the significance of that name. It seems
that there is a low spot in the
terrain in that territory covered
by water, a water hole to which
in the early days, cattle flocked
to drink. In the pioneer days,
before trees had been cut to any
great extent, it was common
practice for farmers to place a
bell around the neck of each cow
so that they might hear them
in rounding them up. The bell
sound, 'dingle,' and the water
'hole' became combined into
Dingle Hole."
Eva Young Maxam repeated
this same story She lives on
former Bellows land and, like
Mrs. Bellows before her, Eva is
a long-time resident. At the time
EVA YOUNG MAXAM S COLLECTION
EvaYoung (Maxam) in 1938 in front of the Dinglehole School.
EVA YOUNG MAXAM'S COLLECTION
of the 1946 article, Ella Bellows
eighth grade at Dinglehole School, District #11, also known as the Lamhad lived in the same house on Dinglehole. I was son District, as it looked in 1935.
Dinglehole Road for 65 years. 6 years old in May
Eva Young Maxam has her beat. and went to school in September.
She's lived in her Dinglehole That was the fall of 1933. I don't
house for 77 years. I recently remember exactly, but there
met with Eva at her home on were probably 12 or 15 of us
a crisp, clear day. The contrast there at one time. But, each year
of the blue sky with the white there were more. The last year I
snow made for a nice drive out was there, there were probably
to Dinglehole Road. Eva greeted 32 or more kids there. There
me at the door with a smile and were quite a few kids up there
that would come and go, but I
a sweep of her hand.
"This land was the Bellows don't remember their names.
farm. The old homestead was Their families would move in
over just north of here, but it's and move out. There was a Field
gone now. One of the Bellows family when we moved here.
brothers built this house. The There was George, Harriet and
house down below this curve Harold Field. Harold was the
was a Bellows house, too."
youngest, and he's still living up
Once we were comfortably here on the corner. He's the only
settled in the living room, Eva one that I can think of who's
COLLECTION OF D40( AND RUTH DORAN
alive yet that went to school with TeacherAnita Gralms Griebno in 1935
continued.
"Grandpa bought this place in me. When I first went up there, in front of the Dinglehole School,
October of 1931. We moved into there was the Reed family. They District #11.
this place in June of 1932. I had had nine children or better and
just turned 5 when we moved the four youngest ones were in was Miss Young, no relation."
here. I've been here all my life. the school. Mrs. Reed was the • Just last Friday, I spoke
aunt to these kids, and she was with Janice Calkir:- Skinner
Maybe I'll be here forever"
When I asked her about the my teacher for third grade on. Pillans by phone. Lik€ Eva, Jan
students and teachers of Dingle- My first grade teacher was Miss went to the Dinglehole school
Graves. She married Carl Grieb- as a child, albeit much later
hole School, Eva was ready.
"I attended first through no. My second grade teacher Please see Dinglehole, page 1 1
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Correction
In last week's edition, the article titled "Baldwinsville residents
volunteer in Alaskan race" omitted the travel agency D&S Travel
Service of Baldwinsville, which arranged the trip.Also, Jim Tallon
should have read Jim Palin.
Put the games aside
The Onondaga County
Legislature met in regular session on March 3. This month
was unfortunately a mix of
good legislation and bad party
politics.
First the good; the Legislature was asked to authorize an
additional $200,000, all federally reimbursed dollars, to add
two more miles to the trail
around Onondaga Lake. This
authorization will allow the
trail to go from the parking lot
at the State Fair and connect
to the southerly pedestrian
bridge over Route 690. We are
hoping to have construction
begin this summer and be completed next year
Now the bad. Two of the
most important projects that
were on our agenda fell victim
to petty politics. The Democratic Caucus voted in block
to defeat necessary bonding
resolutions for Van Duyn
Home and Hospital and the
Onondaga County War Memorial. In order to take full
advantage of grant money and
low construction costs, both
resolutions were of a timely
nature. Now these projects are
in jeopardy because of games
that were played.
The Van Duyn proposal was
for $4,693,847 in capital projects, which included strucAural improvements, necessary
mechanical work, long overdue
equipment replacement and an
overhaul of emergency systems within the nursing home.
The project was to be fmanced
From the mailbag
Our struggle never
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ing the roof repairs, seating,
new locker rooms, necessary
mechanical work and many
other aesthetic and structural improvements. Unfortunately
these renovations may also
fall victim to party politics
because of the Democrats vote
against the roof measure, a
direct contradiction to their
with a $3,200,000 federal grant
support of the project in Sepwith 80 percent of the remaintember.
ing cost reimbursed to the
What prompted these
county through Medicaid regames? The Democratic Cauimbursements. Unfortunately,
cus voted against Van Duyn
the grant money will disappear and the War Memorial when
if the projects are not coma member of the Democratic
pleted by Sept. 30. Although
Caucus was not allowed to
the urgency of this project was have his last minute addiexplained to legislators earlier tion to the agenda debated at
in the month at the Health
Session. The late submission
Committee meeting and the
was offered in violation of the
Ways and Means Committee
Rules of the Legislature, which
meeting, the Democratic Caurequires timely filing, full recus voted against the measure. view and debate by the proper
The second proposal was
committee prior to a vote
for additional funding for a
by the full Legislature. Most
legislators were being asked to
new roof structure at the War
Memorial. Again, timing was
vote on something they knew
of the utmost importance in
nothing about. I will not vote
the passage of this resolution.
on any agenda item that has
not been explained to me no
Without approval, the design
phase will be pushed back
matter which party proposes
and a project that could have
the item.
been completed during this
Unfortunately, the games
that were played have temconstruction season is now, at
best, looking at next year and
porarily killed two very
at what additional costs, we
important projects and may
jeopardize millions of dollars
don't know. The defeat of this
in grant funding arid construcproject is especially frustrating as in September of 2008, we tion costs. It is my hope that
authorized in an overwhelmwe can put the games aside
ingly bi-partisan fashion, fund- and move forward and do what
is best for our facilities and
ing for extensive renovations
to the War Memorial includour constituents.
Rich
Lesniak
To the editor:
Now is still the time for
those of us who love peace and
social justice to be ever vigilant.
The election of Barack
Obama is not a signal that
things will automatically be
moving in the right direction.
We want the occupation in Iraq
to end. We want all US soldiers
out of Afghanistan. We don't
want the CIA to continue torturing people under the guise
of interrogation and we refuse
to live under a federal surveillance state.
We want to sit down with
Iran not war with Iran. We
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want a Middle East policy that
is evenhanded and not dictated
by AIPAC or any other neocon
group. We want to banish corporate lobbyists, who dominate
Washington, from crucial
policy decisions.
We want "illegal" immigrants to be treated with
respect and given opportunities that Jewish, Italian, Irish
and German immigrants had.
We want single payer universal health care. We want
a world whereby everyone is
recognized as equal no matter his or her religion, skin
color, ethnicity sexual orientation, income, disability or any
other difference. We want the
enormous tax breaks for the
wealthy to end and the dosing
of tax loopholes, which enable
them to pay proportionately
less tax than the rest of us.
We want a progressive income
tax whereby each individual
pays his or her fair share. We
want the military budget cut
by 25 percent and we want the
complete abolition of nuclear
weapons.
We want a green country
so that our children are able
to breath fresh air and drink
clean water. We want wind
power and solar power not
nuclear power. The struggle for
peace and social justice never
ends and all of us who work
for a better world will never
give up.
GERALD ft LOTIERZO
BALDWINSVILLE
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Political Experience: Vil- better utilization of waterfront
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Community Involvement: ravaged by fire on West Genesee
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Baldwinsville Chamber of and residential space occupied.
Commerce; Member of the Bald- The main parking area located
winsville Big Chill Committee; behind Key Bank will be redeMember of the Blessing of the veloped to accommodate more
Fleet Committee
parking while creating greenIn terms of growth and
space in the heart of downtown.
development, how do you
The village needs to continue to
see Baldwinsville in five
work closely with the Greater
years?
Baldwinsville Economic DevelBaldwinsville will continue opment Agency as well as the
to see both economic and popu- Baldwinsville Chamber of Comlation growth over the next five merce to promote the downtown
years. I see Baldwinsville con- business district.
tinuing to tap into the natural
We are also working to dispel
resource we have in the Seneca the misconception that there is
River. The internationally re- a parking shortage in the vilnowned Carp Tournament and lage. Most of the businesses are
the Baldwinsville Oktoberfest, within a short walk of public
our mid-winparking and are conveniently
ter carnival,
located within a mile of more
The B'ville
than 7,900 village residents and
Big Chill,
within four miles of the rest of
as well as
the population of Greater BaldBlessing of
winsville.
the Fleet
The village is fortunate to
showcase
have a candidate running this
our village
year with a wealth of envias not only a
ronmental knowledge. Mark
recreational
Wilder will help us in considerJoe
Saraceni
destination,
ing redevelopment along Lock
but as a comStreet. Increasing residential
munity that likes to have fun.
and commercial density will
•-GWOtAikre in the process of pre- not only broaden our tax base
paring an overlay district codi- but it will strengthen downtown
fying the adopted downtown economically.
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Party
Affiliation: Citizen's
Party
Political Experience: None
to date
Community Involvement:
Board of Directors Onondaga
What are the issues facing
Baldwinsville? How do you
intend to tackle them?
592-4974 11111MIZIO
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Volunteer basketball coach
for 15 years; paid coach Baldwinsville schools for 17 years;
involved with various programs at Community Wesleyan
Church including Angel Food,
Senior Moments and occasionally teaching Sunday School
classes; driver for Meals on
Wheels.
Volunteer at the Baldwinsville
Visitors Center; Blessing of
the Fleet Committee; various
school activities
Empty storefronts are a visible problem that everyone sees,
including a
strip mall a
block from
my home in
Candlewyck.
We need to
continue
diallogue
with business folks
and property
Dick Clarke
owners to see
The village of Baldwinsville faces tough
economic
challenges. I plan
to continually
promote
shared
services
Carrie Weaver
with the
towns of
Lysander and Van Buren to help
reduce village spending.
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Political Experience: None,
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safety as well as government in
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Political Experience: Elected village trustee in 2007. Served
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Department of Public Works
Committee, The Labor Relations
Committee and served as chair
of the Labor Relations Committee for one year. Initiated the
"Red Flag for Safety" program
that has been successful in in
creasing pedestrian visibility
at two of the busiest crosswalks
in downtown Baldwinsville at a
minimal cost.
for ways to cut village costs and
generate revenue for the local
business community is paramount. The village's elected
officials can help by working
with the Greater Baldwinsville how we can
Economic Development Agency help bring them together.
and the Chamber of Commerce
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Party
Party Affiliation: Village
Economic development, fiscal responsibility, protecting
the value of
village living and public safety
are all key
issues facing
the village.
The national and state
economic
situation
Mark Wilder
will present
significant
challenges as funding cuts are
likely. Utilization of contacts
in the state government and
identification of projects that
may qualify for federal stimulus
money are important. Looking
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SCHOOLS
Baker observes White Out Day
Getting into character
Kelly Cary, BCSD
On Feb. 25, Baker High School
in Baldwinsville observed White
Out Day, a day set aside to call attention to the number of young
lives lost each year in alcoholrelated car accidents. Three
students, all dressed as the Grim
Reaper, roamed the hallways
of the high school in search
of their "victims," 67 students
who volunteered to represent
the dead.
When the Grim Reaper visited Bianca Knieriem's French
class, she left the room to
have her face painted white to
indicate she Was acting as an
accident victim. She quietly
returned to class and spent the
rest of the day in silence. Once
their faces were painted, students who represented the dead
could not speak for the rest of
the day. Their quiet presence
in the classrooms at the high
school was a solemn reminder
of the tragic consequences of
destructive decisions.
White Out Day at the high
Carolyn Brussel, (rien)
dressed as a character
from an American Dolls
book that she read, gives
her presentation to classmates
ICatelyn Brown paints Bianca Kilieriem's face white as the Grim Reaper looks
on during Baker High School's observance of White Out Day. Students who
had their faces painted represented young lives lost in alcohol-related car accidents.
school coincided with the Gone
4 Ever traveling exhibit, which
was on display for the week of
Feb. 23 at the school. The multimedia exhibit depicts three fatal
automobile accidents in which
five young lives were lost. It
was created to deter teens from
drinking and driving or riding
in a car with a drunk driver.
BCSD Board of Education
The Baldwinsville Central School District Board of Education will conduct its next meeting at 7 p.m. Monday
March 16 in the cafeteria of Durgee Junior High School, which is located on the district's main campus at 29 E.
Oneida Sc. in the village of Bakhvinsville. District residents are encouraged to auend board meetings to view prop
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2009-10 budget The instructional budget component will be reviewed at this meeting. After the review, members
of the public will be able to ask questions, make comments and make recommendations regarding the budget
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Finial said the thirdgraders enloyed doint the book talki and as they listened to their dasernates' presentations, they
became interested in other books, which encourages reading for enloyment.
Third-grader Julian Spencer displays a large dictionary during his book talk.
He read "Frindle," a novel about one boy's determination to add a new word
to the English language.
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Slumber party
B'ville FUMC presents
'Covenant of Grace'
The adult choir of the Baldwinsville First United Methodist Church will present Joseph
M. Martin's "Covenant of
Grace" cantata at 3 p.m. Sunday March 15 in the chnrch
sanctuary
Here is what the composer
writes about this 45-minute
cantata:
"Our God is faithful. He
stretches His rainbow across
the heavens to remind us of
His mercy and His grace,"
Martin wrote about his composition. "Each movement of
'Covenant of Grace' is intended
to celebrate the promises and
covenant of God. Through the
use of narrators and music, the
story of redemption is told."
Accompanying the choir are
Marianne Miles at the piano,
violinist John Harnois and flutist Lynn Dailey. Narrators are
Kathy Kulba and Steve McMahon. Family Ministries leader
Jeff Hodge will provide visual
focus with the projection of
Renaissance masterworks on a
centrally placed screen.
"This is a moving work,
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Special event for mothers and
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(From left) Kathy Kulba, Shirley Eisenhauer, Rebecca Jensen, Marianne Miles
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tian community" said director
Rebecca Jensen.
Refreshments will follow
the concert in the dining room.
There is no charge for the program and no formal offering,
but donations of cash and nonperishable food items will be
gratefully accepted to benefit
the Salvation Army and Community Food Pantry.
Sugar & Spice Party Planners and the Red Mill Inn will host
a mother and daughter slumber party Friday March 20.
Do not miss this great girls' getaway.
A sparkling grape juice and cheese reception will be held from
5 to 7 p.m. during check in followed by mother and daughter
challenge games from 7 to 8 p.m. in the event room. At 8 p.m..
moms/adults will gather upstairs to bottle a special wine commemorating the occasion with the folks from Ii Bello Vino while
the girls stuff their own animal to bring home. Then it's into
pajamas for the pajama fashion show. Prizes will be awarded
after participants walk the "red carpet."
Sleepy little ones can enjoy a story, milk and cookies the,n
it's off to bed. Everyone else will meet for a fun classic motherdaughter movie complete with popcorn and candy. That's not
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breakfast and facial at Sugar & Spice Party Planners across the
street. A keepsake photo will also be provided with a frame to
decorate.
Make reservations soon before this event sells out. Cost is $149
per couple, and $50 each additional person per room (maximum
four). Bring your mother, sister, aunt, grandma and girlfriends
and have a slumber party. Call 635-4871 for reservations. For
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an inclusive dinner special for attendees.
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Center with their golf
bag with assorted golf
accessories and gift certificates donation.
"We know that in
this time of economic
uncertainty the community is stretched
very thin and we would
like to thank those who
have continued to support the Baldwinsville
Volunteer Center with
such enthusiasm,"
O'Donnell said.
All proceeds from
the event benefit the
Baldwinsville Volunteer Center. For more
information about the BVC,
visit bvillevolunteers.org .
Approximately 600 people
attended Saturday's Taste of
Baldwinsville.
"The event was as successful
as ever in terms of restaurant
participation, attendance and
the support of local businesses," said Megan O'Donnell, cochair of the event and president
of the BVC Board of Directors.
"The bidding on the auction
was lively, raising over $9,000,
to add to our sponsorships of
the event, ticket sales and raffle
drawings."
The Baldwinsville Teachers
Association engaged in a friendly ,eompetition amongst district
schools' staff to see whose basket
could raise the most money. DurPeople's choice
gee Junior High School teachers
Best Sandwich/wrap — Sammy
took not only the highest bid
Malones
among the district competition,
Best Pizza — Hometown Pizzeria
Best Wings — Hometown Pizbut the highest bid of the night
zeria
with their fun and fitness basket,
Best House Specialty — Sportside
which included a Wii Nintendo
3'
and WiiFit. The basket fetched
Best After Dinner Delights
a $500 bid.
