Kinney Drugs gets OK for Eastwood
Several buildings will be torn down in Eastwood following the city’s approval for a Kinney Drugs to be built on James Street.
Town moves toward Caz Lake herbicide treatment
The Cazenovia Town Board adopted the final State Environmental Quality Review scoping document for the 2012 lake herbicide treatment at its Feb. 13 meeting.
Road to Destiny: Spring will bring formal expansion opening
Parts of the expansion are open now, and the spring will see many more of the 100-plus new tenants opening their doors to Central New York’s shopping needs.
‘The quietest place in the mall’: Franciscan Place offers church services
While most businesses in Carousel Center have an atmosphere designed to sell, entertain or convince people to spend their money, The Franciscan Place offers peace and quiet.
The mayor of the mall: GM Rob Schoeneck has been there since '91
It’s difficult to see where Rob Schoeneck finds any sort of free time in his schedule.
Destiny goes social
Carousel Center and the Destiny USA expansion is creating a social environment online. Their social media initiative was launched in October of last year, focusing on three main platforms — Facebook, Twitter and Foursquare, said Destiny USA’s Sara Wallace.
Congel: Committing to Syracuse is ‘right thing to do’
Robert Congel has a love for Syracuse.
Destiny goes green: In color, sustainable efforts
Sustainability and environmental consciousness has been a top goal for the Pyramid Group as it constructs the Destiny USA expansion.
Registration now open for SkanRaces 2012
SkanRaces.com is open for registration for all 2012 events. Go to SkanRaces.com to reserve your spot now in any or all 2012 races before they sell out.
Skaneateles woman featured in Ladies’ Home Journal
Named “Awesome Woman of the Month” for March
Amy Schiek of Skaneateles, is featured in the March issue of Ladies’ Home Journal as “Awesome Woman of the Month” for March. The magazine recognizes her four-year volunteering and advocacy record for Dining for Women, an 8,000-member giving circle that empowers, educates, and supports women and girls in extreme poverty around the world.
Village hall for sale, open for purchase bidding
The building that houses Skaneateles Village Hall, 46 E. Genesee St., is officially for sale, the village Board of Trustees announced at its Feb. 13 operations meeting after passing two resolutions to allow the action. Local realtors, many of whom attended the meeting at the trustees’ invitation, are now at liberty to show the property to prospective buyers, and are vying to find the highest bidder.
With a little help from some friends
54Freedom moves into 5 Ledyard Ave., restores structure
As the Cazenovia-based national financial planning firm 54Freedom continues to increase its workforce and improve its headquarters at 5 Ledyard Ave., everyone involved shares a common bond: their zipcode.
Griffin, Highland Forest host USSSA qualifier
Local to compete in national snowshoeing championship
With scarce snow accumulation, area snowshoe racers jettisoned their distinctive footwear and strapped on sneakers to compete at Highland Forest on Feb. 12.
‘Mucho Dinero’ dance draws crowd
On Saturday, Jan. 14, socially conscious Cazenovia High School students, restless after the season’s first snow day, braved the cold and descended upon the American Legion for the Second Annual Mucho Dinero dance.
New Woodstock Free Library receives new pedestals from resident
Retired Stickley Furniture Corporation Manager Roger Davenport, of Main Street in New Woodstock, recently designed, built and donated six light-weight, large, stackable pedestals to the New Woodstock Free Library.
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