ES-M students win $15K with texting while driving video
The TV studios at East Syracuse-Minoa High School will be getting a facelift, thanks to the video work of students Chris Steinberger and Matt Pede.
EDITORIAL: County should amend law allowing officials to hold two positions
For all intents and purposes, if elected, you’re allowed to be a county legislator and a mayor. You’re allowed, and capable, of holding two positions at the same time. State law says that. Numerous attorneys agree. The law is the law. But is the law what’s best for the community?
Camillus couple to open ‘Lune Chocolat’ in Manlius
Ever have chai tea or stout beer flavored chocolate? Pretty soon you won’t have to go far to try them.
Try melons in salad, sorbet or smoothies
What's in the Box?
On a hot, summer day there is nothing more satisfying than biting into a sun-ripened, thirst-quenching melon.
Engagements: Laurie Brown, Travis Hobart to wed
Paul and Kathleen Brown, of Fayetteville, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Laurie Nanette Brown, to Travis Roswell Hobart, son of David and Susan Hobart of Denville, New Jersey.
Syracuse-ordained pastor back in DeWitt as rector at St. David’s
The Rev. Jacqueline Schmitt feels fortunate to have been given the chance to return to the Syracuse area, where she grew up and was ordained, to serve as rector at St. David’s Church in DeWitt.
‘Panda Mania’ hits Holy Cross Church
It was "Panda Mania" from Aug. 14 to 18 at Holy Cross Church in DeWitt when 130 enthusiastic elementary children attended vacation Bible school
J-D hoops goes 1-1 in D.C. tournament
Red Rams fall to DeMatha, beat St. John Baptist
Mere hours after the Jamesville-DeWitt boys basketball team finished its 75-70, overtime win over Henninger in the Peppino's Invitational, it boarded a bus and headed to the Washington, D.C. area for two games against elite opposition. And the Red Rams emerged with a split from that event, proving effective as long as its two stars, Dajuan Coleman and Tyler Cavanaugh, were on the floor and not in foul trouble.
Colin Powell’s former Chief of Staff speaks to OASIS
Before retiring from the service, Smullen was Chief of Staff to Secretary of State General Colin Powell and is now director of National Security Studies at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School.
DeWitt firefighter appointed to international ‘green’ committee
The DeWitt Fire District announced the appointment of Glen LeComte to the International Association of Fire Chiefs Environmental Sustainability Committee.
DeWitt Police investigate fatal Jamesville crash
Dewitt police are investigating a fatal single-car crash that occurred early Sunday morning in Jamesville, said chief of police Eugene Conway. There was one fatality, the driver of a stolen van registered to Catholic Charities, who has not been identified.
DCL announces senior-focused programs for fall
Starting weekdays this fall, the DeWitt Community Library and its community partners will offer senior-focused programs on topics recommended in a survey of senior patrons conducted by the Library’s Senior Advisory Board.
Engagement
Brown and Hobart
Paul and Kathleen Brown, of Fayetteville, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Laurie Nanette Brown, to Travis Roswell Hobart, son of David and Susan Hobart of Denville, New Jersey. A Fayetteville-Manlius High School alumna, Laurie graduated as a college scholar from the College of Arts and Sciences at Cornell University summa cum laude, and Harvard Law School. She served as a judicial clerk for the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, and is currently a Harvard Heyman Fellow working as an attorney for the U. S. Government in Washington, DC. Travis is an alumnus of Mountain Lakes High School and graduated from Williams College and Tufts Medical School. He completed a pediatric residency at Georgetown University, where he was chief resident. Travis earned a Master of Public Health from Johns Hopkins University, where he is currently a preventive medicine resident. He also works as a pediatrician at Civista Medical Center in Maryland. A wedding is planned for June 2, 2012.
MPH announces fall sports schedule
Ridall after 500th win in boys soccer opener at ESM
Manlius-Pebble Hill’s long-time boys soccer coach and athletic director, Don Ridall, could win his 500th career game when the defending Section III Class C champion Trojans face East Syracuse-Minoa next Tuesday at 4:30 at Spartan Stadium.
Former IC students prepare for college
Seven former Immaculate Conception students graduated from high school June 5 and are all getting ready to start their college life.
Words for Thought: The cancer experience
Recently a friend contacted me about her sister: she had just learned that she has cancer. Since I just recently finished going through cancer treatment — surgery, chemotherapy and radiation — I am completely awed by the intensity of the experience. Here are the thoughts I shared with my friend and perhaps others will find them helpful.
CBA seniors named section III scholar athletes; O'Brien given AXA scholarship
Christian Brothers Academy graduating seniors Rachel Zajdel and Jack O'Brien were given Scholar-Athlete Awards by Section III Athletics at a dinner held June 6 at the Rusty Rail in Canastota.
Compassionate Care Veterinary Hospital earns elite accreditation
Accreditation is a voluntary commitment practices make to their clients and patients, and AAHA is the only organization in the U.S. and Canada that accredits companion animal hospitals based on standards that go above and beyond state regulations.
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