—Tabatha's Family Tree Restaurant
Abbotts Landing, Radisson
Book Club, Fairways
North, Baldwin Hill,
Chaucer Circle, Sun Celebrity judges choice
Meadows and Harbour
Best Sandwich/wrap —Tie between Jrecks
Heights competed in the Sub and Sammy Malones
Best Pizza —Tie between Hometown Pizneighborhood basket
competition. Baldwin zeria and Pizza Man
Best Wings — Hometown ,Pizzeria
Hill took home bragging
Best House Specialty —Tie between Price
rights for bringing in
the most money for the Chopper and Sal's Pizzeria
Baldwinsville Volunteer Best After Dinner Delights — PAC
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT:
Julie Vecchio (left) and Kim Cuccaro, both of Baldwinsville, check out
a painting up for auction.
Jason Kazmirsid, executive chef at Sportside 31, prepares Sicilian
scampi bruschetta for best house specialty samplings.
Lana Alley, manager at Olives Eatery, serves three-cheese orzo pasta and specialty Popeye paninis.
Melissa Haney carries a tray with Hometown Pizzeria simpies to participants at Saturday's Taste of Baldwinsville.
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BALIYANSVLLE
LYSANDER
VAN BUREN
LEGAL NOTICE
VILLAGEOF
BALDWINSVILLE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, that pursuant to the
provisions of the General
Municipal Tawkresalei bids
to furnish & install one (1)
Stainless Steel Dump Body
with Hoist on a 2004
International 4300 will be
received "mr. office of the
Village Clerk. Village of
Baldwinsville, Onondaga
County, 16 West Genesee
Street. Baldwinsville, NY
13027 until 2:30 p.m., local
time, on March 18, 2009, at
which time they will be
publicly opened and read
aloud.
Bids shall be submitted
in sealed envelopes at the
above address and shall state
on the face thaeof the name
,
and address of the bidder and
the words "DUMP BODY".
Specifications and bid
documents have been filed in
the Office of the Village Clerk,
Village of Baldwinsville,
Onondaga County. New
York, and may be examined
and received by any persons
interested. Bidders shall
submit bids on the proposal
sheet attached to the
specifications. Any bids
submitted otherwise Will be
considered invalid and will
be rejected as such.
The
Village
of
Baldwinsville Board of
Trustees reserves the right to
reject or accept any or all bids.
Dated: March 4, 2009
Rosemary L. Johnson
Village Clerk
Village of Baldwinsville
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NOTICE OF
FORMATION
OF
PAR TECHNICAL
SERVICES, LLC
Under Section 203 of the
Limited Liability Company
Law
P&R Technical Services,
LLC has been formed as a
domestic limited liability
company and states the
following:
.The name oldie limited
liability company is PAR
Technical Services, LLC.
2.The date of filing ofthe
Articles of Organization of
the limited liability company
with the Secretary of State is
March 2, 2009.
3.The county within the
State of New York in which
the office of the limited
liability company is to be
located is Onondaga
4. The Secretary of State
is designated as the agent of
upon whom process against
it may be served. The post
office address within or
without the State to which
the Department of State shall
mail a copy of any process
served against it is 1628
South Ivy Trail.
Baldwinsville, New York
13027.
NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS
PLEASE TAXE NOTICE THAT THE POLLOIVING ARE NOMINATIONS
FILED WITH ME FOR THE OFFICES TO BE FILLED AT THE ANNUAL
ELECTION OF THE VILLAGE OF BALDWINSVILLE TO BEHEI D TUESDAY ,
MARCH 18, 2009. ELECTION WILL BE HELD AT THE VILLAGE HALL, 16
WEST GENESEE STREET, BALDWINSVILLE, NY, FROM 1200 NOON TO
9-00 P.M.
Term - 2 Years
APO.,
OFFICE MAYOR
NAME
Joseph P Sarsceni
50 Oswego Street
TR USTEE
Carrie Weaver
9 Virginia Street
TRUSTEE
Mark Wilder
59 Syracuse Street
Baldwiesvil k. NY 13027
Richard A. Clarke
15 Bromide Road
Boldwiesville, NY 13027
Rosemary L. Johnson. Village Clerk
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S. The purpose of the
business of the limited
liability company is to
engage in any lawful act or
activity for which limited
liability companies may be
organized under applicable
law.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL
ELECTION OF
TRUSTEES AND
VOTING ON BUDGET
OF BALDWINSVILLE
PUBLIC LIBRARY,
BALDWINSVILLE
CENTRAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT, ONONDAGA
COUNTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the annual
election of Trustees of the
Baldwinsville Public
Library. in the Baldwinsville
Central School District, and
the voting on the annual
budget for said library, will
take place at the
Library, 33 East Genesee
Street, Baldwinsville. in said
district on the 23rd day of
April, 2009,. Beginning at
10:00 a.m of that day, local
time, at which time the polls
will be open from 10:00 am.
to 9:00 p.m. Voting for
Trustees of the Public Library
and on the Budget will be by
voting machine.
AND NOTICE IS ALSO
GIVEN that petitions
nominating candidates for the
office of Trustee of the
Library must be filed with the
Clerk of the Baldwinsville
Central School District no
later than March 23, 2009.
The following vacancies are
to be filled an the Board of
Trustees of the Baldwinsville
Public Library:
Term of five years DONNA ARSENEAU
A petition shall he
reqUired to nominate •
candidate for that office. Each
petition shall be dimmed to
the Clerk of the School
District and shall be signed
by at least twenty-five
qualified voters of the
District, shall state the
residence of each signer, and
shall state the name and
residence of the candidate,
and shall describe the
vacancy on the Board of
Trustees of the Baldwinsville
Public Library for which the
candidate is nominated and
which shall include the term
of office and the name of the
last incumbent, if any. Each
petition shall be filed with
the Clerk of the
Baldwinsville Central
School District between the
hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00
p.m.. not later than the
thirtieth day preceding the
day on which the candidates
nominated are to be elected.
AND NOTICE IS
FURTHER GIVEN that the
Trustees of the said
Library have authorized the
use of absentee ballots for the
vote on said election of
Trustees and the said annual
budget, in accordance with
the provisions of ( 2018-b of
the Education Law as
existing or hereinafter
amended. Voters may apply
for absentee ballots at the
Library until April 16. 2009.
if the ballot is to be mailed to
the voter, or until April 23,
2009, if the ballot is to be
delivered personally to the
voter. An applicant for an
absentee ballot must submit
a fully-completed application
stating (1) his name and
residence address, including
the street and number. if ally.
Of town and oral delivery
route, if any; (2) that he is or
will be on April 23. 2009, a
qualified voter of the District
in that he is or will be on
such date, over eighteen
years of age., citizen of the
United Stases, and has or will
have resided in the District
for thirty days next preceding
April 23. 2009; and (3) that
March 11, 2009
he will be unable to vote in
person on April 23, 2009, due
to illness or physical
disability or (b) because his
duties, occupation, business
or studies will require him to
be outside of the county or
city of his residence on April
23, 2009, or (e) because he
will be on vacation outside
the county OT city of his
residence on April 23, 2009,
or (d) because be will be
detained in jail awaiting
action by a grand jury or
awaiting trial or is confined
in prison after conviction for
an offense other thrm a felony.
The Education Law makes
special provisions for
absentee voting by
"permanently disabled"
voters of the District and any
question regarding these
rights should be directed to
the Clerk of the School
District. All completed
ballots shall be returned to
the Baldwinsville Public
Library no later than 5:00
p.m. on April 23,2009. A list
of all persons to whom
absentee ballots have been
issued will be available in
the Baldwinsville Public
Library on each of the five (5)
days immediately prior to
April 23, 2009, except
Sundays, and such list will
be posted at the polling
place.
AND NOTICE IS
FURTHER GIVEN that a
copy of the statement of the
amount of money which will
be required for the ensuing
year for Lilirary purposes may
be obtained by any taxpayer
in the Baldwinsville Central
School District during the
seven (7) days immediately
preceding the annual meeting
except Saturday, Sunday or
Holidays, at the
Library, Si East Genesee
Street, Baldwinsville, New
York, 900 am. to 500 p.m
DATED: January 28,
2009
Baldwinsville, New
York
By Order of the Board of
Trustees
of the Baldwinsville
Public Library
BM-14
NOTICE CONCERNING
THE EXAMINATION OF
ASSESSMENT
INVENTORY AND
VALUATION DATA
(Personal te Secant 561
of the Real Property Tax
Law)
Notice is hereby given
that assessment inventory
and valuation data is
available for examination and
review. This data is the
information which will be
used to establish the
assessment of each parcel
which will appear on the
Tentative Assessment Roll of
the Town o fVan Buren which
will be filed on or before May
1st, 2009.
The information may be
reviewed, by appointment, in
the Assessors Office at 7575
Van Buren Rd B'ville on
March 13, 2009 between the
hours of 8:30 and 4:00 and
on March 24, 2009 between
the hours of 8:30 and 4:00.
An appointment to review
the assessment information
may be made by telephoning
the assessor at 635-7997.
Dated 24 day ofFebruary
2009.
Theresa Golden
Sole Assessor
BM-10
NOTICE CONCERNING
THE EXAMINAT1ONOF
ASSESSMENT
INVENTORY AND
VALUATION DATA
(Pursued ts Seethe 3111
s( the Real Property Tea
Law)
that assessment inventory
and valuation data is
available frit examination and
review This data is the
information which will be
used to establish the
assessznent of each parcel
which will appear on the
Tentative Assessment Roll of
the Town of Lysander which
will be filed on or before May
1st, 2009.
Ilse information may be
reviewed, by appointment, in
the Assessor's Office at 8220
Loop Road B'sille on March
6th 2009 between the hours
of 9:00 and 4:30 and on
March 20th 2009 between the
hours of 9:00 and 4:30. An
appointment to review the
assessment information may
be made by telephoning the
assessor at 638-0839.
Dated 24 day of February
2009
Theresa Golden
Sole Assessor
BM-10
LEGAL NOTICE
NEW YORK WIND &
SUN, LLC, a domestic
(LLC) filed with the Sec of
State of NY on 9-29-08. NY
Office location: Onondaga
County. SSNY is designated
as agent upon whom process
against the LLC may be
served. SSNY shall mail a
copy of any process against
the LLC served upon him/
her to National Registered
Agents. Inc., 875 Ave. of the
Americas , Ste. 501, NY, NY
10001. General purposes.
BM-11
Nance sf Eisrmatioa
Notice of FOIThaii0e of
Finger Lakes Stairs and
Cabinets. LLC. Art. Of Org.
filed Sec'y of State (SSNY)
12/24/08. Office location:
Onondaga County. SSNY
designated as agent of LLC
upon whom process spine
it may be served. SSNY shall
mail copy of process to 7496
Kingdom Rd, Baldwinsville,
NY 13027. Purpose: any
lawful activities_
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with a family.
Despite traveling at a young
age without their parents, both
the King and Wallace families
trust their children are in good
hands.
"It is a bit scary to think of
my child, who will be 15 at the
time of the trip, visiting other
countries without us," said
Lisa King, Andrew's mother.
"However, we have been so
Impressed with the People to
People organization and have a
comfort level about how structured the program is and how
responsible and experienced
the adult leaders are. It is a
tremendous opportunity for
Andrew, and [his father and I]
are proud that he will be able to
participate."
Andrew also looks forward
to the trip and how it will help
him better understand other
cultures.
"I think this will help me
work well with other people,"
Andrew said. "I can't wait to
visit other countries and talk
with people so I can better understand our similarities and
differences."
Shannon also sees great
opportunity in her upcoming
trip.
"I [think People to People
will] be a good opportunity to
see how other kids live in differ. ent countries and to experience
their cultures." she said "I'm
hoping it will make me better
understand new and different
things." "Hopefully she will gain a
new perspective on the world
around her by being exposed to
different cultures," her mother
Jennette added.
Families were recently invited to the Baldwinsville Public Library to learn more about
the People to People program.
There, Louisa Gurgel, an exchange student from Hamburg,
Germany, shared informational
tidbits about her homeland with
participants.
Jennette and William Wallace (Shannon's parents) were
impressed with Gurgel's presentation, specifically with the
girl's maturity level and how
differently her culture treats
education. Andrew noted how
lunch is considered the most
important meal of the day in
Germany.
"Kids of Germany leave
school at about one o'clock to go
home and eat lunch with their
families," he said. "They also
have about three to four hours
of homework a night."
His mother, Lisa, found Gurgel's description of differences
between German youth and
United States youth intriguing.
"They live with their families in relatively small homes
or apartments with little to no
yard, spend little time watching TV or playing video games,
and they mostly get around via
mass transit systems and seem
to have a very active cultural
lifestyle," she said. "They are
focused on the environment and
spending time outside."
The group will embark on
their journey July 7 and return
July 25.
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Dinglehole
From page 3
than Eva.
"We lived south of Eva. I went
through all six grades at Dinglehole from 1945 to 1951. My first
teacher was Mrs. Haus from
Phoenix, and she was killed in
an accident my first year. We
were just devastated because
she was such a delight. And then
Mrs. (Madeline) McManus took
over. She lived down across from
Eva. She was an older lady, but
she knew how to keep us in line
when we tried to 'snow' her"
Jan remembers that it was
probably a walk of about threequarters of a mile to school.
"I can remember having to
be really alert in the winter
because the snow plows would
come up behind me.! was afraid
of not being able to get up and
over the snow bank before they
hit me. It never happened of
course, but I was prepared with
a plan of escape."
Eva said she didn't walk, because her father wouldn't let her
"He would take me to school
by car. One day, it was so bad that
he rode on horseback to get me.
He brought me and Jim Bellows
back by horseback. When Jim
went to get off, the horse was
cold and didn't want to stand
sr
still, so Jim fell off."
Jan said, "When you walked
into the school there was a
hallway and the teacher stood
there ringing a bell. You hung
up your coat. On opposite ends
of the hallway there were inside
'one-holers,' one for boys and
for girls. In the wintertime, we
tried to hold it because it was
unheated. There was a wooden
bench out there underneath the
coat rack, and that's where we
put our benches. The classes
were all in single rows. The
teacher would give you your lessons, so you would be busy with
your homework when she was
working with the other grades.
The main thing back then is that
the teachers were allowed to discipline. And you had enormous
respect for your teachers, and
you knew what would happen if
you didn't. Your parents would
get involved, but it was more
than that. You just respected
and trusted them because they
were in authority. Don't get me
wrong. You knew that when the
teacher walked up with that ruler you were going to get cracked
across your knuckles."
Eva proudly showed me an old
report card that she had saved.
"As far as I'm concerned I got
a good education at the Dinglehole School. I fit right in with all
firki
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About 25 years ago at the
peak of political correctness,
New York State DEC searched its
maps and found 45 locales with
potentially offensive names.
Dinglehole was one of them.
After spending significant time
and money to research the
scatology meaning behind the
name, the bureaucrats concluded that "Dingle" could be traced
to the Middle English word for
a small, wooded valley. So, the
name was socially acceptable after all, and it stayed. By the way,
Middle English as a language
expired prior to 1700, while this
area wasn't settled until after
1800. And, if they had just driven down Dinglehole Road, they
would have discovered a swamp, not a valley. More important,
the locals like the name. So, let's
keep it forever. Like some of 'the
folks hereabouts, the name gives
the place character.
In two weeks read the next
article in the series, "Lysander
Goes to School." Looking Backward will appear in the Messenger every other week, as long as
there are stories to tell. If you
have questions about this story
or suggestions for future ones,
including any local historical
We took care of each other like images or information, please
brothers and sisters should do. contact me via e-mail at bvilleAnd, that's the way it was."
history@earthlink.net .
the kids at Dinglehole."
She recalled fondly, "We
had picnics every year after
school in the summer. We had
the picnic right there at the
schoolhouse. At Christmas we'd
always make something for our
mothers. One time we made
tie-backs for their curtains. We
always had a Christmas party
and my mother would make me
a new dress for the party each
year. They were hard times. I
don't know as I went without
anything in particular, but I
know that I didn't have anything
extra. I had peanut butter and
jelly for lunch every clay, and
mom made the crabapple jelly
from our own apples."
I asked Jan what made rural
schools so special. There was
a long pause, but it was worth
the wait.
"Now that I look back on it,
it was a lot like family," she
said. "I was an only child with
no brothers or sisters, so it was
a lot like an extended family
for me. I don't remember any
cliques or rivalry. There were
no fights. Everybody just got
along. It was just a good feeling
to get up every morning and be
with the same gang every day.
