LETTERS: Manlius Mayor reflects on Whitney Houston's ‘generous spirit’
To the editor: I have been blessed to be able to build a career on a God-given talent that gives me great satisfaction every day as an artist, graphic designer and now as the Mayor of Manlius. Since 1982, I have been drawing and presenting portraits to celebrities across New York State commemorating their performances or appearances.
LETTERS: Chilly Chili organizers thankful for successful event
On behalf of Cazenovia Children’s House, we wholeheartedly wish to thank all those who supported the Eighth Annual Chilly Chili 5K Run/Walk.
LETTERS: RSVP thanks Cazenovia for successful United Community Chest Campaign
This is to express sincere thanks on behalf of the RSVP Advisory Council Board, RSVP Volunteers and staff to all community members who generously donate to the United Community Chest Campaign.
LETTERS: Firefighter explains use of photos
To the editor: I dislike your article, I like the photo... a lot. I am not a journalist nor should you expect a grammatically correct and perfect response. I am a firefighter, and after reading this article I must ask if you ever considered your personal argument to be considered “burning bridges.”
Western Gateway a wasted effort unless
Letter to the editor
It was amusing to read about efforts to improve the Western Gateway to Skaneateles.
LETTERS: Accidents highlight dangers of poor driving on Pompey Center Road
To the editor: Pompey Center Road runs between Route 92 in Manlius and Route 80 in Fabius. It is a two-lane country road. It is gravel, pavement and paint; an inanimate non-living thing. By itself it poses no danger.
LETTERS: Van Buren ‘kids’ in action
Many thanks are extended to the 13 former Van Buren School gym class “kids” for helping me collect bottles and cans on Dec. 3, 2011. The kids presently are men and women in their 30s, 40s and 50s who helped me to collect $533 to benefit the Baldwinsville Christmas Bureau.
LETTERS: Attention midnight thief
Why did you steal the wheelbarrow from in front of a home on Van Buren Road in Baldwinsville last Monday night?
Thanks from the Polar Bear Club
Letter to the editor
Thank you to everyone who supported the Skaneateles Polar Bear Club by attending and participating in the 2012 Polar Bear Plunge. The lack of ice and snow did not deter the energy of the hundreds of plungers and spectators.
LETTERS: Censorship rears its ugly head
Censorship can be defined as “suppression of speech or other public communication which may be considered objectionable.” In this case, open and honest public communication, my recent letter to the editor, YMCA – Why Lysander, was found objectionable and suppressed by the RCA board.
LETTERS: Icy sidewalks need clearing
To the editor: Sidewalks can be treacherous when winter hits. I am a walker and I sometimes use part of the road. The reason is I hate to see ice on sidewalks and I have seen them in the village of Baldwinsville.
Suggestion on Fennell Street and a village-town merger
Letter to the editor
I have just finished reading Mr. Dolmatch’s column in last week’s Skaneateles Press. As I read through his article, I highlighted several comments that I wanted to address.
Local student seeks donations for summer volunteerism
Letter to the editor
While growing up in this tight-knit community and graduating from Skaneateles High School, I developed a strong and sincere desire to care for and help others. It has been my family and friends and the people of Skaneateles who I owe much of the credit to for paving the path to where I am today.
LETTERS: Failure to exercise prudence
To the editor: The Lysander town board held a 7 p.m. Jan. 23 public hearing on its proposal of a local law to increase the town’s planning board members from five to seven.
LETTERS: Hubbard is current owner of Brewster Inn
I read with some interest the article in the Jan. 25 Cazenovia Republican entitled “Benjamin Brewster: Friend of Rockefeller, owner of present-day Brewster Inn.”
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