Ned Campbell
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Marcellus hosts open house for new composting plant Saturday
The village of Marcellus’ Bio-solids Composting Facility was an investment — and for village residents, it’s already paying off.
ESM voters approve $72.1M budget
East Syracuse Minoa voters passed the school district’s $72.1 million budget by a vote of 949 to 337 at the polls today.
F-M voters approve budget, elect three to school board
Fayetteville-Manlius residents approved the school district’s $74.6 million 2012-13 budget by a vote of 1,328 to 531 today, while also electing three school board members.
After two-year hiatus, Avellino returns to principal role
When Greg Avellino lost his job as the executive principal of Liverpool High School due to budget cuts in spring 2010, he wasn’t sure if he’d be back in the role of educational leader any time soon.
What you're saying: Moms share memories in DeWitt
In the spirit of Mother’s Day, we asked moms walking the Erie Canal trail in DeWitt to share a memorable moment from their motherhood.
F-M administrator named next principal of ESM High School
Greg Avellino, associate principal at Fayetteville-Manlius High School, will be the next principal of East Syracuse Minoa Central High School.
East Syracuse awarded grant to help stop sewage overflow
The village of East Syracuse can solve a sewage overflow problem that has plagued the village for more than 50 years thanks in part to a $279,000 Green Innovation grant from the Central New York Economic Development Council.
Spirit of Syracuse places second at international sing-off
The Spirit of Syracuse, an all-women barbershop quartet, placed second in the annual Sweet Sounds of Sweet Adelines competition, which took place over the weekend at the Civic Center's Crouse-Hinds Theater and saw participation from nearly 1,500 female singers
Judy Stonecipher opens salon in Fayetteville Square
Judy Stonecipher, of Chittenango, has opened Shear Motion in Fayetteville Square.
Update: Swan Pond watch group formed; video surveillance system donated
A community watch group has formed following a Jamesville man’s destruction of the cygnet eggs of Manny and Faye, the Manlius Swan Ponds prized swans.