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B'ville native
named to
Section III
Hall of Fame
By Phil Blackwell
pblackwell@cnylink.com
Lysander's Bantam Travel Hockey
James Lowery, long-time
announcer at Baldwinsville
football and basketball games.
Massena and Potsdam to visit nursgained induction IntoSection
ing home resident Pat Kelly, a former
HI's Basketball Hall of Fame
Baldwinsville resident and avid hockey
during ceremonies last weekfan.When the boys learned this, they
end at Manley Field House.
were very happy to make time to surLowery has a large place in
prise Pat and bring her some hockey
the B'ville community. Aside
gifts. Pat took the time to talk to each
from his duties calling the Bees,
and every player. She said she missed
he is one of the founders of
going to hockey games and the visit
WSEN, established in 1959 and
helped her create "loads of memocelebrating its 50th anniversary
ries." Such a small gesture of outreach
this year.
can mean so very much.
Raised in Youngstown, Ohio,
Lowery saw service in World
War II in the U.S. Navy. He
started announcing games
Margrey, Jacob Martin, Nathan; at Youngstown College (now
Menapace, Nolan Miles, Stephen t Youngstown State University),
Owen, Paul Schweitzer, Michael
where he was also sports inforTarsel and Patrick Whiting.
Varsity Boys' Basketball mation director.
Moving to Central New York
(91.577 grade point average)
in
the 1950s, Lowery founded
Nicholas Alencewicz, Daniel
Deland, Tyler Monnat, Corey Per- WSEN while, at the same time,
Team took time out from their busy
hockey schedule while traveling to
,
AMY COLCLOUGH
Winter teams receive academic recognition
ory Johnson, Brian Kane, Nathan
LoParco, Nathan McCabe, Kyle
McCaleb, Todd Mitchell, Joel
Moss, Adam Pacheck, Ethan
Pacheck, Charles Parker, Jeffrey
Pond, Joseph Romeo, Andres
Rorneu, Michael Taylor, Shaun
Thompson and Marc Tiller.
Varsity Girls' Indoor Track
Jasminn Bean, Kaitlyn Coll'.
gan, Elizabeth Connors, Kimberly Contant, Emily Cunningham,
Laura Farleman, Nicole Fecco,
Catherine Felberbaum, Emma
Firenze, Jacqueline Firenze,
Cathleen Green, Louisa Gurgel,
Lindsey Halstead, Esther Hatalla, Elizabeth Magowan, Stephanie Mangano, Marina Massaro,
Colleen Morgan, Kylie Mosher,
Abigail Nelson, Miranda Nicoletti, Lauren O'Connor, Taylor
Pastore, Christina Pateras, Danielle Petti, Danae Polsin, Elizabeth
Sawyer, Emily Schmid, Ashley
By Kelly Cary, BCSD
Seven winter varsity athletic
teams in the Baldwinsville Central School District have qualified
for recognitionfrom the New York
State Public High School Athletic
Association for outstanding academic achievements.
In order to qualify, a varsity
team must have a team composite grade average above ninety
percent. These team averages
will now be ranked against other
New York State teams in the same
sports for possible additional
State recognition.
The following teams and individuals have qualified:
Varsity Boys' Indoor Track
(96230 grade point average)
Joshua Bean, Daniel Bulger,
Timothy Chambers, Patrick
Colligan, John Feola, Thomas
Fbederer, Alan Gribble, Timothy
Hayden, Jonathan Hingre, Greg-
Shaheen and Mallory Warner.
Varsity Girls' Basketball
Lauren Brower, Erika Bulken,
Megan Collins, Carly Gummer,
Claire Monnat, Margaret Monnat
and Amanda Wolgemuth.
Varsity Girls' Bowling
Elizabeth Blume, Sage
Burkhart, Alexandra Combs,
Jessica Dyer, Karlene Edinger, Samantha Halligan, Anne Peterson
and Catrina Ribblett.
Varsity Boys' Ice Hockey
Jeffrey Abbott, Sean Larkin,
Timothy Larkin, Nicholas Leader, Christopher Newman, Justin
Newman, Scott Ryan, Paul Schneid and Christina Zandri.
Varsity Boys' Swimming
Christopher Cadwell, Nathaniel Gilman, Robert Hennessey,
Benjamin Landwersiek, Jacob
Bees' runners compete at state indoor meet
tion on both sides during last
Saturday's state championship
meet at Cornell University
In the boys 4x200 relay, the
Bees' quartet of Sean Bernstein,
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Varsity Cheerleading (94.195
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Kelly Carr, Taylor Caruso,
Marie Davison, Kendal Glynn,
Alyssa Hansel, Melissa Hunter,
Megan Kopec, Julianne Landon,
Megan Malone and Brianna
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High School games before retiring in 2004. While doing so, he
initiated the "Bee a Good Sport"
program, interviewing coaches
and athletic directors to promote scholastic athletics.
Among the many awards
Lowery has earned through the
years is an honorary "Block-B"
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school district and an Excellence in Broadcasting honor
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OBITUARIES
Rebecca E. Uhrig, 8
Beloved daughter, sister
Rebecca E. Uhrig, 8-years-old,
beloved daughter and sister, died_
March 1, 2009 suddenly in her
home from a heart condition complicated by a recent illness. Everyone knew she was special from the
sparkle in her blue eyes.
Rebecca was in the second
grade at Palmer Elementary
in Baldwinsville. She loved
to dance, sing,
create artwork,
visit friends and
neighbors and
Oiacl ,tun ecglect
mg purses. She
loved her cat
Rebecca E. Uhrig
Mittens. She
was a member
of Brownie Girl Scout Troop 261.
Rebecca was a ctinous child
and asked a lot of questions. She
will be missed by her friends and
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Surviving are her parents.
Scott and Suzette LThrig; her sisters. Gabrielle and Sarah and her
grandparents, aunts, uncles and
many cousins.
She touched many lives in her
school, church and community
with her smile and bubbly per
sonality The outpouring of love,
affection, support and generosity
has shown us what a difference
she has made in all our lives. We
are eternally grateful for the more
than 500 friends and family who
came to the services as well as the
many others who have sent cards.
visited, called or left posts on the
obit page. We feel very blessed and
honored.
Contributions may be made to
the family, c/o Solvay Bank, Liverpool for funeral expenses.
Lora M. Eiholzer, 78 Thomas W.
Beaver Lake Nature
Joslin, 68
Center member
Lora M. Eiholzer, 78, of Baldwinsville, died March 4, 2009 at
Francis House. She was born in
Eaton to the late
Herman and
Monica Welsch
Eiholzer. She
graduated from
LeMoyne College, Loyola Institute and was
a Fullbright
Scholar.
Lora was le- Lora M. Eiholzer
gal administrator for Blitman
and King Law Offices until retirement in 1993. Previously she
was a medical office manager
and an insurance company department manager.
In retirement, she had been
a secretary for St. Augustine's
Church, Baldwinsville where
she was a communicant. She
belonged to Beaver Lake Nature
Center and Syracuse Habitat for
Humanity
Surviving are her siblings,
Rosemary Eiholzer of Penfield,
Ruth Eiholzer of Lenoir, N.C.,
John (Jackie) Eiholzer of Glendora, Calif., Carolyn Vassie of
Bradenton, Fla. and Paul (Sue)
Eiholzer of Jamesville and many
cousins, nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews.
Services: 10 a.m. Saturday,
March 7 at St. Augustine's
Church, 7333 O'Brien Road, Baldwinsville. The family greeting
friends: Following mass. Private
burial: St. Joseph's Cemetery,
Hamilton.
Donations may be made to a
charity of one's choice.
Retired from Young &
Franklin Inc.
Thomas W. Joslin. 68, of Baldwinsville, died March 1, 2009 at
Crouse Hospital. He was born in
Syracuse and lived in Baldwinsville the past 40 years.
Tom retired
in 2005 from
Young & Franklin Inc. after 15
years of service.
He was predeceased by his
parents, Delos
and Florence
Joslin and a Thomas VV. Joslin
sister, Gail Perreault.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Anne B. Mills; his children. Thomas J. Joslin of North
Syracuse, Stephen W. (Rochelle)
Joslin of Ft. Meyers. Fla., Ilene
(Justin) Firenze of Syracuse,
William J. (Margaret) Washburn of Syracuse, Jacqueline
Washburn (Stanley Szwartz)
of Salem, Mass. and Kathleen
(Eric) Selmser of Tully; 14
grandchildren; two brothers.
William Joslin of Jackson.
Tenn. and Paul Joslin of Syracuse and several nieces and
nephews.
Services: 10 a.m. Friday,
March 6 at Falardeau Funeral
Home, Baldwinsville. Burial.
St. Mary's Cemetery Baldwinsville. Calling hours: 4 to 7 p.m
Thursday, March Sat the funeral
home, 93 Downer St.
Contributions may be made
to Greater Baldwinsville Ambulance Corps, PO Box 744,
Baldwinsville, NY 13027.
Leslie L.Ylitalo, 81
Served in Army Corps of Engineers
Leslie L. Ylitalo, 81, of Pennellville, died March 5, 2009. He
was born in Schroeppel.
Leslie was a veteran serving
*n the Army Corps of Engineers.
He became a supervisor for G.E.
Co., Syracuse and later worked
for Griffin Environmental.
He was predeceased by a
granddaughten Lauren Ylitalo
in 1989.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Dorothy M. Potts; sons,
Leslie T. (Maria) Ylitalo of Camillus, Mark A. (Goldie) Ylitalo
of Denver, Colo.; a daughter,
Linda R. (Mark) Gallagher of
Scottsville; brothers, John Edward Ylitalo of Baldwinsville
and Clinton R. (Elaine) Ylitalo
of Oswego; sister, Verna A. (Bill)
Bradish of Central Square;
eight grandchildren and several
nieces, nephews and cousins.
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March 10 at the Allanson-Glanville-Tappan Funeral Home,
Phoenix, the Rev Terrance E.
Millbyer officiating. Spring
burial: Roosevelt Cemetery,
Schroeppel. Calling hours: 11
a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday prior to
the service at the funeral home,
431 Main St.
to a charity of one's choice.
Joseph J.
Majczak, 67
Beatrice `Trixie'
Colley, 88
Former Camillus
Optimists basketball
coach
Former fáster parent
Joseph J. Majczak, 67, a devoted father and grandfather
of Baldwinsville, passed away
March 1, 2009 at Community
General Hospital. Born in
Rome, on Sept. 26, 1941, he was
the son of Albert Majczak and
Anne Czerkies Majczak. He
lived in Camillus for 15 years
and Baldwinsville for the past
20 years.
Joseph retired from New
Channels as vice president of
engineering in 1995. He was an
Air Force veteran and former
basketball coach for the Camillus Optimists. He enjoyed
vegetable gardening, hunting,
traveling and spending time
with his family.
Joseph was predeceased by
his beloved wife, the former
Diane Shirey who died Feb. 2,
1994.
Surviving are his son and
daughter-in-law. Brian and
Tracy Majczak of Rochester:
daughter and son-in-law, Lori
and Walter "Buddy" Irving of
Camillus; proud Grampie to
grandsons, Nick and Nathan
Irving and companion, Lois
Merrill.
Calling hours: 4 to 7 p.m.
Wednesday. March 4 at the
Buranich Funeral Home, 5431
West Genesee St.,Camilles Services: Noon Thursday, March 5
in Holy Family Church, Deacon
Nick Alvaro officiating. Burial:
Greenlawn Cemetery Warners.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to SPCA, 5878
East Molloy Road, Mattydale,
NY 13211.
One may view the Majczak
Video Tribute and sign the faintly guest book at BuranichFuneralHome.com .
Doris Powell, 87
Former Fairmount
resident
Doris Powell. 87, formerly of
Fairmount, died Feb. 28, 2009 in
Atlanta.
Burial: Riverview Cemetery,
Baldwinsville. Care of arrangements: Gates Funeral Home
Inc., Baldwinsville.
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Beatrice "Trixie" Coiley, 88, of
Weedsport, died March 3, 2009.
She was born in Red Creek, the
daughter of the late William and
Alzora Hamilton and resided in
Jordan and beedsport most of
her life.
Bernice
movedtoJordan,
where she ran a
riding stable and
was active in 4H. She married
in 1940 to William Coiley (who
predeceased her
in 1980) and together they op- Beatrice 'Trixie
erated a farm
Coiley
for more than
25 years, while encouraging the
young to join 4-H clubs, to cook.
to bake and sew. On Sunday nights at Rainbow
Lanes, she bowled in mixed
doubles and was employed by the
Village Diner where she worked
and baked pies for more than 20
years. In addition, Beatrice enjoyed gardening and taking care
of animals.
Beatrice was a foster parent,
taking in children for more than
40 years. She also was a communicant of St. Joseph's Church.
Weedsport
She is survived by one son,
William Coney Jr. and his wife,
'11:milynn of Sellingsgrove, Pa.;
two daughters, Susan Gagnier
and her husband, David of Baldwinsville and Candace Ryan and
her significant other Mike Hatchwell, of Weedsport; grandchildren, Heather Warren, Jill Chase,
Jolene Ryan, Edward Ryan and
Richard and Garth House and
five great-grandchildren.
In addition to her parents, she
was predeceasedby her husband,
William C Colley in 1980 and a
daughter Patricia House in 1992.
Thursdaj; March 5 at the Jewell
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Funeralliome,8886SouthSeneca
St, Weedsport Funeral Mass:
11 a.m. Friday, March 6 at St.
Joseph's Church, Hamilton St,
Weedsport Spring interment St.
Joseph's Cemetery, Weedsport
In lieu of flowers, memorial
contributions may be made to
the Weedsport Fire Department,
Weedsport in memory of Trixie.
MESSENGER, MARCH I I, 20091133
OBITUARIES
Ronald K.
Sollars Sr.
Geraldine E.
Hawkins, 86
Donald T.
Walker, 8 I
Enjoyed-flying his own
plane
Former Baldwinsville
resident
Enjoyed time with Frozen
Ronald K_ Sollars Sr, 76, of Baldwinsville, passed away March 3,
2009 at St Joseph's Hospital after
a long illness. He served in the U.S.
Air Force.
Ron owned
a material handling business
for 20 years and
retired from P
& C Foods after
38 years as the
plant maintenance engineer
He owned his
own plane that
Ronald K.
he
loved to fly He
Sollars Sr.
also had a passion for restoring vintage John
Deere tractors and spending time
with his grandchildren.
He was predeceased by a daughter Robin Kelly; his parents and a
brother, Donald Sollars.
Surviving are his wife of 56
years, Carole (Thompson) Sollars;
five children, Rhonda Dyer of
Houston, Texas, Ronald Jr (Mary)
of Clay Sandra Sollars of Phoenix, Dawn Sollars of Baktwinsville and Carole (Ken) Donhauser
of Fulton; 11 grandchildren; five
great-grandchildren; a sister,
Madelyn of Nevada and several
nieces and nephews.
Services: 11 a.m. Monday,
March 9 at Christ Community
Methodist Church, 3474 Stiles Roa.
Spring burial: Martville Cemetery Calling hours: 2 to 5 p.m.
Sunday March 8 at Whelan Bros.
& Hulchanski Funeral Home, 3700
West Genesee St
Id
Elizabeth (Baron)
Selover
Marine Corps veteran
Elizabeth (Baron) Selover, of
Marcellus, passed away March
8, 2009. She was born in Boston,
Mass. on Dec. 23, 1919.
She retired
from C. Donald
Williams Advertising and volunteered for the
American Red
Cross.
A Marine
Corps veteran of
World War II, she
was stationed in
eizabeth
(Baron) Seiover the legal office
at Marine Corps
Air Station Cherry Point, NC.
She and her husband, Lewis,
also a Marine, were married
July 16, 1949 and traveled various
Marine Corps bases during his 27
years in the Marine Corps. She
was an avid tennis player
Surviving are her husband,
Lewis L. Selover, daughter Catherine (James) Pittenger of Baldwinsville; 91311, Douglass (Anne)
Selover of Liverpool; grandchildren, Joe, Matt and Margot and
sister Barbara Baron of Boston,
Mass.
Funeral services: Private. Burial: Onondaga County Veterans
Memorial Cemetery Calling
hours: 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday
March 11 at the Maurer Funeral
Home Moyers Corners, 3541 Route
31, Baldwinsville.
Contributions may be made to
Elderwood Health Care at Birchwood, 4900 Bear Road, Liverpool,
NY 13088.
- Geraldine E. Hawkins, 86, of
Hannibal, formerly of 13aldwinsvine, passed away March 5, 2009
at St. Joseph's Hospital.
