Find us on FacebookCheck out video that I took on my cell phone camera of the demolition of the Cazenovia XtraMart. It’s being torn down to make way for a new market of the same type, with a Dunkin’ Donuts shop inside and a new gas [...]
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Developer David Muraco is anxious to see a historic building (the “Enders House”) he owns at the town/village edge removed as quickly as possible: Muraco said, “I will continue with the process and I will get what I want.” Muraco’s interests as a developer continue to run up against meet broad community concern: The building was built around 1830 [...] Submitted by Cazenovia College: Cazenovia College’s Reisman Lecture Series will present Sister Helen Prejean, author of “Dead Man Walking,” on Monday, Sept. 20, at St. James Church in Cazenovia. Sr. Prejean’s lecture, “Dead Man Walking: The Journey Continues,” tells of her life and work following her experiences with counseling prison inmates facing the death penalty. Seating space is limited. Tickets are required for admittance, and will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis, with a maximum of four tickets per request. Please contact Sylvia Needel at 315-655-7261, or e-mail sneedel@cazenovia.edu, with name, mailing address and desired number of tickets. Deadline to request tickets: Sept. 14. For more information, visit www.cazenovia.edu/ReismanLectures. Sr. Helen Prejean sparked national dialogue on the death penalty, and helped shape the Catholic Church’s opposition to state executions. As a member of the Congregation of St. Joseph, she taught religion to junior high school students. Eventually she moved into the St. Thomas Housing Project in New Orleans to work at Hope House. Continue reading ‘Dead Man Walking’ Author to Speak in Cazenovia  From Syracuse.com: Supporters of the effort believe Cazenovia College is ideally located to house the center. The Route 20 corridor was termed “Equine Alley” in recent years by local enthusiasts looking to capitalize on the horse-raising culture from eastern Madison County to LaFayette in Onondaga County. The area includes hundreds of miles of riding trails, a proximity [...] Cazenovia’s Ted Bartlett has submitted a letter to the town board of trustees and the town planning board regarding the proposed demolition of the “Enders House”, a National Register-listed property. An excerpt is provided here; the full letter is attached as an Adobe PDF file. Dear Town Trustees and Planning Board Members: Over the last two decades, The [...] The Pilot received this letter today: HELP SAVE THE ENDERS HOUSE – EASTERN GATEWAY TO OUR COMMUNITY Concerned Citizens of Cazenovia, THE THREAT: David Muraco, the developer/owner of the Enders property, has applied to the Town Planning Board to tear down the Historic Places Registered Zephnia Comstock House located on the property. This is the first step in a plan to use the property for a NICE N EASY gas station/convenience store or the like. Continue reading Community asked to save the Enders House from demolition We have received a report of a bear sighting today near the south end of Cazenovia [...] 2010 CAZENOVIA VILLAGE ELECTION RESULTS Unofficial – absentee ballots not yet included 313 Voters Village Trustee x = elected to trustee seat. x – Kurt Wheeler 252 (188 Rep, 64 Ind) Apparently everybody wants the parks open, they just aren’t going to find the money to open them any time soon. — Jim
Lawmakers rebuffed Gov. David Paterson's plan for keeping all 178 state parks open for Memorial Day weekend, but both sides say the parks remain important and they've agreed to look this week [...] Cazenovia (WSYR-TV) – New York is closing 55 parks and historic sites across the state as the budget crisis continues. And even those that may not close have fallen to neglect as they wait for state funding to finance upkeep and staff. One Perryville man, however, refuses to let his park collapse. Sites with parking lot gates [...] |
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