She was predeceased by her
husband, Floyd
R. who died in
1994; a son, Raymond F. who
died in 1978 and
her daughterin-law, Ann Marie who died in
Geraldine E. 2008.
Surviving are
Hawkins
three daughters,
DeAnna Moore of Clay and
Geraldine J. Oemcke and Carol
Lee (Herb) Curtis both of Baldwinsville; a son, Richard D. of
Hannibal; nine grandchildren;
several great-grandchildren and
one great-great-granddaughter.
Services: Monday, March 9 at 7
p.m. at Gates Funeral Home Inc.
Spring burial: Jacksonville Cemetery Lysander. Calling hours: 4
to 7 p.m. Monday, March 9 at the
funeral home, 29 West Genesee
St., Baldwinsville.
Ocean Hunting Club
Donald T Walker 81, of Baldwinsville, passed away March 7,
2009. He was born in Bennington,
Vt
He was employed by O'Brien &
Gere in Syracuse for more than 25
years as a civil engineer He was a
veteran of World War ll and the
Korean War.
He spent many "happy hours"
with the members of the Frozen
Ocean Hunting Club in Niles.
He was predeceased by his
first wife, Theresa; son, Tom and
siblings, Father David, James and
Jean.
He is survived by his wife of 20
years, Donna (DeBlois) of Baldwinsville; brothers, William of
Rochester,Robert(Lucille)of Syracuse, Andrew (Betty) of Auburn
and Richard (Sharon) of Quaker
Hill, Conn.; a sister, Mary (Edward)
Wasilewski of Hudson, N.H. and
many nieces and nephews.
Calling hours: None. Funeral
services: Private. Burial: Early
summer in Park Lawn Cemetery
in Bennington, Vt
In lieu of contributions, say a
prayer for Don and his family
Natalie Hunter
Richard W. Sass, 67
Fifty-year Moyers
Corners Firemen's Ladies
Auxiliary member
Air Force veteran
Richard W. Sass, 67, of Liverpool, passed away March 1, 2009
after a long illness surrounded
by his loving family. He was
born in Liverpool and retired
from Landis & Gyr.
He was an Air Force veteran
and a member of the Liverpool First United Methodist
Church.
Surviving are his wife, Sally
Sass; daughter, Christine (Richard) Jarvis of Baldwinsville;
sons, Jeffrey Sass of California and Stephen (Cindy) Sass
of Liverpool as well as six
grandchildren, Jordan Leigh,
Alexander, Jerrod and Lucas
Sass and Clayton and Brooke
Jarvis.,
Funeral services: 10 a.m.
Wednesday, March 4 in the
Liverpool First United Methodist Church. 604 Oswego St..
Liverpool with burial following
in Pine Plains Cemetery, Clay.
Calling hours: None.
to the Liverpool First United
Methodist Church.
Natalie Hunter, of Baldwinsville, passed away March
4, 2009. She was a 50-year member of the Baldwinsville First
United Methodist Church and
a 50-year member of Moyers
Corners Firemen's Ladies
Auxiliary. She was also a member of the Onondaga County
Firemen's Ladies Auxiliary
and NY State Firemen's Ladies
Auxiliary
Natalie was predeceased by
her husband, George "Dick"
Hunter.
Surviving are three sons,
Duane (Cathy), Dwight (Chris)
and Daryl; grandsons, Casey
and Dante; sister, Lorraine
Sahm and several nieces and
nephews.
Saturday, March 7 at the Maurer Funeral Home Moyers Corners, 3541 Route 31, Baldwinsville. Graveside services: Noon
Sunday, March 8 in Riverview
Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Make-AWish Foundation.
Wellness Fair planned for March 21
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10:30 a.m. Parkinson's support group
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Noon to 4 p.m. AARP Defensive Driving
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St. Patrick's Day trip
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Noon PEACE Nutrition
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1 p.m. Bingo, pool tournament
1:30 p.m. MVP Gold meeting
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9:30 a.m. Bowling at Sports
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12:30 p.m. Party Bridge
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1 p.m. Bingo, Hal Bryan
Women's pool tournament
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Program Log - Baldwinsville PAC-B (Channel 98)
Every night Midnight to 9 a.m. Baldwinsville Bulletin Board
Saturday March 14
9 a.m. Baker Sports: Boys' Sect. 1111
Varsity Soccer vs. CNS (11/4/08)
10: I 5 a.m. BEE A Good Sport: Jo
Pelcher
10:40 a.m. Friendship and Peace
Garden Dedication, Baker High
(2005)
Noon Lysander town board
meeting (3/9) then Albany Reports:
Senator DeFrancisco, Capitol Notebook then to be announced
3 p.m. Storyteller Chris Reidel at
the Library (2006)
4:05 p.m. Walking Tour of Bald= winsville (2003)
5 p.m. Community Wesleyan
Church
6 p.m. Baker Sports: Boys' Sect III
7:15 p.m. BEE A Good Sport Jo
Pelcher
7:40 p.m. Friendship and Peace
(2005)
9 p.m. Lysander town board
Sunday March 15
9 a.m. Lysander town board
Noon Celtic Celidh: Irish Harp
Music at the Library (3/16108)
1 p.m. First Presbyterian Church
Service
2 p.m. Walking Tour of Baldwinsville (2003)
3 p.m.Word Of Life
4 p.m.Words To Live By
5 p.m. Community Wesleyan
Church
Varsity Soccer vs. CNS (1017/08)
10:15 p.m. BEE A Good Sport: Jo
Pelcher
(2005)
Monday March 16
9 a.m. Storyteller Chris Reidel at
the Library (2006)
10:05 a.m.Walking Tour of Baldwinsville (2003)
II a.m. Celtic Celidh: Irish Harp
Music at the Library (3/16/08)
Noon Baker Sports: Boys' Sect III
Varsity Soccer vs. CNS (1017/08)
Pelcher
(2005)
Pelcher
(2005)
9 p.m. Storyteller Chris Reidel at
the Library (2006)
10:05 p.m. Walking Tour of BaldvMsville (2003)
II p.m. Celtic Celidh: Irish Harp
Music at the Library (3/16/08)
Tuesday March 17
9 a.m. Baker Sports: Girls' Varsity
Soccer vs. Liverpool (9/9/08)
10:15 a.m.All District Band Festival at Baker Auditorium (3/3/09)
11:15 a.m.Army Newswatch
Noon Community Band at Syracuse Home (6/18/08)
12:55 p.m. "NoXcuse" St. Patrick's Celebration at Canton Woods
(3/11)
1:55 p.mAVisit with B'ville Senior
Express (2004)
2:15 p.m. Taste of Baldwinsville
(3/7/09)
3 p.m. Durgee Spring Band Concert (5/31/07)
4 p.m. Kids Science News Net:
Disappearing Dirt
5 p.m. McNamara Grades 3-5
Spring Concert (5/24/07)
6 p.m. B'ville Lenten Luncheon:
Pastor Joe Folckemer (3/13)
6:30 p.m. A Backyard Wildlife
Habitat withMarilyn and John Cecil
(2003)
7:30 p.m. Cars In Motion: 2007
Syracuse Nationals (7/19-21/07)
8:20 p.m. Perils For Pedestrians
9 p.m. Baker Sports: Girls' Varsity
10:15 p.m.All District Band Festival at Baker Auditorium (3/3/09)
11:15 p.m.Army Newswatch
Wednesday March 18
9 a.m. Durgee Spring Band Concert (5/3 I /07)
10 a.m. Kids Science News Net:
Disappearing Dirt
II a.m. McNamara Grades 3-5
Noon B'ville Lenten Luncheon:
1 p.mA Backyard Wildlife Habitat
withMarilyn and John Cecil (2003)
4:15 p.mAll District Band Festival
at Baker Auditorium (3/3/09)
6 p.m. Community Band at Syracuse Home (6/18/08)
6:55 p.m."NoXcuse" St. Patrick's
Celebration at Canton Woods
(3/11)
7:55 p.mAVisit with B'ville Senior
Express (2004)
(3/7/09)
9 p.m. Durgee Spring Band Concert (5/31107)
10 p.m. Kids Science News Net
Disappearing Dirt
II p.m. McNamara Grades 3-5
Thursday March 19
ans
Noon Baker Sports: Girls'Varsity
(3/11)
10:55 p.m. A Visit with B'ville
Senior Express (2004)
1 I :15 p.m.Taste of Baldwinsville
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(3/7/09)
Friday March 20
9 a.m. B'ville Lenten Luncheon:
-
9 a.m. Community Band at Syracuse Home (6/18/08)
9:55 a.m."NoXcuse" St. Patrick's
(3/11 )
10:55 a.m. A Visit with B'ville Senior Express (2004)
11:15 a.m. Taste of Baldwinsville
(3/7/09)
Noon B'ville Lenten Luncheon:
1 p.mA Backyard Wildlife Habitat
with Marilyn and John Cecil (2003)
3 p.m. Durgee Spring Band Concert (5/3 1/07)
Disappearing Dirt
,- 5 p.m. McNamara Grades 3-5
7:15 p.mAll District Band Festival
10 a.m. A Backyard Wildlife
Habitat with Marilyn and John Cecil
(2003)
10:30 a.m. Cars In Motion: 2007
11:20 a.m. Perils For Pedestri-
1:15 p.m.All District Band Festival at Baker Auditorium (3/3/09)
2:15 p.m. Army Newswatch
(3/11)
4:55 p.m. A Visit with B'ville Senior Express (2004)
(3/7/09)
6 p.m. Durgee Spring Band Concert (5/31/07)
Disappearing Dirt
8 p.m. McNamara Grades 3-5
9 p.m. B'ville Lenten Luncheon:
10 p.m. A Backyard Wildlife
Habitat with Marilyn and John Cecil
(2003)
at Baker Auditorium (3/3/09)
11:20 p.m. Perils For Pedestri-
ans
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Geraniums are not geraniums
Q. Now that the snow, is finally geranium) are members of the genus While these plants ore members of
disappearing, I can't wait for my
perennial garden to begin showing
signs of life! However, a couple of
weeks ago while discussing our
gardens, a friend of mine tried to
convince me that the beautiful redflowered geraniums I ovetwinter
indoors in day pots are not related*,
the numerous perennial geraniums
that are so lovely when they come
into bloom in my gardens during
the summer. We've decided to let
you settle our friendly argument.
Geranium. Most of the more than
300 species in this genus are native to
relatively moist woodlands and rocky
outcroppings of southern Europe
and the eastern Mediterranean,
though several species are native/
naturalized in Central New York.
Meanwhile, your red-flowered
geraniums, which are sold by
the thousands each spring in
local garden centers, are actually
hybrids of members of the genus
Pelargonium. Roughly eighty
A. The herbaceous perennial percent of the 230 or so species of
geraniums that survive the winters in this genus are native to the very dry
gardens all across upstate New York (ten inches of rain per year or less),
(one of my favorites is 'Karmina' western Cape region of South Africa.
different genera, both belong to the
family Geraniaceoe. So, you ore
correct - these plants are related!
The distinguishing characteristic
that brings these plants together is
the way they disperse their seed.
All members of the family possess
a "beak's-like structure that's on
extension of the carpel which
surrounds the ripening seeds. As the
fibers inside this structure dry, the
tension eventually becomes so great
that the carpels pull apart and launch
the seed several feet to several yards
from the parent plant!
The 'beaks' of Pelargonium locum flowers
ore much larger than those of many other
members of the Geroniocecie family.
Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Central New York Present
HOME & GARDEN
SHOW 2009
Going Green Makes $ and Cents at the 2009 Home & Garden Show
Q
n March 19-22, the Home Builders &
Remodelers of CNY will produce the
2009 Home & Garden Show with Time Warner
Cable as the presenting sponsor. Over 30,000
patrons will walk through the Americraft Center
of Progress and the, Toyota Exhibit Center at
the New York &lei Fairgrounds and have an
opportunity to meet with companies directly for
thousands of ideas, products, and services for
the home and garden. A reliable sign of spring
for Central New Yorkers, this year's show has
the theme Going Green Makes $ and Cents and
will highlight eco-friendly products and services
provided by hundreds of vendors.
In addition, show features include the "Recycle
Your Money" area by Solvay Bank. Solvay Bank
representatives will answer questions about home
financing and re-financing, investment advisory,
trust services, insurances, and health savings
accounts. At the "Purcell's Paint Stage" local
artists will demonstrate the latest in faux paint
techniques and how to enhance your home with
color. CabFab will feature its full-time owner and
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part-time chef, Christopher Ciem2ns, trading
his table saw for a cook top to present a fresh
take on kitchen design called "Kitchens That
Cook." And don't forget to buy a chance to
win a playhouse at the "Parade of Playhouses"
booth to benefit the Children's Consortium.
Enter to win one of three uniquely designed
life-size playhouses by simply purchasing a ,
$5 raffle ticket.
Meet the on-air talent from the talk-radio
show, The Home Repair Workshop. Sal
Sciuga, Sr., Steve IChanzaclian, and Michael
Cannavino will be on-site to give expert advice
about your home improvement projects.
Stop by the Home Builders & Rernoclelers of
CNY booth and enjoy a complimentary cup
of coffee and ask a home repair question.
The Home Repair Workshop call-in talk
radio show airs every Saturday morning, 8 to
9 a.m. on News Radio 570AM WSYR, sponsored
by the Home Builders & Remode_lers of CNY.
The Home Builders & Remodelers of Central
New York is an association of builders,
remodelas, and related industry professionals.
It is committed to building quality homes,
protecting the environment, and promoting its
industry.
March 1922,
E 2009
Arnericraft Center of Progress and the Toyota
Exhibit Center at the New York State Fairgrounds
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500 Autos
For Sale
03 AUDI A4 Quattro Wagon. Red, 4WD, 5 speed,
xenon lights, leather, 6 cd,
moonroof, $17,000. Call
637-2563.
01' GMC Jimmy 4x4
102,000 miles. tow package, power seat, windows,
door locks, CD, Digital outdoor temp. & compass, red
ex/grey int, alloy wheels.
$3990 call 633-2678.
04 Dodge Caravan 100k
miles.01 Dodge Durango
145K miles. Both run great!
$2000 each. Call for details
750-9355.
1985 Mercury Grand Marquis. 78,000 original miles.
$4000 315-697 ; 7446.
1989 Saab 900S Runs
great! Red, 5-speed manual, with 150K miles, new
brakes & exhaust, almost
new AC, four snows on
wheels, Michelins on,
needs body work. Always
garaged and Saab-serviced.
$1400/Best offer. 315-6384190.
1990 CHEVY CAPRI
CLASSIC runs well. 17
mpg 56K. Put up in winter.
$2300 Call 655-2777.
1998 Taurus SiO liter. AC,
power wndoisids, power
locks, ABS, airbags, AmFm cassette, good condition, $1500 or best offer.
697-8154
2000 JAGUAR S-TYPE
78,500 miles. Silver/black
leather interior. Fully loaded. Well maintained. Includes 4 NEW Blizzak
snow tires. $13,500. Call
315-637-7671.
2001 PONTIAC GRAND
PRIX GT 71K miles. Fully
loaded,.leather, sunroof
CD, comes with winter
rims & tires. Asking $6995
OBO. Call John 315-2549400.
2002 Oldsmobile Aurora,
6 Cylinder, 4 Door, Silver,
All power options, Leather
seats, moon roof, 43 K, Excellent Condition $8,000
315-299-4771
2003 TOYOTA AVALON
XLS. w/ moonroof. leather
heated seats. loaded. New
tires & brakes. 87.000
miles $14,900 Firm Call
415-7825.
520 Autos
, Wanted
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FREE. Cash paid for complete cars. $100-800. 315372-6016.
530 Boats
96 18.5 Boston Whaler
Unsinkable Accutrak hull.
Watersports, fishing, safe.
W/ trailer. $12,500 4362661.
SAIL BOAT: SpinDrift Day
Car for Sale. 1999 Chrysler
300M, fully loaded, heated
leather seats black, V6 Cillinder, $69,664 miles. sales
price 5,000 (retail $7100).
please call Ms. Elzera
Young 315-474-1330
#1913. Good condition, bottom needs re-bedding $800.
446-0294 evenings.
PRICE REDUCED! 1989
Imperial 22 1/21/0 engine
with cuddy/trailer. well
maintained, excellent
shape, $3,000 or OB 8292800
1999 HOBIE CAT 18 with
wing seats & trailer. Great
Condition. Includes spare
parts & sail box. Stored
Winters. $4500 345-6004.
2004 CHAPARRAL SSI
210 Open bow, V8, Mercury
engine, extended swim platform, fully loaded, 68 hours.
Asking $25,000 0130.
Please call 415-9369.
OLD TOWN CANOE
HWCS 17 ft. Green. Mint
Condition! $2350 Call 3451557.
RINKER Captive '99 192
Mer-cruiser 6 cyl I/O. Excellent condition! 1 owner low hours. Trailer. skies
vests & tube. $9.995 Call
559-0704.
90' Nissan 300 ZX. Twin
Turbo. 6 CL. Never Seen
Winter. 1 Owner. 82k. Red
with Leather Interior. Stick
Shift, 5 Speed. Sports and
Touring Instrument. Asking
$15,000 Or Best Offer. contact 416-3383 and Leave a
Message.
Kia Spectra 2006. Black 4
Dr. Sedan, Loaded, Low Milege, Clean. $12,000. 315672-3227
550
Motor vcles
PONTIAC MONTANA '01
2006 HARLEY DAVID
SON Dyna Wide Glide 6
Long body, 135K. new tires.
1 owner, nice. $3900 OBO.
685-1202.
SELLING CAR COLLECTION 1974 Corvette- T-Top
4 speed, new tires. New
Complete motor/ have original motor, new interior ect
NADA $47,000 sell $22.500
1 992 Convertible camaro
RS 25 anniversary (Red 1
of 100) Collector dream
$21 000 1968 Firebird 4
speed 400 36.000 miles
$16.000. Call 264-4000
590 Trucks &
Vans
1977 WINNEBAGO 21 FT.
Minniw Winniw RV. Sleeps
6. Heat. Air, Stove, bath.
$3,000 315-458-9685.
2004 CHRYSLER TOWN
& COUNTRY Gold, leather
interior, 5 door, PW, PL.
sunroof, DVD. 430-5478.
2005 Breckenridge Park
Model 2 bdrms, full size
kitched, bath, 3 slides, fully
furnished. Washer, dryer,
shed. Like new. In Florida
park w/ golf course, pool.
can be moved. Pictures
available. 762-2967,
VAN/2001 FORD E250
137,000 miles, V6, interior
insulation package. 4 new
tires, less than 100 miles.
Runs excellent. Complete
service record available.
$4600 OBO. 315-673-1861,
575
Snowmobiles
2000 Polaris 340 Deluxe
Touring (2-up) in B'ville.
Only 758 miles. Excellent
condition, always garaged.
$1,800. Call 427-7544.
580 Sport Utility
1993 Ford Explorer
Sailer. New Canvas, Jib Black. 2-door. 4-speed,
Sail, w/ trailer & hoist.,_ standard. 4.0 liter, 134,000
miles. Canadian car, cargo
$1,350. 315-685-1049.
cover, many new parts 69715 Ft. Nissan Outboard w/ 6298.
60 HP Motor & Trailer.
1996 JEEP GRAND
$1700 or Best Offer. 315CHEROKEE Red, 4 wheel
655-9731
dnve. automatic. 99K miles,
1942 SKANEATELES well maintained. $3900 or
COMET with sails, Hull best offer. Call 637-6316.
2004 Chevrolet Aveo Only
22,000 miles. 5 sod, A/C.
MP3/CD Player. Very
Clean. 30 miles + per gallon! $7,000 Call 730-2037.
570 RV's &
Campers
spped. 5700 miles. Extras:
detachable windshield, detachable backrest &
screaming eagle pipes.
$14.800 Call 952-1807
560 Rec
Vehicles
2005 Arctic Cat 2570
728miles $3600 2001 Arctic Cat ZR600 many extras
2360miles $3400 2006 enclosed trailer $3000 Call
280-4113 after 5pm.
1999 lsuzu Rodeo LS For
Sale. 6 cylinder. 4 NEW
tires. AC. CD. Runs great,
little rust. Asking $3500
Call 682-1509.
2001 Jeep TJ Sport - both
hard & soft tops. 39.000
miles. Excellent condition.
$14,200 Call 655-3178
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590 Trucks &
Vans
01 Chrysler Town & Country LXI Ex. cond. LOADED!
112k, $5,995 or BO 45124201447-9500
1992 FORD F150, 80,000
miles, new tires & front
brakes, 6 cylinder, 4 wheel
drive. By appt. 635-3457.
1995 MERCURY VILLAGER MINI-VAN 126,000
miles. Power windows,
Driver Seat, AM/FM Cassette. Nice Ride, Some rust
$1500 OBO Call 458-4710.
1997 F-250 Pickup Truck
Ford, Powerstroke Diesel
Engine. Extended cab, long
box. Manual Transmission.
172,000 miles New Turbo.
good condition
$10,500/0B0 315-635-
6770.
2000 Chevy Astro Van.
AWD, AC, Cruise, Roof
Rack, Running Board,
Great Shape, Highway
mileage 135,000; Asking
$5.500 Call 687-3009 after
6pm
2000 Chevy Venture. Extended, V6, P/W, P/L,
cruise. A/C, CD. airbags,
runs great $3,200. 315-3634254 leave message.
2002 Ford E150 Conversion Van. Triton V8. loaded. New brakes, tons of extras! Hwy mi. Very good
condition! Must see! Asking
$8.400 or possible trade
Brewerton Call 676-1061.
2003 AWD CHEVY ASTRO, 94k miles good condition. seats 8 dutch door
oonvemence package, front
and rear AC/heat new tires
& tow package in 2007 roof
rack Awesome in snow!
$6250/130 For info call 315440-8989 or email hazergabcnys org
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HAMILTON
MORRISVILLE
Legal Notice
Notice of Formation of a
domestic Limited Liability
Company (LLC): Name: THE
IMAGINARY FARMER
LLC, Articles of Organization
filed with the Secretary of
State of NY on 02/2512009.
Office location: Madison
County. Secy of State is
designated as agent upon
whom process against the
LLC may be served. Secy of
State shall mail a copy of any
process against the LLC
served upon him/her to: THE
IMAGINARY FARMER
'LLC, 1527 Smith Rd,
Hamilton, NY 13346.
Purpose: To engage in any
lawful activity.
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CAZENO VIA
FENNER
NELSON
VILLAGE OF
CAZIENOVIA
PUBLIC NOTICE
PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE THAT a special
meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the Village of
Cazenovia will be held on
March 16.2009 a1645 p.m. at
the Municipal Building
located at 90 Albany Street,
Cazenovia, New York, for the
continuation of a public
hearing, adjourned from
February 2, 2009 and March
2, 2009, to consider a
proposed local law entitled,
"A local law to amend
Chapter 180 of the Code of
the Village of Cazenovia",
which is intended to enact
zoning map amendments and
text changes to the Village
Zoning Code in accordance
with the recommendations of
the recently adopted
Comprehensive Plan for the
Village and Town of
Cazenovia. Following the
public hearing, the Board will
discuss the proposed 20092010 budget, and conduct
any other business that may
come before the Board.
A.
KATHERINE
BURNS
Village Clerk
Village of Cazenovis
CR-10
VILLAGE OF
CAZENOVIA
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the Board of
Trustees of the Village of
Cazenovia has resolved to
expend an amount not to
exceed 540.000.00 from the
Highway Improvement
Capital Reserve Fund for the
payment of street
reconstruction engineering
and design fees. By law, this
type of expenditure is subject
to permissive referendum, and
PUBLICNOT1
NOTICE OF SALE
SUPREME COURT:
COUNTY OF MADISON THE BANK OF NEW
YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR
NOMURA ASSET
ACCEPTANCE
CORPORATION
MORTGAGE PASS
THROUGH
CERTIFICATES SERIES
2004-AR2, Plaintiff,
AGAINST DEBORAH D.
SEAMAN, ET AL.,
Defendant(s). Pursuant to a
judgment of foreclosure and
sale duly dated 12118/2008.
I. the undersigned Referee
will sell at public auction
at the Madison County
Office Building, 1st Floor
Lobby, Village Of
Wamprville, New York, on
4/1/2009 at 10:00 AM.
premises known as 3846
CHARLES ROAD,
CAThNOVIA, NY 11035
All that certain plot piece
or parcel of land, with the
buildings and
improvements thereon
erected, situate, lying and
being in the Town of
CAZENOVIA. County of
Madison and State of New
York, Section, Block and
Lot: 107.1-1-22 117.
Approximate amount of
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(30) days to submit written
comments.
KATHERINE A.
BURNS
Village Clerk
Village of Cazenovia
CR-10
Ann
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judgment $439,955.42 plus
interest and costs. Premises
will be sold subject to
provisions of filed Judgment
Index #1000/08. Gregory
Monashefsky, Referee,
Steven J. Baum PC.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, P.O.
Box 1291, Buffalo, NY
14240-1291 Dated: 2125/
2009
CR-I2
Notice of Formatioa
Peck Hill Associates, LLC
Notice of Formation of a
domestic Limited Liability
Company (LLC). Articles of
Organization filed with the
Secretary of State of NY on
February 5th, 2009. NY office
location: Madison County.
Secy of State is designated as
agent upon whom process
against the LLC may be
served. Secy ofState shall mail
a copy of any process against
the LI.0 served upon him,
her to: 1548 Peth Road,
Manlius, NY 13104.
Purpose: To engage in
any lawful activity.
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NOTICE, OF
FORMATION
GRF.EN, SHANNON &
A.SSOCIATES,LLC
Law
GREEN. SHANNON &
ASSOCIATES, LLC has been
farmed as a domestic limited
liability company and states
the following•
I . The name of the limited
liability company is Green,
Shannon & Associates, LLC.
2.The date of filing of the
Februaty 5, 2009.
3.The county within the
located is Madison.
4.The Secretary of State
served against it is: 5 Emory
Avenue, Cazenovic New
York 13035.
5. The purpose of the
law.
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LEGAL NOTICE
ELK ENGINEERING
CONSULTING, PI.LC
Articles of Org. filed NY Sec.
ofState (SSNY)2/3/09. Office
in Madison Co. SSNY desig.
agent of PLLC upon whom
process may be served. SSNY
shall mail copy of process to
5469 Oxbow Rd.. Cara-movie,
NY 13035. Purpose: To
practice professional
engineering
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NOTICE OF
FORMATION
Notice of formation of
Lainc Gilmore Music
Services, LLC, Art. Of Org.
filed Secy. Of State (SSNY)
01/23/09. Office location:
Madison County. SSNY
upon whom process may he
served. SSNY shall mail a
copy of process: The LLC,
PO Box 462, Cazenovia, NY
13035, the Reg. Agt. Upon
whom proc. May be served.
Purpose: any lawful purpose.
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LEGAL NOTICE
The GSP Realty, LLC has
been formed under Section
203 of the Limited Liability
Company Law. The Articles
of Organization were filed
with the New York Secretary
of State on January 20. 2009.
The county in which the office
is located is Madison. The
New York Secretary of State
has been designated as the
agent of the I IC upon whom
process may be served. The
New York Secretary of State
shall mail a copy of any
process served to GSP
Realty. UC c/o Scott Griffin,
Member, 4561 Surnmerfield
Road, CalZVIOVia. New York
13035. The purpose of this
LLC is any lawful business
purpose
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March 11, 2009
CANASTOTA
CHITTENANGO
LENOX
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
TOWN ELECTION
TOWN OF SIULLIVAN,
MADISON COUNTY,
NEW YORK
FOR THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF
THE BRIDGEPORT
SEWER DISTRICT
PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE, that the Town of
Sullivan shall holds Special
Election on March 28, 2009
from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at
the Bridgeport Elementary
School, 9076 North Road,
Bridgeport, New York to
determine whether the Town
Board should establish the
proposed Bridgeport Sewer
District. The Proposition to
be voted upon is as follows:
REFERENDUM NO.1
SHOULD
THE
TOWN
SULLIVAN
BOARD ESTABLISH THE
BRIDGEPORT SEWER
DISTRICT PURSUANT TO
ARTICLE 12-A OF THE
TOWN LAW OF THE
STATE OF NEW YORK?
YES
shown on the 2009
assessment roll are entitled
to vote in the election in
accordance with the Rules of
Voting as adopted by
resolution the Town Board.
The Map, Plan and Report
containing the boundaries of
the district and tax parcels
located therein and the
information required by law
to be contained in the Map
Plan and Report, including,
without limiting the scope of
the foregoing, the proposed
improvements, the maximum
amount to be expended, the
one time connection costs,
the estimated first year. annual
unit charge of the -typical
property", the estimated
grant funding requests and
impacts, and the project
implementation, the Rules of
Voting, and the Abstract and
Proposition relative to the
Special Election are available
for public inspection at the
Town of Sullivan Office
Building, Town Clerk's
Office, 7507 Lakeport Road,
Chittenango, New York
13037.
DATED: March 4, 2009
By Order of the Town Board
of the Town of Sullivan,
Madison County, New York.
NO
Charlotte A. Ferstler,
Town Clerk
CT-10
PLEASE
TAKE FURTHER NOTICE,
that the owners of taxable real
property located within the
proposed sewer district u
NOTICE OF SALE
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LLC; Plaintiff(s)
NOTICE OFSALE
vs. RENEE M. STACY,
SUPREME COURT:
et al; Defendant(s)
COIJNTY OF MADISON Attorney (s)-for Plaintiff -COUNTRYWIDE HOME (s): ROSICKL ROSICK1 &.. LOANS, INC., Plaintiff,
ASSOCIATES, P.C.. SI E AGAINST JOSEPH J.
Bethpage Road, Plainview CURTO, ET AL.,
New York 11803 Defendant(s). Pursuant to a
516.741.2585
Pursuant to judgment of sale duly dated 12118/2008,
foreclosure and sale granted I, the undersigned Referee
herein on or about January will sell at public auction at
22, 2009, I will sell at Public the Madison. County Office
Auction to the, highest Building. 1st Floor Lobby.
bidder at Lobby of the Village Of Wampsville, New
Madison County Office York, on 4/1/2009 at 10:00
Building, North Court Street, AM, premises known as 310
Wampsville, NY 13163.
SOUTH WEBBER DRIVE,
On April 8,2009 at CH ITTENANGO, NY
10:00 AM
13037. All that certainplot
Premises known us 649 piece or parcel of land, with
Lakeport Road. Chittenango. the buildings and
NY 13037
Section: 41.65 Block: I erected, situate, lying and
Lot: 41
being in the Village of
ALL THAT TRACT OR CHITTENANGO. County of
PARCEL OF LAND, situate Madison and State of New
in the Village of Chittenango, York, Section s:49.31, Block:
Town of Sullivan. county of I, Lot: 74. Approximate
Madison,.State of New York. amount of judgment
being Lot No. 9 of the Eastern S84,181.92 plus interest and
Gardens Tract, according to a costs. Premises will be sold
map made by R. W. Cuil subject to provisions of filed
' associates. filed in Madison Judgment Index #08-1305.
County Clerk's Office June Karen Stanislaus-Fung,
20, 1951 as map Number RefirOC,
1010.
FRENKEL, LAMBERT.
As more particularly WEISS, WEISMAN &
described in the judgment of GORDON, LIP. Attorney
foreclosure and sale.
for Plaintiff 20 West Main
Sold subject to all of the Street, Bay Shore. NY 11706
terms and conditions Dated: 1.'29'2009
contained in said judgment
CT-12
and terms of sale.
NOTICE OF SALE
judgment S59,977.31
SUPREME COURT
plus interest and costs
COUNTY OF MADISON,
INDEX NO. 08-1354
COUNTRYWIDE HOME
TODD 'DAMIEN LOANS, INC., Plaintiff. vs
DEXTER. Esq.. REFEREE
STEPHENIE I.. VARANO,
CT-I3 ET Al .,Defendangs).
Pursuant to a Judgment
of Foreclosure and Sale duly
filed on February 09, 2009.1,
the undersigned Referee will
sell at public auction at the
Madison County Office
Building. First floor lobby,
North Court Street,
Wampsville, NY on April 03,
2009 all1:00 a.m., premises
known as 230 West Hickory
Street, Canastota, NY. All
that certain, plot, piece or
parcel of land, with the
buildings and improvements
thereon erected, situate. lying and being in the Village of
Canastota, County of
Madison and State of New
York, Section 16.69, Block 1
and Lot 33. Premises will be
sold subject to provisions of
tiled Judgment Index e 1636'
08.
Janet L. Runcie, Esq..
Referee
Henoch,
Berkman.
Peterson & Peddy, P.C., 100
Garden City Plaza, Garden
City, NY 11530, Attorneys
fOr Plaintiff
CB-12
LEGAL NOTICE
COSTELLO SR.- ALLEN
OFTOMETRISTS,PLLC
d/b/a COSTELLO SR. A IA,EN EYE ASSOC.
(TLC). Articles of
organization were filed with
the Secretary of State of New
York (SSNY) on December
31. 2008 Office location:
Madison County. SSNY has
been designated as agent of
the ITC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY may mail a copy of any
process to 57.5 Seneca Street,
Oneida, New York 13421
Purpose to own and operate
the business tinder the laws
uc Nou
of New York State •__
March 11, 2009 —
•
. al; Plaintiff(s)
-
vs.-MARY C. HUTSON
CB-I 4
AIKIA MARY HUTSON, et
al; Defendant(si
• NOTICE OF SALE
Attorney Is) for Plaintiff
SUPREME COURT:
ROSICKI, ROSICKI &
COUNTY OF MADISON ASSOCIATES, P.C., 2
WELLS FARGO 'BANK,
Summit
C,ourt, Fishkill New
N.A. , PlaintifE AGAINST
York 12524 845.897.100
KELLI L. CENTNER,
Pursuant to judgment ot
A KELLI L. CLAELIN, ET
tOreclosure and sale entered
AL. , Defendant(s). -rursuant .
herein on or about August
to a judgment of foreclosure
10, 2006, I will sell at Public
and sale duly dated 11/17."
Auction to the highest
2008, I, the undersigned
bidder at First floor lobby of
Referee will sell at public
the Madison County Office
auction at the Madison
Building, North Court Street.
County Office Building, 1st
Wampsville, NY 13163.
Floor Lobby, Village Of
On March 26, 2009 at
Wampsville, New York. on
09:30 AM
4i242009 at 10:00 AM.
Premises known as 109
premises known as 517
Canal Road Box 152 A/K./A
WEST VALLEY DRIVE,
1039 Canal Road, Oneida.
CHITTENANGO,. NY
NY 13421
-13037. All that certain , plot
Section: 21 8:29 Block:
piece or parcel of land, with
1 & 1 Lot: 45 & 30.12
the buildings and
, PARCEL No 1 ALL that
tract or parcel of land, situate
'erected, situate, lying and
in the City of Oneida, Counts
being in the Village of
of Madison and State of New
CHITTENANGO, Town of
York. PARCEL No. 2 ALL
SULLIVAN, County of
that tract or parcel of land.
Madison and State of Ness
situate in the City of Oneida.
York, Section, Block and
County of Madison and State
Lot: 49.15-1-33.
of
New York, near the old
Erie Canal.
judgment $105,464.89 plus
As more particularly
interest and costs. Premises
described in the judgment of
will be sold subject to
foreclosure and sale.
provisions of filed Judgment
Sold subject to all of the
Index #1232'08. Richard
terms and conditions
Enders, Esq., Referee.
contained
in said judgment
Steven 1. Baum PC.
and temis of sale.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, P.O.
Box._ 1291, Buffalo, NY
judgment S56.565.35
14240-1291 Dated: 2/19!
plus interest and costs.
2009
INDEX NO. 05.'1094
CT-l2
Tod Laseurettes. Esq..
REFEREE
NOTICE OF SALE
CB- I
5UPR1 Mf. Col,121 aa ANSON COUNTY
st01 T
Mortgage Electronic
FORS1 11 ION
Registration Systems. In,. et
Nome
I
ROEHM I.I.C. Articles of
SECRE - 1ARY OF STATE
ISSNY) on 1/26 , 09. Office
location: M A DISON
COUNTY. SSNY is
designated as LLC agent
upon whom process may be
served and
a copy mailed to 481
North Shore Dr., Bridgeport,
NY 131130 Purpose: Any
lawful activities.
CT-12
NOTICE OF SALF
SUPREME COURT :
COUNTY. OF MADISON OPTION ONE
M 0 R Ci A.
CORPORATION. Plaintiff.
AGAINST DAVID
PANKHURST, ET AL..
Defendant( sy Pursuant to a
sale duly dated 1 , 20, 2009. I.
the undersigned Referee will
sell at public auction at the
Madison County Office
Building, '1st Floor Lobby,
Village Of Wampssi Ile. New
York. on 3/232009 at 9:00
AM, premises known as 3719
SENECA TURNPIKE,
CANASTOTA, NY 13032
All that certain plot piece or
parcel of land, with the
buildines and improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying
and being in the Town 01
.FN( )X, County. of Madison
and State of Ness Y■,rk,
Section. Block and lot
16.19-2.46. Approximate
amount of judgment
S69.359 25 plus interest and
costs Premises will he ia ia
subiect ii, pros-ision, lied
luilmnent Index ■ 7 ')
Ironerl S Ilerorric, I
sq.
Retina:,
Steven J. Baum PC.
Attorneys . for Plaintiff, P.O.
Box 1291, Buffalo. NY
14240-1291 Dated: 2/1 0."
2009
Legal Notice
TRACY IL, LLC Article
of Org. tiled NY See. of State
ISSNY1 11/14,08. Oftice in
Oswego Co.' SSNY desig.
Agent of LTC upon who
proeessmawbe seived. SSNY
shall mail copy of Process to
447 Shackleton Point Rd.
Bridgeport, NY I 3031)
which is also the principal
business location. Purpose
Any lawful purpose.
CT-10
NOTICE OF
FORMATION
mpty Houaes, TLC, a limited
liability company ILLCI.
Articles of Organization filed
with Secretary of State of N Y
(SSNY1 on 1126 ,09. Office
located in Madison County
SSNY designated as agent ol
LLC upon whom process
SSNY shall mail process to
6291 Perryville Road,
Chittenango. NY 131137,
TLC is member managed.
Purptase: real estate
ins estment. development and
management and any lawful
act or activityCT10
CAMILLUS
JORDAN
ELBRIDGE
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The Board .of Education
ol the West tieriesee Central
School District hereby
invites the submission of
sealed bids on March 26.
2009, at the stated tune for:
10:00 am'
30.0005 Capacity 4 Post
Rotary Lill Replacement
The bids are to be
received at the District Office,
300 Sanderson Dri s e,
•amillus, New York 13031,
at which time and place all
bids will be publicly opened.
Bids should be submitted in
sealed ens elopes plainly
marked with the above
category you are bidding on.
Specifications•and bid tOrms
Or any oral! of the above bid
items may be obtained at the
District (Alice between the
hours of 8:00 .AM and 3:30
PM or by calling 0155 484692 on any day other than a
Saturday, Sunday or holiday.
the Board 9f Education
reser, es the right to reject any
and all bids. Barbara Schmidt,
District Purchasing Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FILING OF
ARTICLES OF
ORGANIZATION FOR
GENA CHRISTIAN &
•ASSOCIATES. LLC.
I. Name: Gena Christian
& Associates, LLC
2.Date filed: Jarluary 26,
2009.
3. Office Location
Onondaga County
of Nes. York (aSSNY?) is
the agent of the LLC upon
whom process against the
LLC may be served and the
address to which SSNY shall
against the LLC is 4915 West
(ieneseeStreetC-2,Camillus,
engage in any and all lawful
activities.
CA-11
NOTICE OF
FORMATION
Notice of Formation ot
MJS Professionals, LTC.
Arts. of Org. filed with Secy.
of State of NY (SSNY) on I f
12/09. Office location:
it may he served. SSNY shall
mail process to; The LLC, 25
Genesee St., Camillus, NY
13031. Purpose any lawful
activity.
• CA-II
Notice of Forrnatimi
Notice of Formation of
Alexander Properies West.
i.LC. Arts. Of Org. tiled with
Secy. of State of NY (SSNY)
on I/28/09. Office location:
designated as agent of 1,1C
apon whom process against
a. may be served. SSNa shall
mail process to prima Bus.
cro The LLC, 5316
Cobbler Way. Camillus. NY
13031. Purpose: any lawful
activity.
CA-10
SKANEATELES
MARCELLUS
SPAFFORD
OTISCO
March 25.2009.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
MEETING
TOWN OF' MARCELLUS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to
resolution adopted by the
Town Board of the Town of
Marcellus on January 22.
2009 that a meeting of the
'qualified voters of the Town
be and the same is hereby
called to be held at the
Manchus Fire Department,
4242 Slate Hill Road.
Marcellus, New York on
Wednesday. March 25, 2009
from 12:00 noon until 8:00
p.m. prevailing time for the
purpose of voting on the
following proposition:
SHALL the resolution
adopted by the Town Board
of the Town of Marcellus on
January 22,
2049 which authorized: (1)
construction of additions to
and the renovations to the
existing Town Hall.
including site work thereat,
and the acquisition of
original furnishings,
equipment. machinery or
apparatus required for the
purpose for which such
buildings are to be used, at a
maximum aggregate cost of
S3,200,000; (2) expenditure
of such sum for such purposes;
(3) levy of the neces.sary tax
therefore, to be levied and
collected in annual
installments in such years and
in such amounts as may be
determined by the Town
Board; and 14) in
anticipation of the collection
of such tax, issuance of bonds
and notes of the I own at Imite
time or from time to time in tis,
principal amount no ., to
exceed $3,200.000. and the
levy of a tax to pay the
interest on said obligations
when due, be approved?
PLEASE TAKE
FURTHER NOTICE, that the
aforesaid Proposition shall
appear on the ballot labels of
the voting machines in the
following abbreviated from
Shall the resolution
authorizing the Town Board
to construct additions to and
renovate the existing Town
Hall and acquire equipment
at the maximum cost of
$3200000. and providing
that the sum of not more than
$3,200,000 (including the
interest due on any Town
obligations) be raised by a
tax levy to be collected in
annual installments, with
Town obligations to be
VILLAGE OF
MARCELLUS PUBLIC
HEARING
PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE that the Village
Board of the Village of
Marcellus, New York will
hold a public hearing at the
Village of Marcellus Hall, 6
Slocombe Avenue,
Marcellus, NY 13108 on
March 23rd, 2009 at 7:00pm
prevailing time, to discuss
the proposed 2009
application for funding
through the Onondaga
County Community
Development Grant Program
for the reconstruction of
issued in anticipation thereof
be approved?
The vote upon such
proposition shall be by
machine or absentee ballot.
The hours during which the
polls shall be kept open shall
be from 12:00 noon to 8:00
p.m., prevailing time or foe as
long thereafter as necesaary
to enable qualified voters
who are in the polling places
at 8:00 p.m. to cast their
ballots.
Absentee ballots may be
applied for at the office of the
Town Clerk, 24 East Main
Street. Marcellus, New York.
Applications for absentee
Christer Street. Copies of
ballots must be received by
supporting documents are on
file at the office of the Village
Clerk.
the Town Clerk at least seven
days prior to the vote it the
ballot is to be mailed to thc
By Order of the Village
Board
voter, or on or prior to March
24,2009. if the ballot is to he
Dawn M. O'Hara
Village Clerk
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delivered personally to the
voter or hislier agent.
Absentee ballots must he
received by the Town Clerk
not later than 5 . 00 p.m. on
A list of all persons to
whom absentee ballots shall
have been issued will be
available n the office of the
Town Clerk, 24 East Main
Street, Manchus, Ness York
during regular office hours
until the day of the election.
Any qualified voter may,
upon examination of such
list, file a written challenge
of the qualifications as a voter
of any person whose name
appears on such list, stating
the reasons for such
challenge. Such written
challenge shall be transmitted'
by the Town Clerk to the
inspectors of election on the
day of the vote.
By order of the Town
Clerk
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Regulations adopted March
14. 1988, a public hearing
will be held by the Planning
Board of said Town, Monday.
April 6, 2009. at 7:00P.M. at
the Town Hall, 24 East Main
Street. Marcellus. New York
for the purpose of considering
the preliminary application
for a two 121 lot subdivision
known as M Linck
Subdivision", located at
3846 Slate Hill Road.
Marcellus. Nes% York. in a
Residential I zone. A copy
of the preliminary layout is
on file in the Town Hall and
may be examined during
regular hours. All interested
parties will be given an
opportunity to be heard in
respect to such proposed
application Persons may
appear in person or by agent.
Jerry Wicket, Chairman
Planning Board
LEGAL NOTICE
Town of Marcellus. New
NOTICE IS HEREBY York
GIVEN that pursuant to
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Section 267 and 276 of the
Town Law as amended and
LEGAL NOTICE
Section 302 D. of the Town of
NOTICE IS HEREBY
Marcellus Subdivision CilVEN that pursuant to
Regulations adopted March Section 267 and 276 of the
14, 1988, a public hearing Town Law as amended and
will be held by the Flaming Section 30213. of the Town of
Board of nid Town, Monday, Marcellus Subdivision
April 6. 2009, at 700P.M. at Regulations adopted March
the Town Hall, 24 East Main 14, 1988. a public hearing
Street, Marcellus, New York will be held by the Planning
for the purpose ofconsidering Board of said Town, Monday,
the preliminary application April 6, 2009. at 7:00P.M. at
for a one (II lot subdivision the Town Hall. 24 East Main
known as "MeArdell Street, Marcellus, New York
Subdivision", located at for the purpose of considenng
3671 Slate Hill Road. the preliminary application
Marcellus, New York, in a for a one (I) lot subdivision
Agricultural zone. A copy of known as "R & S
the preliminary layout is on Subdivision", located at
tile in the town Hall and may 1850 Slate Hill Road,
be examined during regular Manaus, Ness York, in a
hours. All interested parties
will be given an opportunity
to he heard in respect to such
proposed application.
Persons may appear in person
or by agent.
.lerry Wicken, Chairman
Planning Board
Town of Marcel lus, New
York
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LEGAL NOTICE
that a public hearing will he
held by the Zoning Board of
Appeals of the Town of
Marcellus at the Town Hall,
24 East Main Street,
Mareellus. New York on
Monday, April 6, 2009, at
7:00P.M. on the following
matter:
The
appeal
of
Christopher and Nicole
Doshna of Section 6a of the
Marcellus Zoning Ordinance
for a frost yard reduction of
29 feet from 35 feetlto 16 feet
for a fireplace, a front yard
reduction of 24 feet from 35
feet to Ilfeet foes front porch
and a front yard reduction of
16 feet from 35 feet to 19 feet
fora sidedeckinaResidential
I Zone at 4848 North Street
Road Marcellus, New York.
Said Board of Appeals will
hear all persons in favor of or
opposed to such a variance.
Persons may appear in person
or by agent.
Michelle
Bingham,
Chairperson
Zoning Board of Appeals
Town of Marcellus
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Residential I /one. A copy
of the preliminary layout is
on file in the Town Hall and
may be examined during
regular hours. All interested
parties will he given an
opportunity to he heard in
respect to such proposed
application Persons may
'appear in person or by agent
Jerry Wickets. Chairman
Planning Board
Town of Marcellus, New
York
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Legal Notice
the Board of in
Commissioners of the
Spafford Eire District is
looking to fill a vacancy tor
Fire Commissioner until
annual elections in December
2009. Any interested
candidate can submit a letter
of intent on April 15th. 2009
at 7:30 PM at the Borodino
Fire Station.
Darlene Minihkeim
Spafford Fire District
Secretary
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LEGAL NOTICE
TRIP1,E S GRAVEL
CO., LLC, a domestic Limited
Liability Company (LLC I
filed with the Sec of State of
NY on 1-28-09. NY Office
location: Onondaga County.
SSNY is designated as agent
the LLC may be served.
SSNY shall mail a copy of
GIVEN that pursuant to
Section 267 and 276 of the
Town Law as amended and
Section 302 D. of the Town of
'vlarcellus Subdivision
Public notice
OFFICIAL 2009 VILLAGE OF CAMILLUS GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE
TO THE VOTERS OF THE VILLAGE OF CAMILLUS. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
THAT THE FOLLOWING NAMED PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED FOR THE
OFFICES TO BE VOTED FOR AT THE VILLAGE OF CAMILLUS GENERAL ELECTION
NBH - Neighborhood Party'
CAMILLUS
TRUSTEEI4 Year Term if Vote for 2)
507 Timber Ridge Dr., Cann Ilus NY 11031
Chit, Michael I Montero
PP
Sharon Norcross
Michael McBride
PP
53 First St., Camillus NY 13031
10 Elm St.. Camillus NY 13031
4 Meadow In.. Camillo,: NY 13011
IIMT 1 onya D Wilson
Ntill James A Palumbo
POI LING I'l
1.0(
16 South St . Camillus NY 11011
rs.
MARCH DC 2009
Village of Camillo. Village Hall. 17 Main Street
HFI IN M ARKS'S`, AND f-DWARD I RYAN
Commissioners of Elections
Onondaga Counts
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•
bearing at the Village of
Marcellus Hall. 6 Slocombe
Avenue, Marcellus, NY
13108 on March 24, 2009 at
7 . 00pm prevailing time, to
consider a request by St.
John's Episcopal Church for
a use variance to allow the
rectory' located at II Orange
Street be partially used for
commercial use as office
space. A copy of the plans are
on tile at the Village Office.
All interested parties will
have the opportunity to be
heard at the scheduled
hearing.
Tallman,
Sara
Chairperson
Village of Manchus
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NOTICE Of
FORMATION
ERA Services, LLC (LTC).
Articles of Organization filed
with Secretary 01 State of NY
ISSNY1 on 1 , 23.09. Office
located in Onondaga County.
SSNY designated as agent of
LL( upon whom process
against it May he served
SSNY shall mail process to:
3172 Pepperwood Bend, PO
products, consulting on
employee benefits and any
lawful act or activity'.
Buildings and Grounds. at
315-692-1250
the I own of DeWin. New
York, at the Town Offices,
54(30 Butternut Drive, Fast
Syracuse. New York on
March16, 2009 at 7:30 p.n).
upon the application of
Robert Pomfrey filed with the
Clerk ot the Board and Clerk
ot the Town of DeWitt, by
application dated January 29.
2009.• received by the hiss's
Clerk on February 5, 2009
concerning the premises
situated at 3906 New Coun
Avenue. fax 'Man Parcel 030.113-01.1. The specific relief
iequested by the Applicant
is an Area Variances fora fnmi
yard setback of 22 feet in
relation to the eonstruetion
of a new one story industrial
that does not comply with
the side setback requirements
of §192-62( El sit the DeWitt
Town Code and for such
additional relief as may he
necessary Or appropriate.
Barbara Klim, Clerk
Board of Appeals
Town of DeWitt
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NOTICE OF
FORMATION
RMC Recovery LTC. Art. of
Org. filed with Secy. of State
(SSNY) on 10/16/08. Office
LLC upon whom process may
be served. SSNY shall mail
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed bids for the
follow ing.
COUNTERS AND SINKS
BID
Will he receive() on or
before 2:00 pm.. Wednesday .
March 25. 200°, In the
Business Office ot the
Fayetteville-Manlius Central
school District. 81 49 East
Seneca Turnpike, Manlius,
New York 13 I 04-2140. They
will be publicly opened and
read March 25, 2009. in the
Business Office of the
School District Office
Building, 8199 East Seneca
Turnpike. Manlius, New
York 13104-2140, at the time
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LEGAL NOTICE
RESIDENI IA 1
FNERGY SOLUTIONS
1.1C Arnalesofrag tiled NY
specifications, and tonns ot
proposal may be obtained at
the Business Office the
sec of State (SSNY) I 20
09. Office in ononriaga ( .
Fayette, ilk- Manlius t unit cc'
',hop! Instrui ()this
Building se I 99 Tao Swne,
SSNY desist. agent ol I Ii
upon w horn process Inas tir
kers cd sSNY shall mail
Turnpike Manlius New
York 11104-214o any de,
hem cm the hour,,,? 34
and 12 (8, noon and I Olio n,
Prevailing Time to sell bond anticipation
The meeting was called notes in anticipation of the
to order by Mayor Danny J issuance and sale- of the
Liedia. and upon nal being bonds herein authorized.
The Board of Education
reserves the right to waive
any informalities in or to
reject any or all hids, or to
called , the lolloating were
including renewals of such
PRESENT:
notes. is hereby delegated to
TrusteelatnesE.Carelr. the Village Treasurer, the
accept any bid which, in the
opinion of the Board. will be
Trustee Barbara Falcone chie f fiscal officer. Such notes
in the best interests of the
School District
Michael J. Vespi
Board of Education
Fayette% ille-Manlius
Central School Distnct
8199 East Seneca
Turnpike
Manlius, New York
131(14-2140
Quonee
shall he of such terms. form
- Trustee Jodi Ciehrke• and contents, and shall be
I wrier
sold in such manner, as may
Trustee Chad Tolhuna
he prescribed by said Village
I reasurer, consistent with the
ABSENT:
None
provisions of the Local
Finance Law.
Section 6. The powers
Trustee Carr, who moved its bonds for sale, conducting the
adoption, seconded by sale and awarding the hands ,
Mayor I iedka. to-wit are hereby delegated to the
BOND RESOLUTION Village - treasurer, who shall
DATED MARCH 2, 2009.
advertise such bonds for salt,
A
RES01 UT1ON conduct the sale, and award
AUTHORIZING
THE the bonds in such manner as
ISSUANCE OF $2,900,000 he shall deem best for the
BONDS OF THE VILLAGE. interests of said Village,
OF EAST SYRACUSE, including. but not limited to.
ONONDAGA COUNTY. the power to sell said bonds
NEW YORK, TO PAY THE to the New York State
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed bids for the
following:
TILE PROJECT BID
Will be received on or
before 2:30 pm., Wednesday,
March 25, 2009, in the
MD.
COST OF Environmental Facilities
New York 13104-2140. lhey
will be publicly opened and
Building, 8149 Fast Seneca
Turnpike, Manlius, New
York 13104-2140, at the time
indicated above.
Information for bidders,
specifications, and tornis of
proposal may be obtained at
the Business Office of the
Building, 8199 East Seneca
Turnpike, Manlius. INCA'
York 13104-2140 any day
between the hours of 830 a.m.
and 12:00 noon and I :00 p.m.
m40) p.m.except Saturdays,
Sundays. and Holidays.
Anyone seeking additional
information can contact Russ
McCarty. Superintendent of
Buildings and Grounds, at
115-692-1250.
The Board of E.ducation
reserves the right to waive
any informalities in or 14,
reject any sir all bids, or to
accept any bid which, in the
opinion of the Board, will be
in the hest interescs of the
School District,
Michael I Vespi
Board of Education
Fayettesille-Manlius
Central School District
8199 East Seneca
Turnpike
Manlius. Ness York
13104-214(1
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FOR SALE
VILLAGE OF EAST
SYRACUSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN: Sealed bids for the
sale of 1909 Dodge Pick Up
(V1hitt3B7KE267,0XM545633)
used by the Department of
Public Works will he
received at the Village
Clerk's Office, 204 North
Center Street, East Syracuse,
NY 13057 until I I AM.
Thursday. March 12.2009, at
which time the bide will hi:
publicly opened an,i read
Inspection of the
serneles may be obtained by
contacting the S, Wage Clerk
between the hours of - .30A7,1
Monday
:OOP's'.
and
througn Friday at I i
41 - 3541 s 3204 this schisle
being sold, as is welt no
warranties implied. The
vehicle has 59.885 mtles and
is equipped with a Fischer
power angle plow.
Bids
should
he
submitted in sealed
envelopes and shall bear on
the face thereof the name and
address of the bakter and the
words "Sealed Itid - 1 999
Dodge Pick I lp"
The Hoard of Trustees
reserves the right to reject any
and all bids recessed
By the -)rder ot the Board
ot Inn-tees
IMPROVEMENTS TOT HE Corporation; provided,
VILLAGE
SEWER however, that in the exercise
SYSTEM.
of these delegated powers. he
WHEREAS.
all shall comply fully with the
conditions precedent to the pro ,. !stuns sit the Local
financing ot the capital F mance law and any °nit,
pmtect hereinafter described. or rule of the State
including compliance with Comptroller applicahk to ths.
the pros isions of the State sale ol municipal bonds Itte.
i,nvironmental Quality receipt of the Village
Review Act. has., been - treasurer shall ht a lull
per binned, and
acquittance to the purchase,
R E A S.
such of such bonds. a ho shall oot
capital project has been he (+hued to see to the
determined to be a - Type II application of the purchase
Action - as defined under the mone■
regulations of the State
Section 7 All other
Environmental • Quality matters, except as pro, ided
RevitSA Act promulgated herein relating to such bonds.
pursuant to the State including determining
Environmental Quality w he th er t o such bon a,
Review Act which. as as a statutory installment
provided in ,aid regulations. bond ha, inn substantially
w ill not have any significant level or del:1111111S iiinflaal
.service andall matters rekited
adverse impact
environment. and
thereto. prescribed herem and
WHEREAS, it is now the mannerofexecutionofthe
desired to authorize the same. including ihe
financing of such capital eon:olidation iv ith other
project,
NOW, issues. and ASO the ability to
THEREFORE.
issue serial bonds with
BF. IT RESOLVED. by substantialls
level or
the affirmative vote of not less &dining annual debt service
than two-thirds of the total and all matters relating
sitting strength of the Board thereto, shall be determined
sit Trustees of the V illagc ot by the V'illage'l reasurer. the
East Syracuse. Onondaga chief fiscal officer of such
County, Nev. York (the Village. Such bonds shall
"Village"). as follows: contain substantially the
Section 1. Improvements rec ital of validity clause
to the Village sewer system pmv Hied for in Saalion 52.00
to alley late sewer overflow ofthe local Finance Lav.., and
discharges. in and for the shall otherwise he in such
Village of East Syracuse, form and contain such
Onondaga County, New recitals, in addition to those
York, including original required by Section 51.00 of
equipment, machinery, th e Loes Fi nance Law. .., the
apparatus, appurtenances. Village Treasurer shall
and modontal improvements determine consistent with the
and expenses in connection pros tsions of the Local
therewith, arc hereby Finance Law.
authorized at a maximum Section 8. The validity' of
estimated cost of S2.900,000. such bonds and bond .
Section 2 It is hereby
anticipation notes may be
determined that the plan for contested only if:
the financing of the aroresaid 1) Such obligations are
maximum estimated cost is by' authorized for an object or
the issuance of S2,900,000 purpose for which said
serial honds of the Village Village is not authorized to
herebyauthorized to he expend money. or
issued thereror pursuant to
2) 21 The provisions of
hie h
s h ou jd
he
she pros gam), of the I, .....c''
FinaS
ne
cu
etv ini a.1". It is hereby
determined that the period or
eomphed th
i at the date of
publication
of
this
are
not
i n,hahie
the substantially complied with,
al-oresaid specific obseel or
and an action. SUII or
porpose 40 i cars. purysem prot.cedine contesting such
stshsjis ision 4 of paragraph %
iommern-cd within
twenty day. after the tian: of
su ch publi c ation. sir
further determined thai the 3) Sikh ohligations are
ii'
Sectum I 1.(0 of the
hereby
I inanec I a, II
max inium maturity of the authorized in violation Utile
bonds herein authorized will pros isions of the
exceed five years
Constitution.
4. The faith and
Section
9.
This
credit of said villaga' of East resolution shall constitute a
Syracuse, ( )nondaga County, statement of offic tat intent for
New York, arc hereby purposes tit Treasury
irrevocably pledged for the Regulations Section I 150PaYmenl or the OnnalPal it 2 Other than as specified in
st ont,
this resolution,
n, nomonies
dt h iz
aand
same
arc, or arc reasonably
he
a ndiatpa
abc\
n;471 p
ikr'orr
ionasbhicallAh: 'a.xlroec'alteedd to0n
dp
1 ireensge-P;ger dm.
niade in cad, year suffiewni h a , ,, r o ths,
se t ,tsts te
to pas the print mat of and with respect its the permanent
Dated I. chroary
Paine ia I Derh,
iilage r ler)
In
BOND 1(1 . 501.1 TION,
Mayor Danny J. Liedka
following
The
resolution was offered by and duties ot advertising such
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read March 25, 2009. in the
indicated ahove.
IntOnnation tor bidders,
copy ot pros ess to 43521 lark
terrace. Marcellus.
Anyone seeking additional
information can contact Russ
McCarty, Superintenaent of
TOWN OF DEW ITT
AMENDED NOTICE OF'
PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant to Section
267-A of the Town Law that
a Public Hearing will be held
by the Board of Appeals sit
Village of East Syracuse. interest on such bonds as the
Onondaga County, Ness same heentne aueandpa y ame.
Yori, held at the Village Hall, Section 5. Subject to the •
in Ea.st Syracuse, New York. provisions of the Local
on the and day of March, Finance LAW, the power to
2009, at six o'clock p.m.. authorize the issuance of and
to 4:00 p.m. except Saturdays.
Sundays, and Holiday,
Fayetteville-ManlMs Central
School District, 8199 East
Seneca Turnpike, Manlius,
SOLID SURFACE
Notice of formation eit
At a regular meeting of of said Village, a tax sufficient
the Board of Trustees of the t o pay the principal of and
MANLIUS
DEWITT
Purpose: any lawful purpose.
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TO FIE HELD ON THE 18IN DAY OF MARCH, 2009 AND THAT THE FOLLOWING
Box 200, Marcellus, NY
Section
NAMED POLLING PLACE WAS DESIGNATED BYTHE CAMILLUS VILLAGE
13202. LLC is manager
BOARD AND WILL BE OPEN FOR THE VII LAGE GENE R A I, ELECTION BETWEEN
managed. Purpose:
THE HOURS OF 6:00 AM AND 9:00 PM.
brokerage of insurance
CNL - Canal Party
PP People's Party
HME llorne Party
TAKE
PLEASE
NOTICE, that the Zoning
Board of Appeals of the
Village of Mareellus, New
York will hold a public
LLC, 4782 Shepard Rd.,
Marcellus, NY 13108.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
Public notice
VILLAGE OF
MARCELLUS
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
process: 3800 Stevens Rd,
Syracuse, NY 13215.
P0-13
March 11, 2009 —
13108. Purpose: Any lawful
purpose.
P0-11
any process against the LLC
served upon hirmber to The
General purposes.
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i'c °
t on
os,h year I
the exAtilt no ,
Its
se, Iron
his
paid is oh other MIDI,. lucre
resolin ion, '5 It
take, effect
shall annually he let led on
all the iiixahic rca1 rroistrit inirne d,,,i c i,
nohlithed
s h a ll
he
suntan ts ,in
EAGLE in the official newspaper,
together with a notice of the
Village Clerk in
substantially the form
provided in Section 81.00 of
the Local Finonce Law.
The question of the
adoption of the foregoing
resolution was duly put to a
vote on roll call, which
resulted as follows:
Trustee Carr
VOTING aye
Trustee Falcone QUCTICt
VOTING aye
Trustee Gehrke-Tumer
VOTING aye
- Muster Tolhurst
VOTING aye
Mayor Liedlut
VOTING aye
The resolution was
thereupon declared duly
adopted.
CERTIFICATION
STAIEOF NEW YORK
regular business hours at the
Office of the Village Clerk for
a period of twenty days from
the date of publication of this
Notice.
Dated: East Syracuse;
New York,
Match 3, 2009.
BOND RESOLUTION
DATED MARCH 2, 2009.
A
RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZED THE
ISSUANCE OF $2,900,000
BONDS OF THE VILLAGE
OF EAST SYRACUSE,
ONONDAGA COUNTY,
NEW YORK, TO PAY THE
COST OF
IMPROVEMENTS TO THE
VILLAGE SEWER
SYSTEM.
Specific object or
purpose: Improvements
to Village sewer sysenn to
alleviate sewer overflow
discharge
Period of probable
usefulness: 40 Years
) as.:
COUNTY
• OF
MaXiMIMICStiMIUXICOSI:
ONONDAGA
$2,900,000
1,11w undersigned Clerk
Amount of obligations
of the Village of East to be issued: $2,900,000
Syracuse in the County of bonds
Onondaga. New York (the
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"Issuer"), DO HEREBY
CERTIFY:
ARTICLES OF
1. That a meeting of the
ORGANIZATION
Issuer was duly called, held
OF
and conducted on the 2nd
STUDIO SYRACUSE,
day of March, 2009.
LLC
2.That such meeting was
a regular meeting.
3.That attached hereto is Law.
a proceeding of the Issuer
FIRST: The name of the
which was duly adopted at limited liability company is
such meeting by the Board of STUDIO SYRACUSE, LLC.
the lamer.
SECOND: The county
4. That such attachment within the state in which the
constitutes a true and correct office of the limited liability
copy of the entirety of such cotnpatty is to be located is
proceeding as so adopted by Onondaga.
said Board.
THIRD: The Company
S. That all members ofthe does not have a specific date
Board of the Issuer had due of dissolution in addition to
notice of said meeting.
the events of dissolution set
6. That said meeting was forth by law.
open to the general public in
FOURTH: The Secretary
accordance with Section 103 of State is designated as agent
of the Public Officers Law, of the limited liability
commonly referred to as the company upon whom process
"Open Meetings Law" .
against it may be served. The
7. That notice of said post office address within or
meeting (therneeting at which without this state to which
the proceeding was adopted) the Secretary of State shall
was caused to be given mail a copy of any process
PRIOR THERETO in the against the limited liability
following matter:
company served upon him or
PUBLICATION in the her is: 404 Yorkshire
DeWitt Times
Boulevard Syracuse. New
POSTING March 11, York 13219
2009
FIFTH: Theeffectivedate
Regular • meeting of the Articles of
schedule it decided and Organization shall be the date
announced at Annual of tiling with the Secretary of
Organizational Meeting.
State.
IN WITNESS
SIXTH: The limited'
WHEREOF, I have hereunto liability company is to be
set my hand and affixed the managedby I ormore members.
seal of the Issuer this 3rd day
IN WITNESS
of March, 2009.
WHEREOF, this certificate
LEGAL NOTICE OF
has been subscribed to this
ESTOPPEL
20th day of February, 2009
The bond resolution, a by the undersigned who
summary of which is atrinns that the statements
published herewith, has been made herein are true under the
adopted on March 2, 2009, penalties of perjury.
and the validity of the
Lawrence A. Kirsch,
obligations authorized by Organizer
such resolution may he
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hereafter contested Only if
such obligations were
LEGAL NOTICE
authorized for an object or
CHIP COUGHLIN &
purpose for which the Village
of East Syracuse, Onondaga COMPANY LLC Articles of
County, New Yorlc, is not Org. filed NY Sec. of State
authorized to expend money, iSSNY) 12 ,24/08. Office in
or if the provisions of law Onondaga Co. SSNY desig.
which should have been agent of 1.11 upon whom
complied with as of the date process maybe served. SSNY
of publication of this notice shall mail copy of process to
were not substantially 892 E. Brighton Ave.,
Syracuse, NY 13205, which
complied with, and an action,
suit or proceeding is also the principal business
contesting such validity is location. Purpose: Any
commenced within twenty lawful purpose. 1.atest
days after the date of dissolve date: 12/31/2058.
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publication of this notice, or
such obligations were
authorised in violation of the
LEGAL NOTICE
provisions of the
RJ. Frost Compimy • LLC
Constitution.
Articles of Org. filed NY Sec.
A complete copy of the
of State (SSNY) 2125/2009.
resolution summarized
Office in Onondaga Co.
herewith is available for
SSNY design. Agent of LLC
public inspection during
Lic Nan
served. SSNY shall mail copy
of process to Corporation
Semite Company 80 State
Street Albany, NY 12207.
Purpose: Any lawful
activity. Registered Agent:
Corporation Service
Company 80 State Street
Albany. NY 12207.
ES-IS
NOTICE OF
FORMATION
OF
MCG APPLIED
SERVICES, LLC
Law MCG APPLIED
SERVICES, LIC, has been
formed as a domestic limited
liability company and states
the following:
1.Thenameof the limited
liability company is N4CO
APPLIED SERVICES. LLC.
2. The date of filing ofthe
February II, 2009.
3. The county within the
located is Onondaga County.
served against it is cio 2332
Ashburn Drive, LaFayette,
New York 13084.
law.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Pursuant to Sec. 267 of
the Town Law and Article VI
Sec. 155.48 of the Town
Code, the Town of Manlius
7oning Baud ofAppeals will
hold a Public Hearing on
Thursday, March 19, 2009 at
or about 7:00 PM at the Town
Hall, 301 Brooklea Drive,
Fayetteville, New York to
hear all interested parties and
citizens on an application by
Mark A. Oberferst, DOS.
7085 East Genesee Street,
Fayetteville NY for an Area
Variance to change the design
of a Free Standing Signal the
same location Tax Myr/085.01-18.0 as per Chapter 15525 of the Town of Manlius
Code in an "R-1 - District.
Copies of the application
may be examined at the
Planning and Development
Office. Town Hall, 301
Brooklea Drive, Fayetteville,
New York during regular
business hours.
Giordano.
Vincent
Chairman
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office of the Company is to be
located is Onondaga.
4.The Company does not
have a specific date of
dissolution in addition to
the events of dissolution set
forth by law.
5.The Sesisoey of State
is designated as agent of the
Company upon whom
process against the company
may be served. The Post
Office address to which the
secretary of state shall mail a
copy of any process against
the Company is: c/o John D.
Marshall, II, 6203 Beaver
Run, Jarnesville, NY 13078.
6. The company is to be
managed by one or more of its
manbers.
7. The character of the
business to be transacted by
the Limited Liability
Company is any activity for
which a limited liability
company may be lawfully
engaged under the laws of the
State of New York.
ES- IS
Notice of Formatioa
121 Intrepid Lane Properties.
LLC, Art. Of Org. filed Sec 'y
of State (SSNY) 2/2109. Office
1..I,C upon whom process
SSNY shall mail copy of
process to 7665 Hunt Lane.
Fayetteville, NY 13066.
Purpose: any lawful
activities. •
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NOTICE OF
FORMATION
Energy Smart Solutions of
CNY, LLC (LLC). Articles
of Organization filed With
Secretary of State of NY
(SSNY) on 2/19109. Office
SSNY shall mail process to:
107 Leo Avenue, Syracuse,
NY 13206. LLC is manager
managed. Purpose:
commercial and residential
construction and any lawful
act or activity.
. DT-14
NOTICE OF
FORMATION
OF
SWRNA HOLDINGS,
LLC
Law
SWRNA Holdings, LLC
has been formal as a domestic
limited liability company and
states the following:
I. The narne of the limited
liability company is SWRNA
Holdings. , LLC.
2.The date of filing of the
February 23, 2009.
3. The county within the
NOTICE OF
FORMATION OF
GLOBAL
HEALTHCARE
IMAGING SOLUTIONS,
LLC
Under Seetioe 206 of the
Limited Liability
served against it is: 430 East
Company Law
Genesee Street, Syracuse,
I. The natne of the limited
New York 13202.
liability company
5. The plummet of the
(hereinafter referred to as the
"Company") is Global
Healthcare Imaging
Solutions, LLC.
2. The Articles of liability companies may be
Organization of the Company
were filed with the Secretary
law.
of State of the state of New
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York on February 13, 2009,
3. The county within
NOTICE OF
New York State in which the
FORMATION
B1DNOTICE
CALS Technical Resources. Inc is soliciting MBEAV BE
subcontractors and suppliers on the SUNY Project No. 865.
Gamma Knife Perfextion, Flooring Project at SUN Y Upstate
Medical University. Syracuse, New York. bids due by 2:00
March 9, 2009. Plans available to be reviewed at our offices at
499 Col. Eileen Blvd, Syracuse, NY by appt. Call (315)703-4434.
Faxed bids accepted at (315)455-8617.
.0C-10
Central New York Land
Management, 'LC Arts. of
Chg. filed with Secy. of State
of NY (SSNY) on 4/10107.
County. SSNY designated as
agent of LLC upon whom
process against it may be
served. SSNY shall mail
process to prime. bus Inc.:
the LLC, 201 Woodlawn
Terrace,Syracuse. NY 13202.
Purpose: any lawful activity.
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NOTICE OF
FORMATION
JABAR JAW WIRELESS,
LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with
on 02111/09. Offiellocation:
Onondaga County. Principal
office of LLC: 4185 Urusa
Course, Liverpool, NY
13090. SSNY designated as
process to Edwina C.
Schleider, Esq., Meggeno,
Crossett & Valerino, LLP,
313 E. Willow St., Ste. 201,
Syracuse, NY 13202.
Purpose: Any lawful
activity.
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NOTICE OF
FORMATION OF
RENTING MEMORIES,
LLC.
Please take notice that
RENTING MEMORIES,
LLC filed its Articles of
Organization with the
Department of State on
February 12, 2009, pursuant
to Limited Liability
Company Law Section 203.
The name of the Limited
Liability Company (the
'Company") is RENTING
MEMORIES,LLC. The office
of the Company is to be
The Secretary of State is
designated as agent of the
Company upon whom
served. The post office
address within or without
this state to which the
Secretary of State shall mail a
copy of any process served
against him or her is: 3131
Erie Blvd. East, Dewitt, NY
13214. The character or
purpose of the business of the
Company is any lawful
business permitted by the
Law of the State ofNew York.
DT-13
NOTICE OF
FORMATION
Notice of Formation SF
& DJ Properties, LLC Art. of
Org. filed Sec'y of State
(SSNY) 1128/09.
Office
location:
designated as Agent of LLC
served. SSNY shall mailcopy
of process:
320 Beanie Street
Syracuse, NY 13224
Pose:
any lawful
purpose.
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NOTICE OF
FORMATION
InVision Eyecare, LI.C. 'Arts.
of Org. filed with Secy. of
State of NY (SSW) on 2/9/
09. Office location:
it may be served. SS'NY shall
mail process to: cio The LLC,
3 ConnecticutCourt, Rexford,
NY 12148. Purpose: any
lawful activity.
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NOTICE OF
FORMATION
OF
EQUICIIART. LLC
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN , that the above-named
limited liability company has
been formed for the
transaction of business in the
State of New York and
elsewhere.
I . The name ofthe limited
liability
company
is
EQUICHART, LLC
(hereinafter referred to as the
(Cornpany(1.
2. The Articles of
Organization of the Company
were filed with the Secretary
of State on January 9, 2009.
3. The county within
New York in which the office
of the Company is to be
has been designated as agent
the Company may he served.
The post office address to
which the Secretary of State
shall mail process is:
EQUICHART, LLC
4506 Wilderness Way
Syracuse, NY 13215
5 The purpose of the
business of the Company is
March 11, 2009 -•
to develop software products.
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• LEGAL NOTICE OF
FORMATION OF
LIMITED LLABILITY
COMPANY
E Li G BINDING, LLC
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, that theabovenamed
has been formed for the
•State of New York and
elsewhere.
I. The name of the
is E & G Binding, LI.C.
2. The Articles of
Organization were filed with
the Secretary of State for the
State of New York on
February 11, 2009.
3. The office of the
Limited I,iability Company
is to be located in Onondaga
County, New York.
of the State of New York is
designated as the agent for
Company upon whom
process in any action or
proceeding against it may be
served and the address
within the State to which the
copy of the process in any
action or proceeding against
the
Limited
1.iability
Company which may be
served upon him is e/o
Hancock & Estabrook, LIP.
1500 AXA Tower I, 100
Madison Street, Syracuse.
New York 13202 Attn:
Douglas J. Gorman, Esq. The
does not have a registered
agent within the State ofNew
York.
5. The Limited Liability
Company shall engage in any
activity for which a limited
liability company may be
lawfully engaged under the
laws of the State of New
York,
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2. The date of filing of the
articles of organization with
the Deportment of State was
February 10, 2009.
. 3. The county in New
York in which the office of
the company is located is
Onondaga County.
of the company upon whom
process may be served, and
the Secretary of State shall
against the company served
upon him or her to 213
Woodspath Road. Liverpool,
NY 13090.
5. The business purpose
of the company is to engage
in any and all business
activities permitted under the
York.
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LEGAL NOTICE OF
FORMATION OF
LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY
CORTLAND AVENUE,
LLC
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, that the above named
has been formed for the
State of New York and
elsewhere.
1. The name of the
is Cortland Avenue, LLC.
2. The Articles of
Organization were filed with
the Secretary of State for the
State of New York on
February 10, 2009,
3. The office of the
County, New York.
4. The Secretary or State
of the State of New York is
designated as the agent tbr
the
Limited
Liability
Company upon whom
process in any action or
proceeding against it may be
served and the address
within the State to which the
copy of the process in any
action or proceeding against
Company which may be
served upon him is cth
Hancock & Estabrook. ULF.
1500 AXA Tower I, 100
Madison Street, Syracuse,
New York 13202 Atm:
Douglas J. Gorman, Esq. The
does not have a registered
agent within the State offiew
York.
5. The Limited Liability
Company shall engage in any
activity for which a limited
liability company may be
lawfully engaged under the
York.
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NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION
FORMATION OF A NEW
YORK LIMITED
LIABILITY COMPANY
PURSUANT TO NEW
YORK LIMITED
LIABILITY COMPANY
LAM SECTION 206
.1_ The name of the limited
liability company is ACM
SERVICES,LLC.
•
County.
The Secretary *of State is
Company upon whom
served. The address that the
Secretary of State shall mails
copy of any process served
against the Company .is: 522
Elm Street. Syracuse, NY
business of the Company is
to conduct any lawful
business permitted by the
Professional Lim ited
Liability Company Law of
the State of New York.
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Notice of Formation
IMAGE AUTO
FRANCIUM GROUP.
LLC
IMAGE AUTO
FRANCHISE GROUP, LLC,
pursuant to Limited Liability
Company Law Section 206.
The Articles of Organization
having been filed with the
Secretary of State of NY
(SSNY) on 02/06/09. The
office of the LLC located in
any process to: 948 Spencer
Street, Syracuse, New York
LIC is to conduct any lawful
business. James M.
Nicholson. Esq.. 34 East
Bridge • Street, Suite 201,
Oswego, New York 13126.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Mama Nancy's, LLC:
Articles of Organization
filed with NY Secretary of
State on 12115/2008. Office
location is Onondaga
County. NY Secretary of State
is designated at agent upon
whom process against it may
be saved. NY Sec State shall
mail cops: of process to 600
Maple Rd, Fayetteville, NY
activities.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Law Office of H. Dana Van
Hee, PLLC, a NYS limited
liability Company (LLC).
Formation filed with SSNY
on 01/30/2009. Off. Loc.:
Onondaga Co. SSNY
designated as agt. Of LLC,
served. SSNY shall mail copy
of process to: The LLC, 333
E. Onondaga Street Syracuse,
NY 13202. Purpose: All
lawful purposes.
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Legal Notice
!WC Recovery LLC. Art of
Org filed Sec'y of State
tSSNY) 10-16-08. Office
location Onondaga County.
LLC upon whom process may
be sx-rved. SSNY shall mail
copy of process: 3800
Stevens Rd., Syracuse, NY
13215.
Purpose any lawful
Pur pose.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Qualification
of Onondaga Renewables,
LLC. Authority filed with
on 2i3/09. Office location:
Onondaga County. LLC
formed in Delaware (DE) on
7fi 7i08. SSNY designated
as agent of LLC upon whom
process to: 2602 McKinney
Ave., Ste. 200, Dallas, TX
75204, Attn: Eric L, Spomer,
Manager. DE address ofLLC:
Capitol Services, Inc., 615
South DuPont Hwy., Doves,
DE 19901. Arts. of Org. filed
with DE Secy. of State, 401
Federal St., Dover. DE 19901.
Purpose: any lawful act or
activity.
ES-I I
NOTICE OF
FORMATIONOF
Wyatt Heward Nelsen
Architecture, PLLC
PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE that Wyatt Howard
Nelson Architecture, PLLC
filed its Articles of
Organization with the
Department ofState on March
31, 2008, pursuant to LLC
Law Section 203. The name
of the limited liability
company is Wyatt Howard
Nelson Architecture- PLLC.
The office ofthe Comeeny
NOTICE OF
FORMATION
. Notice of Formation of
Limited I.iability (:ompany.
SPTNY, LLC were filed with
the Sec. of State of NY
("SSNY") on February 10.
2009. Office Location:
the LLC may be served.
any process to: 6319 Fly.
Road, Suite 3, East Syracuse,
NY 13057. Purpose: Any
lawful business purpose.
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LEGAL NOTICE
MICHELLE MAHAR
SALON, LLC
Michelle Mahar Salon. LLC,
a limited liability company (
the "LLC''). Articles of
Secretary of State of NY (the
"SS NY " ) on 02/05/09.
County. The SSN'Y has been
LLC, upon whom process
against it maybe served. The
SSNY shall mail a copY of
any process to the LIZ, 1205
Erie Boulevard, Syracuse,
New York 13204, The
purposes of the LLC are to
operate a ,hair salon and
conduct all business related
thereto.
DT-12
NOTICE OF
FORMATION
Notice of Fortnation ofJet
Real property Enterprises„
1,I,C, Art. Of Org. filed Sec' y
of State (SSNY) 1219/08.
Office location Onondaga
County. SSNY designated as
agent of 1.1C upon whom
process maybe served. SSNY
P.O. Box 34 Memphis, NY
business.
EB-I2
NOTICE OF
FORMATION
CNY Platinum Homes, LI-C,
Art, Of Org. filed Sec'y of
State (SSNY) 10/23/08.
Office location Chiondaga
Counts:. SSNIr' designated as
precess may be served. SSNY
P.O. Box 34 Manphis, NY
business.
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NOTICE OF
FORMATION
MEMPHIS
MANAGEMENT, LLC.
Arta. of Org, filed with Secy.
of State ofNY (SSNY) on 02/
10/09. Office location:
Onondaga Ccanny. Principal
office of LLC: P.O. Box 300,
5210 Campbell Rd..
EIhridge, NY 13060. SSNY
designated as agent of UC
it may be served. SSNY shall
mail process to the LLC at
the address of its principal
office Purpose: Any lawful
activity.
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